Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-02-13

senators each appoint a committee con-
siSting of two republicans and one demo-
crat to formulate a plan for the draw
ing.
MI. LITTLE moved that the resolution
be laid upon the table. The motion was
lost.
Mr.. CASHEL moved that the president
Of the senate be added to the committee,
which motion prevailed.
The motion of Mr.. Ink, as amended, was
then adopted.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
1874 BY Mr.. .Haggart. Amending Sec
ton $40, penal code of North Dakota, re-
lating to the removal or destroying of
m%ortgaged property. to committee on jul
dietary.
1876. By Mr.. Svensrud. Appropriating
money for the relief OF destitute persons
in North DOkota, to committee on appro-
priatiOn.
1856. BY Mr.. Patch. indemnify certain
persons whose stock was killed by the
state veterinarian to prevent the spread of
infectious or contagious diseases, to conf
mlttee on appropriation.
CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS.
The senate cOncurred in concurrent
resolutions of the house calling for a joint
committee to consider all bills relating to
the duties or ~emoluments of county Off
GERS; also a committee to consider all edu-
catlOnl bills; also resolution instructing
the attorney general to proceed to collect
all taxes due the state by the Northern Pa
citic railroad company.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
The president appointed Messrs. Worst,
kinter and Mccormack of Grand Forks a
SPECIAL joint committee on school bills: al
so MeSsrS. Pinkham and Mccormick OF
Ramsey special joint committee on cOditica-
ton of school laws.
THIRD READING OF SENATE BILLS.
35. Relating to the cancellation of Ger
tain illegal taxes on railroad grant lands.
The bill was passed.
IS Relating to the registration Of coun-
ty warrants by county treasurer. The bill
was passed.
l2l. Relating to the salary of county au-
ditor. Made a special order for Monday at
3 p. III.
100. Appropriating money to pay the eX-
penses of selecting and acquiring title to
the lands donated to the state for school
purposes. The bill was passed.
Ii. Declaring certain combinations, con-
trivanceS, agreements and trusts unlawful,
and to restrain and punish the same.
Under the suspension Of the lul S, the f, |
lowing senate bills were introduced and
read a first and second time:
1877. BY Mr.. Mccormack of Grand Forks
-Appropriating money for the mainte-
nance Of t~llrsuniversity of North Dakota, to
committee on appropriations.
1873. BY MI. Mccormack of Grand Forks
-Appr0priatlng 100000 for the erection of
~adormitory and $4,000 for the erection OF a
boiler house for the University, to commit
tee on appropriations.
139. BY MIR. misunderstanding for the
compilation ana collection of statistics of
the state of North Dakota, to the commit
tee on statistics.
a JAUNT NOT AUTHORIZED
Mr.. NELSON moved that the chair APP
point a committee of five to inquire into
the actual needs of the University of
North Dakota and report.
Mr.. MCCORMICK Of Grand Forks said
he would like to know what the commit
tee on appropriations is for if it is not to
inquire into this matter.
MI. NELSON said he believed a similar
committee was appointed to investigate
into the jamestown asylum and he thought
a similar committee should be appointed
in this case.
1t being understood that Senator Mel
sons resolution proposed that the com
mittee should visit the university. the com
mlttee was reduced TO three and further
amended by requiring the committee to go
to Devils Lake aid examine into the needs
OF the deaf aud dumb asylum at Devils
Lake. The resolution. as amended. was
lost by a vote of Z to IL.