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

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Hon. j. o. Smith was granted the priyi-
leges of the floor.
Bishop Stanley of jamestown was grant
cd q seat within the bar of the senate,
The committee on joint rules reported.
and the report was adopted.
The House.
The house met at the hour of 2 O'Clock.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Roll call showed all members present
but Mr., Walton, sick and excused.
Mr.. BEARDSLEY moved that the house
proceed to ballot for U. S. Senator. Car
ried. 1.-The result of the ballot is given else
where.]
Mr.. LUTZ asked unanimous consent to
introduce a concurrent resolution that the
joint rules of the first session be those of
the second session. Adopted. E#
Mr.. OLIVER moved that the rules be
suspended and house bill 70. authorizing
the issue of state bonds at a higher rate
of interest than 6 per cent? placed on
third reading and final passage. Car
ried.
Mr.. Oliver moved to reconsider and lay
on the table. Carried. g5
INTRODUCTION OF BILLs,E ETC.
Mr.. THOMPSON introduced a concur
rent resolution memorializing congress for
the improvement of the Red River of the
North. Adopted.
No. Is: By Mr.. Notwithstanding to
salary OF register OF deeds and county trea.
No. rs. By Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
ing county commissioners to give q bounty
on wolf scalps.
No. u. By Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
tor payment of expenses in contested cleo:
No. n. By Mr.. Dailey-A bill to pro-.
vide for the teaching Of foreign languages
in the university Of North Dakota. The
bill is as follows:
sEoT1oN /, Thst from and after the passage
ehall be taught in the university Of No tt D.
kote, to-wit: German, Swedish. Danish, Nor
Mwegian. Italian, Russian, Bohemian. Icelandic,
SEC. 3. That separate recitation rooms and
aormltorles be provided, necessary for the carry
t tpgg into ct. effect to Of the provisions Of this act, to
university, Of whatever nationality, may be Of
fered suitable and proper facilities for the foster
ing OF race prejodices incident to class and
possible learn to regard. with contempt purely
American INSTITUTIONS and the present system Of
oSm%o sn;d s; ihst?l, and colleegiats education on
kNA ooN ~ AOuuNSus r 'E.r-
SEC.3: That any student, male or fer ale,
who desires to pursue the exclusive study Of any
of the languages mentioned in section 1 of this
act shall be admitted to said university without
tuition or other charge. and shall be CHARTERED
and domiciled in pleasantly located rooms, with
SEQ. i. The sam Of $500 per annum is here
by app!ropriated out of the treasury of the state,
IN addition to the appropriation already, asked,
TOR the maintenance Of said state university, for
provisions Of this act, and for the purpose of
tosteri, g and encouraging young nationa1ities.
The SPEAKER called Mr.. Beardsley to
Mr.. STROM hop I'd that Mr.. Daley could
satisfactorily explain the intent of the
bill.
Mr.. DOUGLAS moved to refer to COM
mittee on railroads.
Mr.. BURTON moved indefinite post
Ponement, as the house wasn't assembled
Mr.. GILL didn't want the resolution to
gol in the journal.
The bill was indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. DOUGLAS offered a concurrent re-
solution relating to capitol removal, and to
give site of same 70 Constitutional Con-
vention association. 1t reads as follows:
WHEREAS. The people of North Dakota are
enjoying the blessings of statehot d under the
PROVISIONS DIVISIONS ct %i a vel; prepared constitution; and
vention which drafted said constitution have
united IN establishing permanent organization,
to pc haS1n o e N the h'S Sopott 2! On 4 Convention
Reso9lued, That there be and is hereby granted
to said association the section of land now occu-
Dfe tbe ep said r ststs as 81 2 N sits for 5a the oap pSiah Building oiG1ingg
OF land; go hereby granted. shall be Immediately
vacated by the state, and the said capitol build
city Of Bismarck. in said STATE. -
Inc resolution provoked considerable
mlrth, but, after a little talk by the mem
bers, it, also, was indefinitely postponed.
No. 70. By Mr.. Tufts-To regulate the
collection OF attorneys fees in real estate
mortgages.
No. so: By Mr.. matchmaking term
of imprisonment in the p%enitentiary as a
reward for good behavior.
No. 81. By Mr.. Notwithstanding
penalties for false returns of taxable prop
erty. E$
No. 80. By Mr.. Hill-Prohibiting the
sale of arms and ammunition to the 1ndi-
ans. #
: Mr.. WARD moved that Friday, at 8 b..
m, be set as the time for considering the
governors messages, which motion pre-
vailed.
Mr.. BURTON moved that, when adj
jOurnment takes place, it be to II q. m
Monday. Defeated.
SECOND READING OBJ HOUSE BILLS.
No. "A. Relating to salary Of certain Of
fcers in Grand Forks county, to committee
on state affairs. n
66. Authorizing county boards to desig-
nate repositories for county funds, to COM
mittee on state affairs.
Senate bill 9, asking for the enlarge
ment of Fort Lincoln and the increase If
the number of troops located there, to COM
mittee on military affairs.
The committee on joint rules reported,
recommending the rules of the previous
session. Adopted.
The privileges of the floor were, on mo
ton, extended to Frank Grav. Hon..H.FS