Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-03-14
BISMARCK WEEKL TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, MARCH ID, 1890.

BISl
tors or delegates under the provisions of
this act, and such assemblage lis not that
of a party already organized and having a
name, such assemblage shall adopt a dis
tlnct name, not previously taken ny some
on the roll call of the final passage of
the bill there were ayes 81, nays 49,.
MI. SELBY voted no and explaind his
vote. He said he had considered this mea-
sure very thoroughly. He had realized
that had he opposed this bill by making
objections to its provisions and by any
chain of circumstances the bill had thus
been defeated, he would have been roasted
all over this state because of the popular
clamor for the law. He now believed that
every member OF this house who voted in
favor of this bill would be roasted next fall
when the people had been given all oppor-
tunity to see the workings Of this bill. 1t
was an expensive, unrighteous and unfair
measure n he believed that under its
workings one-third of the people would be
DISTINGUISHED.
Mr.. BOWEN also explained his vote and
said he did not believe this bill would pur-
ify the elections. He believed on the con-
trary that it presented larger opportuni-
ties for fraud than at present.
ANOTHER UNORGANIZED COUNTY TAX
BILL.
MI. REED (by unanimous consent) in.
troduced No. S47, to provide for taxation of
real and personal property situated in un-
organized counties. 1t is the South Dakota
bill.
The bill was read the first and second
times, referred to the committee of the
whole and made a special order for to-mor-
row at -p. m.
The house concurred in the senate
amendments to house bill II, and the bill
passed-43 to 8. The house also concur red
in senate amendments to house bill 279
Carried, and the bill was passed as
amended.
The judiciary committee reported in ia
vor OF passage, with certain amendments
senate bill 1854, providing for tribunals OF
Cancellation.
Senate bill $50, to prevent debtors from
giving preference to creditors, was re.
turned to senate, because of the absence OF
the title.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
No. 346, fixing salary of commissioner OF
agriculture, was read the third time and
passed-8 to 0; No. 200, providing for sta.
tlonery-substitute bill passed-9 to 0.
Aho ~ oHSvANo 1sEaDAA>0s
House bill No. 346, defining boundaries o.
First judicial district, referred to judiciary
committee.
| Senate bill No, 2lO, defining liability OF
officers, agents and stockholders OF corpor.
atoms not organized under the laws of the
state, referred to committee on judiciary.
Senate bill No. I'll, repeating section 3l5t
OF compiled laws, to the committee on iu
dietary; senate bill No. los, providing fol
agents in state for nonresident publishers
mittee on Judiciary; senate bill No. 215
practice OF county courts, to committee or
judiciary; senate bill No. 21S, increasing
jurisdiction Of county courts, to committee
on judiciary; senate bill No. POI, providing
for publishing supreme court reports, re
ferred to the committee OF judiciary; sen.
ate bill No. 1872, defining a newspaper, to
No. 2O4. amending section 1, chapter
10, laws OF 1881, to committee on agricul
ture: senate bill 20S, amending sections
and Id, chapter 70, laws of 1887, to commit
tee on municipal corporations; senate bill
ZIG, to joint committee on library; senate
bill 146, publishing laws in supplement,
form. to committee on printing; senate bill
100, providing for incorporation of certain
benevolent associations, to committee or
interpretations other than municipal; sen
ate bill 1856, amending railroad tax law OF
1885. to committee on railroads.; senate bill
159, cancellation of certain illegal railroad
taxes, to committee on taxes and taz
laws.
Mr.. ESTABROOK moved that house bill.
S86 be called from committee on judiciary
and referred to committee on state af
fairs. Carried.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Senate bill IA, grist ELECTROMAGNETIC
to pass; house bill 1856, to encourage man
u%facturing of binding Irvine, to pass; house
bill 287, amending law relating to code o,
procedure in justices courts, to pass with
amendments; senate bill SO, record Of
births and deaths, to pass with amend
ments; senate bill 179, amending law relat
ing to appointment of agent to receive ser
vicelfor a nonresident executor, etc. to pass
senate bill 1877, amending law relative to
husband and wife, to pass; house bill $50
relating to sale of property under chatte
mortgage, to pass; house bill 314, building
and loan association. without recommen
dalton; house bill 327, prohibiting thu
mortgaglng Of personal property without
joint consent OF husband and wife, recon-
mended to be indefinitely postponed
house bill "a, in relation to dover, indef
mite postponement; house bill 88, covering
bastardy, do not pass; house bill 1856, sim
plifying legal proceedings, indefinite
postpOnement; house bill 248, to prohibit
fraudulent transactions on part of commits
sion merchants, to pass; house bill 3S4, tt
protect farm laborers. without recommen
dation; house bill III, encouraging build
ing Of highways in unorganized townships
do not pass; senate bill III, requiring sec
rotary Of state to keep record of bonds o,
state Office, to pass; senate bill 1914, to pay
militia amounts delinquent. ' t.
pass; senate bill 1911, maintenance
public Offices of the state, to pass
senate bill 1913, to pay certain papers fol
publishing constitution of state, to pass
senate bill 1853, to pass: senate bill 1870
amending section 1OS. chapter %, politica
code, to be considered IN connection will
house bill 1926; senate bill 200, providing
for d~isorganized townships, to pass; house
bills $50 and 1875, county and township or
ganization, substitute bill reported.
A communication from the senate an
nounced that the senate had refused tx
concur in the house amendments to senate
bill 70 and that a conference committed
had been appointed consisting Of Senators
SwanstOn, Belyea and Rowe.
Mr.. HEGLIE moved that the speaker
bill 70. Carried. The speaker appointed
Messrs. Mccormick, Roney and Mcintyre
The house adjourned until $50 q. m.
The Senate.
TUESDAY, March II.