Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-03-06
THE LEGISLATURE.
Proceedings of the Second Session of
Legislature of North
Dakota.
Bills introduced, Bills Read and
Referred, Committee Reports,
Bills Disposed of.
4 Brief Explanation of the Bills Of
General Interest-Legis-
lative Gossip.
FIFTY-SECOND Day.

IdtINC uUeSlps
FIFTY-SECOND DAY.
The Senate.
The senate was called to order ST. 2 p. III.
by President pro TEN. Pinkhara,
Mr.. WEISER presented a petition from
Barnes requesting to have m clause
stricken out of the prohibitlor law which
provides for the confscation of properly,
to committee on temperance. :
COMMITTEE REPoETs. T.
The committee on judiciary reported
with amendments substitute for house
bill lib.
Also oE senate Bill ISL. tsvorably.
Also on house bill 175, savorably.
Also with amendments on senate bib
1911.
The committee on counties reported 'Ml-
favoraaiy on senate bill. 128.
The committee on state affatN reported
favOrably o house till ia.
FIEsT READING OF BILLS.
Senate bill 1873. Ry MIR. Bisbee-Amend-
ing section 5423 of the compiled laws, to
committee on Judiciary.
Senate bill 1874. BY Mr.. haMoure-Re-
districtiHg the state of North Dakota. Mr..
LaMoure moved that the bill be referred
to a'coEmittee consisting OF the following
named sen~atoys-Llttle, Kuhn, Snk, Nc
'Cormack of Grand Forks and Caskel.
Mr.. KINTFfl, the chairman of the 'ap-
por%;anp,opt .or,nuittoa coiH I've ra0ar1pd
it as in insult to his committee.
Mrs. SVENSRUD moved an amendment.
adding Senators kinter and Mccormick of
Ramsey to the comm5ttee. The amend
ment was lost.
The original motion prevailed.
Senate bill 1876. By coGmittee on woman
MISUNDERSTANDING to a w6ie theflueS-
ton of woman stuff rage, sto,eommlttee on
woman suffrage.
Senate bill iS6. BY MI. Ink-Regulating
the adoption of children, to commsttee on
judiciary.
THIRD READ1Ne os BlLLs.
Senate bill 113. Making an appropriation
for iremen's tournament. The bill passed.
Senate bill 1S9. Relating to killing game.
The bill passed.
Senate hill TIA. Amending the boiler in
spectien lew. The bill passed.
Senate bill 25. Providing for"the protec-
ton of labOrerS employed by men run
ming threfhing machines. The bill was
lost.
Senate bill 1872. Authorizing ahe levy of
state tax. The bill passed.
Senate bill 176. Defining and providing
for the punishment of adultery. The bill
was indefinitely postponed.
Senate bill 16O. FroTiGing fer payment
of county officers monthly. TIE bill was
indefinitely postponed.
Senate bill 1879. Reaat7sg TO salary of
county judges. indefinitely postponed. d.
Senate bill 1923. Relating to, the building
of bridges and the payment therefor.
RIsssT READING OF HOUSE: BILLS.
l87. Legalzing oaths. to-coxamlttee Oh
Judiciary.
las. Relating to the scaseI law, to cont
mittee.on education.
1870. Amending the law Telseing to the
admissability of compiled Gaws of 1887, to
committee on Judiciary.
1855. Repealhag the boiler inspection law,
to committee oE state affairs.
1872. sNxempting voluntary tramen from
jury duty, to cOE1mittee on judiciary.
$50. Providing a military ceGe for the
II. Regulating salary of county treasur-
ers, to join. committee on sa1anieS OF county
officers.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The boiler inspection law is net popular
in the senate. SeHate bill liz Was up be-
fore the senate.
Mr.. BJORGO said the boiler inspection
law is a fraud.
Mr.. 'CASHEL waass the law.
M. BISBEE said that there wasozo acct
dent in his district prior to last year, and
that a:boiler burst jus. after it was exam
.ined.
Mr.. WORST said tire law had been
abused, but he believed the state deEsand-
ed a boiler inspection lew. Mr.. Cashers
bill passed.
The privileges of the floor we're extended
10 DR.. Bentley of Bismarck.
The chairman read an invitation
from Gov. and Mrs. Burke, inviting the
senate and others to a reception on Tues
day next. by a vote, the Invitation was
accepted.
The chair announced his signature to
senate bill 81 and h9lse bill ssS9.
Mr.. ALMEN'S bill GO protect threshing
machine laborers wax sat upon by Messrs.
Kinter and Worst. Mr.. Worst claimed
that it would be a good thing to wipe out
half the avs oE the books, and have more
independence. Every operation of life is
being enVSrOn0d b law.