Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-01-23
TWELFTH DAP.
The Senate.

Inc senate met at 2 p. IN.
MR.. WElSER moved that the resolution
introduced on the previous day by Mr..
McGillivray be eXpunged from the record.
The motion was seconded by Mr.. Palmer,
MI. HAGGART said that on the previ-
GUS day he did not attach much Importance
to the resolution, but he voted against,
tabling it. He did so as a free American
citizen-as a representative of the people
in his district. To-day he was attacked by
a federal official for the way he had voted
on that resolution. He believed that these
federal officials constituted a dangerous
body to be lettering around the legislature.
He would move an amendment to Mr..
Weiser's resolution by moving that MI
| McGillivray's motion be taken from the
table.
The motion was ruled out of order.
MI. WE1SER said that his motion was
made because, while he was aware that
there was All army of federal officials in
the city, all working with might and main
to secnre certain ends, he believed that the
makeup of the senate was such that they
could not be influenced by such an array
of ofice.holders. ~
On Mr.. Weiser's motion there were ayes,
4; nays, %. +
Mr.. HAGGART moved that Mr.. McGilli-
vray's motion be taken from the table.
Seconded by Mr.. Arnold and carried unan-
imously. &
Mr.. HAGGART moved that the McGilli-
vray resolution be adopted. Seconded by
Mr.. Arnold. 81
Mr.. ALMEN in explaining his vote said:
Yesterday l voted against the adoption Of
the resolution. But last night I was at
tackled by neutrality-suspicious. federal or
not l don't know, but l feel now that it
would be pleasant for US to have the
right of way while walking around town.
So l vote aye.
81 to Z, as follows:
Ayes: Messrs. Almen, Arnold, Bidlake,
Bisbee, Brynjolfson, Cashel, Engle, Fuller,
Haggart, Kinter, LaMoure, Lowry, Nc
Cormack. Mccormick, McGillivray. Miller,
Nelson, Palmer, Patch, Pinkham, Weiser.
son of Trail, johnson of Ward, Kuhn,.
Svensrud.
Those absent we're: Messrs. Little, Sven
nungsen, Worst. X
FIRST READING OF SENATE BILLS.
No. 81. By Mr.. Kinter-An act pr0vid-
ing for a lien for the service of a stallion or
bull.
No. IS. BY Mr.. Haggart-A bill for an
act for an appropriation for the erection
of building for the state agricultural col
lege and experimental station at Fargo,
and for current and contingent expen-
SEES.
80
No. SO. BY Mr.. johnson of Tralll-A bilF
for an act providing for an appropriation
for the erection of buildings for the state.
normal school at Mayville, North Dakota,
and for current and contingent expenses
for the same.
No. 80. BY Mr.. Engle-A bill for an act
providing for an appropriation for the SOL
diers' home.
No. 81; BY Mr., Weiser-A bill for an act
to provide funds for the construction and
furnishing necessary buildings for the
North Dakota Normal school located at
Valley City, N. D.
tions 5l28, 5l29, 5132 and 513S of article 2,
code of civil procedure compiled laws 1887,
entitled exemptions.
No. SO. BY Mr.. Cashel-Amending sec
ton 2456 of chapter 2s. code of civil pro-
cedure compiled laws of 1887, entitled
homestead.
No. g.. By Mr.. Lowry-Amending Sec
ton | of chapter 81 of the session laws
of 1888, entitled live stock.
No. 65: BY Mr.. Little-Providing for an
appropriation for the current and contin-
gent expenses of the penitentiary at Bis
marck, and for making needed permanent
Improvements. III.
No. 66. By Mr.. Fuller-Providing for an
appropriation for the support and mainten-
ance OF the hospital for the insane at
jamestown.
No. ~. BY Mr.. Pinkham-A bill for an
act to amend section 2451 of the compiled
laws.
The senate then adjourned