Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-02-07

LOT eQucaClOnal and charitable
By Mr.. WINSHIP: No. 1853. Making an
Calls for $4,000.
BY Mr.. ROBINSON: No. 1859. To legalize
certain instruments and the record thereof.
SPECIAL ORDERS
No. 12S, to regulate the practice of
pharmacy wa by assignment for 2:SO con-
sidered in committee Of the whole.
MIR. McBride!in the chair.
Mr.. BELYEA offered some slight amend
ments which were approved and then the
cOmmitte arose.
Mr.. President in the chair.
Mr.. ROWE moved that the recommends
ton of the committee that the bill do pass
as amended, be adopted, which was agreed
to.
No. 81; proposed amendment of the con-
stitution to extend the limit OF credit to
$1,OOO,000. also a special order wa taken
up and on final passage there were ayes.
IA; nays, 8. Lost.
No. liz, to amend article 2 of chapter 2 of
the civil code entitled mortgages on per-
sonal property"
~, The report Of the commi tee was that the
MI. ROWE moved that the report be
adopted. Lost.
The vote on its final passage resulted,
ayes, II; nays,I
MESSAGES FROM THE HOUSE.
No. Z, regulating dental surgery with
amendments.
MI. BEL moved that the amend
ments of the house be concurred in.
Adopted.
No. 80, relating to revoking authority of
insurance companies to 90 business in the
state for specified neglectS-With slight
amendments.
Mr.: LAM9URE moved that the senate
No. "a, to create the Office and define the
Mr.. BELYEA moved that the senate con-
cur.
MI. BARLOW moved as an amendment
that the senate do not concur and ask for
a conference. Agreed to and the chair ap-
pointed on the part of the senate, Messrs.
Barlow, Harmon and Worst.
MI. SMITH, under a suspension of the
rules, moved that the vote Of concurrence
in house amendment to No. 45 (~transfer OF
freight at railroad crossings) be reconsid-
cred, which vas adopted, and later, on
motion of Mr.. Smith, the chair appointed a
committee of conference consisting of
Messrs. Smith, Robinson and Mcbride.
Mr.; MCBRIDE moved that the vote by
which No. 81 amendment to the cOnstitu-
tom was lost, be re%considered, which
prevailed, and the vote being on It's final
passage, there were ayes, 10; nays, 8, and
lone million" goes, so far as the senate Is
concerned.
The CHAIR signed senate bill No. 70,
providing for taxation in u~norganized
counties.
No. SO, regulating the duties and compen-
sation OF the supreme court reporter-re-
ported back from the house with amend
ments.
Mr.. BARLOW moved to concur.
MI. LITTLE moved as a substitute that
the senate do not concur" and ask for a
committee of conference. Adopted II to Z,
and the chair appointed Messrs. Worst,
Rowe and Barlow.
No. AZ, forest tree culture, with amend
ments.
Mr.. DlESEM moved to concur. Agreed
c. READING AND REFERENCE.
No. 166, brands and ear marks, to com
mittee on agriculture; No. 1877, lotteries,
on motion of Mr.: Mccormack referred to
committee on state affairs; No. 168, appro-
priation for state university, apprOpria-
tons; No. 1859, legalizing acts and records,
judiciary.
THIRD READING.
No. 81 (railroad bill).
Mr.. BARLOW moved las it was quite
late) to make it a special order for to-mor-
row at 8 O'Clock, and it was so ordered.
No. 1O5, requiring the payment of fees
into the state treasury by corporations
upon filing articles of corporation, or upon
increase Of capital stock. Passed. Ayes,
IL; nays, Z.
No. 72, to prevent the burial of the dead
within the corporate limits Of any town,
city or village.
Mr.. Bell and Mr.. Rowe offered obiec-
tons to the bill which were evidently re-
garded as reasonable, for on the final pass
age there were ayes, 8; nays, 10.
No. 135. This was MIR. McCormack's bill
to establish an independent school district
for the city of Grand Forks, but was
amended into a general law so as to apply
to all Incorporated towns, cities and vii
lagos and the title being changed in con-
formity thereto it was passed by an IN
animOuS vote.
MIR. ROWE moved to adjourn, but before
announcing the vote, stated that under a
resolution passed by the enate and still in
force the senate would meet tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock, the secretary's desk
having not yet been cleared OF business.
House.
The house met at 2 p. m.