Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-03-14
THE LEGISLATURE.
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special order for $50 tomorrow. Adopted.
No. ZIG. to provide books for the state Ii
brary and for the care and custody of the
the same-Ayes %, nays O..
The president in the chair.
No: 21O, to define the liability of officers,
agents and stockholders doing business in
this state not organized under the general
laws and wrongfully doingjbusiness-Ayes
q, LAY 1-Mr. Belyea voting no.
Mr.. LITTLE moved that the rules be
suspended and that house bill No. 261,
Mr.. Williams economy bill In the manage
ment of state institutions, be put upon its
Mr.. LAMOURE moved to amend the re-
port of the committee by, striking out
acknowledgements and inserting in lieu
thereof the Estate auditor" Adopted, and
the report as amended was adopted.
amended M1; Sd by Striking meo oSt as sndi eGe sec cled ps
of state, treasurer and superintendent of
public instruction. and insert ''that the
governor appoint three citizens of North
Dakota.
MI. STEVENS thought it would be a
mistake to adopt the amendment and the
amendment was lost.
On the final passage there were ayes q,
Mr.. LITTLE moved that the vote by
which house bill No. 261 was passed, be
recOnsidered and that the motion be laid O
the table. Adopted.
BILLS APPROVED.
A communication from the governor an
nounced his approval of senate bill No. ISL,
providing for liens upon threshing engines
for repairing, ETC.; also No. 161, authorizing
private corporations to change the place. or
its principal business; also No. 1873, salary
of officers and employees of the legisla-
ture; also No. 125, collection of assets and
payment of liabilities OF civil townships
: heretofore Illegally organized.
MI. SWANSTON moved that the vote by
which the senate concur in the house
amendments to senate bill No. 1879 be re-
considered. Adopted.
Mi. LAMOURE moved that the senate
do not concur and a committee of confer
ence be appointed. Adopted.
Mr.. LAMOURE called up the resolution
fixing the pay of the officers and employees
of the senate for the present session.
After a recess the resolution was read.
MI. SWANSTON moved to amend by
making the salary of the sergeant-at-arms
Sc per day and Waterman 81. Carried.
Mr.. LAMOURE moved to amend by
striking out '9O days" and insert "4Odays"
(time allowed the secretary to complete
VAO
Mr.. SWANSTON moved that senate bill
No. 1S9 be recalled from the house.
Adopted.
The CHAIR appointed as a committee
on conference on senate bill No. 1879 MesSrS.
Swanston, Barlow and Haggart.
No. I'll, repeating section $50 of the civil
code and 1855 of the compiled laws, relating
to the use of cemetery funds arising from
the disposal Of lots. On final passage,
ayes, -; nays,3
city water works. On final passage, ayes,
No. las. Printing session laws in the
newspapers. A substitute bill provides
for publishing the session laws by letting
the sam to the lowest bidder in supple
ment form.
The probable expense of publishing the
laws in the manner proposed in the bill
was asked for by MI. Barlow.
MIR. WINSHIP said from an estimate
made by the committee the expense would
not exceed $4,000.
; Mr.. WORST thought some more SUBJ
stantial manne than in supplement
form" should be adopted.
Mr.. APPLETON was in favor of pub
fishing the laws but could not vote for a
bill to expend $1,000 to print in that form.
He moved to strike out the words supple
ment newspaper" and insert the word
'spamphlet". Lost.
80" vi uu6l pdSSdk6 VI tLc Ulll GuOT6 WCEH
ayes II, nays9.
Messrs. Walsh, Bowen and Estabrook
were announced as a committee on confer
ence on the part of the house on house bill
/ No. IA.
The chair appointed Messrs. Swanston,
Dodds and Rove on said committee.
No. 124 was indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. STEVENS moved that the rules be
suspended and house bill 1872 be put upon
its final passage. Relates to county mutual
insurance companies.
Read the third time and passed.
MI. LAMOURE moved that house bill
given its third reading and final pass
age. Agreed to. Passed; ayes, 26; nays,O 0.
Mr., HARMON moved to take up house
bill No. 28S, state reform school at Mandan,
which was read the third time and passed;
ayes, e.; nays, l. Smith voted n Q
MI. sWANSToN moved that house bill
No. sos be taken up; the establishment and
maintenance of q soldiers home at Lisbon.
Read the third time and passed unani-
Mr.: EVANSTON moved that the senate
e commItta IN o tas So nspG pi;l S %o th Z. oo %6a9tsS'
MI. SLOTTEN moved that house bill
No. 324 be taken up. Adopted.
Mr.. HARMON moved to adjourn. Lost
He then moved that all house bills on the
3 table be taken up tomorrow as diminished
business. Adopted.
House bill S24, to establish a state acade-
my of science at Wahpeton, was partly
read, when on motion Of Mr.. Mccormack
the senate adjourned.
House.
The house met pursuant to adjournment
at 2 O'clock p. NJ, all members being pres
ent except Messrs. LANCER, Lilly and Nc
Donald, excused.
A communication from the attorney-gen-
eral asked until Monday to render his
opinion on the question of adjournment.
The following resolution presented by
MI. Haugen was adopted:
Resolved, That the compensation to be
paid the officers and employees of the house
OF representatives Of the first legislative