Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-03-07
. A TRIPLE ROAST
Attorney : General Goodwin
Plays With the Legisla-
tive Buzz-Saw Once"
too Often
And is Given the Complete
Slashing That He Has
So Thoroughly
Earned.
Characterized as an Alleged
Acknowledgement and Com
pared to a Brain
.-..- less Parrot.
His Communication Spoken of as
"Stuff" and Promptly Expunged
From the Records.
Senators Barlow and DOdds Come in
For Their Share Of the
Punishment.
They Are Censured For Their Reflec-
tions on the Majority of
the Senate.
Dodds Deposed as President Pro Tenn.
r and LaMOure Elected to
.'.' the Chair
Scathing Rebukes, Artistic "R0asts,"
Red Hot Oratory and Politi-
4 a5, cal Executions.
They Are Censured For Their Retlec-
tions on the Majority of
the Senate.
Dodds Deposed as President Pro Tenn.
and LaMOure Elected to
.' the Chair
Scathing Rebukes, Artistic "R0asts,"
Red Hot OratOry and P0liti-
.-r,-, cal Executions.
Senate.
TUESDAY, March 4.

a4 TUESDAY, March 4.
~ Convened at 2 p. m.
Prayer by the chaplain.
The journal was referred to Messrs. Slot
ten and Smith for correction.
The president pro TEN was called to the
chair.
A message from the house was received
bringing the requested certified copy of
amendments to senate bill No. IA; also SEN
ate bills No. 156, relating to brands and
ear marks; No. 172, taxation of property in
un%organized counties, and No. Al, to regu-
late common carriers, all passed with
amendments. y-~
House bills No. 1872, 1924, 1852 and 227, were
also reported as having passed the house.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
The judiciary committee reported favor
ably No. 2lS, providing for an election to
increase the jurisdiction of county courts;
also house bill No. 255, to amend section
81, chapter so, session laws Of 1887, and
senate bill No. 215. fixing the terms of the
court. -,t
Agriculture-House bill No. 800, amend
ing an act relating to q lien on crops; No.
306, amending an act providing for
counties to issue bonds to procure seed
%grain-do pass.
The senate concurred in the house
amendments to No. 118. relating to bridge
building at the. expense of counties.
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS INION
The Encouragement submitted the fol-
4 lowing communication to the senate in re-
ply to a request: u
F@aa r,nnrrn-1r WI A rrncopA~usx fNr~rup A r \
BISMARCK, March 8, 1890.
To the Honorable Senate of t g Legislative ss.
sembly OF North Dakota:
GENTLEMEN:-I have the honor to ac-
knowledge receipt at 6 O'Clock p. M, March
/, 1890, of a communication from your hon
orable body requesting further advice with
reference to the p~rerogatives and powers
may be no misrepresentation as to any de-
lay on my part in answering former COM
e m%unicatiOnS. / desire to state distinctly
that the resolution which appears to have
been adopted February 81, 1890, was not
transmitted to or received at this Office
until the hour between 2 and 3 o'clock p.
M, Friday, February 2S,. 1890, and was
answered within twenty-fOur hours there
after. In that opinion had the honor to
inform your honorable BODY that 1t would
be best tocOmpel the attendance OF wit
nesses and? the giving of testimony by, due
pIOcSsS u law. IL RiSihk ouSi %UpluloA4
assumed that said committee, being mem
bers Of the highest branch of the law MAX
ing power OF the state. were familiar with
the simpler forms OF legal proceedings,
and would readily understand the meaning
of terms which have been in common use
since the days OF Magma Charta in Eng
land, and which are found not only in the
constitution of the United States but In the
constitutions of nearly. il not all. the
states, of the union.
Y0n now request mt to advise you fully
and powers Of the senate in the premises.
AS i have not been honored With the con
tidence of said committee amnOt familiar
with the premises and cannot answer this
question fully without being advised as to