Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-01-30
DAY,
The Senate.
The senate met at 2 o'clock.

SENATE BILLS INTRODUCED.
No. SO. by Mr.. Cashcl-An act to regu-
late the practice of medicine and surgery.
No. "a. By Mr.. Arnold-To fix and reg
ulate the fees and compensation of clerks
OF district court and provide what other
county officers may hold the office.
No. S.. By Mr.. Mccormack Of Grand
Forks-Amending chapter S8 of the gen
eral avs of 1881 relating to place of trial
in justice court.
No. So. BY Mr.. Mccormack of Grand
Forks-Amending chapter SO of general
laws of 1881 relating to security for costs In
Justice court.
No. 81. By Mr.. Mccormack of Grand
FOrks-Amending section 80, article Is,
chapter |, general laws Of 1877, and section
3 of chapter 81 Of the general laws of 1879
relating to appeals from justice court and
the duties of justice in case of appeal.
No. 88. By Mr.. Miller-A bill for an act
relating to county warrants II duty of
the county treasurer relating thereto.
No. 80. BY Mr.. Bisbee-eXempting GER
and execution.
No. 80. BY Mr.. Brynjolfson-A bill for
all act defining usury; making the taking
of usury a m~iSdemeanOr; also the assign
ment or disposition of usuriOus contracts
and providing penalty therefor.
No. 81. BY Mr.. Worst (by request)-
Providing for the incorporation of detect
i've agencies.
sECoND READING OF SENATE BILLS.
No. 70. Amending chapter SO of the laws
of 1890, relating TO the practice of medi-
cine, to the committee on public health.
80. Providing for garnishment and reg.
ulating the proceedings in connection
herewith, to committee on judiciary.
81. Giving a lien on mares and cows
and the offspring thereof for service of
stallion or bull, to committee on stock.
81. Giving county commissioner author
ity to purchase prairie burners, to commit
tee on state affairs.
PER DIEM.
There is every Indication that the mem.
bers of the legislature will still have to
wait for their per diem and mileage.
House bill 44-one Of the two bills neces.
sary before any pay can be secured-was
sat upon and severely criticised by Sena.
tor Cashel. lie says that this is a bad
time to try to float bonds and there are
some small funds, such as the indemnity
stock fund and some gross earnings taxes
VI JCCC, "lllCu CuuIu NO uStu lCLuDOIdElly,
by an emergency bill. In the spring a
large quantity of school lands will be sold
and 100000 in cash will be realized from
the sale. The constitution provides that
the school funds may be invested in state
bonds, and these bonds should be sold to
the school fund and thus keep our debt at
home.
The bill was made a special order for
Friday at O'Clock and Messrs.C Cas- he, Patch
and Palmer were appointed a committee
to report on it on that date.
BILLS READ TWICE.
Senate bill No. 20. By Mr.. Haggart-
Amending sections 8 and 5 of chapter 1850,
laws of 1890, was read a first and second
lands.
Senate bill No. 90. BY Mr.. Mccormack
or Grand Forks-Appropriating monies
now in the treasury for payment of salar-
les and mileage OF members and officers,
was re ad a first and second time and rA-
ferred to the committee on appropriations.
THIRD READING Of SENATE BILLS.
No 11-Legalizing the acts Of the state
%canvassing board, was read a third time
and placed On its final passage.
No. N-Joint resolution to the legisla-
ture OF the state of Minnesota regulating
commission houses and preventing them
from dealing in options. was referred to
the committee on judiciary.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A message from the house indicated thai
a joint committee is de. irtd to consider
all bills introduced relating to amendments
of the election laws. The senate oncurred,
except that it amended so as to have a com
mittce Of seven instead Of five.
A message from the house was received,
consisting of a concurrent resolution, urg-
ing states attorneys to enforce the provis-
ions of the banking law.
The senate c0ncurred in the house joint
resolution relative to the death of the late
Henry W. Lord.
The senate adjourned.
The House.
The house net at 2:05, Speaker Allin in
the chair.
Prayer by Chaplain Kline.
ROll-call showed all members present