The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-01-17

IACIullOukh.
Appropriations - Beardsley, Triplett,
White, Loomis. StrOm, Ward, Richie, Mol
timer, Lutz, Oliver. bennett, McKendry.
Fay.
Engrossment-Burke, CoIosky, Wallen,
Tufts. Yegen, Hanson, Horrigan, Rjornson,
Daniels.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Colosky, Chris
Education-Burton, White. Hodgson
Wailen. Peterson. Bjornson, Loring, Trip
Election and Privilepes-Strom. Skinner,
Col0sky, Haight, Fiske, Hottie, llOrrigan,
! Cope, Williams.
Municipal Corporations-Lutz. Boards
ley, Gill, Holritz, Fiske, Yegen, Daily,
Kearney, Cunningham.
Corporations other than municipal
Smith, Watson, Skinner. Tufts, Satterlund,
Lamb, Farrah, Triplett, Daniels.
Agriculture-Wallen, Osgood, Tufts, Da-
Wis, Hanson, Havrevold, Larson, Cunning
ham, Yegen.
Public Printer-Peterson. Osgood, Dan
ieis, Brown, BjornsOn, FlsKe,' Yegen, Lar
son, Kearney.
Irrigation-Richie, Walton. Noltimier.
Loring, -Ebbighauser, McCuIloch. Hall,
Brooke, Peabody:
Wallen, GRADER, Hottie, Oliver, Horrigan,
Brooke.
Banking-Oliver, Gill, Fay, Holritz.
Lamb, Lutz, Triplett, Williams, Christian
son.
Labor-Holte, GRADER, Haight. Hill, Wat
son. Ward, Douglas, Axvig. McCulloch.
so lm% GEg%a1 MI ms pl hhisEt' Ian.
Hall.
observation-disclosures, GRADER, FOss,
Daily. Burton, ColOsky, Brown, Walien,
Loomis, Hottie, Gill. Cone, Hodgson, Oliver.
| White, Skinner, Lamb, bennett, Burke,
Havrevold. Noltimier, Walton, Lutz, Lor.
ing: Richie, Fay, Ward, Davis, satterlund,
School and Public Lands-Loomis, Peter
son, Peabody, Smith, Thompson, Ward,
Walton, Satterlund, Axvig.
Public Health-Triplett. Brown, Nc
Kendry, Loomis, Hanson, Colosky, Hall.
Daily, Burke.
Military, AffairsmBrown; Fay; Davis
| McKendry.
Warehouses. Grain Grading and Deal
ing-Tufts. Lamb, bennett, Smith, Hodg-
son Christensen, Hanson, Skinner, Eb-
b%ighauser. CGlosky, s,sg00d, Watson,
Douglas, Kearney, Horrigan.
Smith, Peterson. Havrevoid. Ward, Wat
son, E%bbighauser, Brooke.
Mines and Mining-Holritz, Satterlund,
Davis, Peabody, Fiske, Peterson, Hail,
Daniels, Farrah.
Temperance-Hill. Burton, Strom, Foss.
Tufts, McCulloch, NoltimieI.
Highways, Bridges and Ferries-Erjck-
body, Kearney, Hall. Larson.
State Atfairs-Dennett, Richie, Loring,
Smith, Strom, NOltimier, Larson, Axvig,
Davis.
Supplies and Expenditures-Skinner,
Brown. Thompson, Haigilt, McKendry,
Besrdsley, Daily, Williams. Axyig: ".
Culloch, %Ebbighauser, Cunningham, Lar
Public Debt-Walton, Wallen, Smith,
E%bbighauser, Colosky. Oliver, Erickson,
Brooke, Daniels.
Counties and County Boundaries-Fiske,
Strom, Haight. Skinner, Erickson, COlosky,
Larson, Hall, Farrah.
Taxation and Tax Laws-White. Dem
nett Brown, Erickson, Fiske, McCulloch,
Burke, Douglas.
Woman Suffrage-Lamb, Holte, Havre-
void, Smith, Beardsley, Bjornson, Cunning
ham, bennett, Farrah.
Observation-Disclosures, McKendry,
Walien, Watson, Walton, Yeecn, Cope,
Coal Lands and Mining-Davis, Holritz,
McKendry, LOring, Brown. Horrigan, Far
rah, Hall, Satterlund.
JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES.
Public MISUNDERSTANDING Triplett,
Christianson, LOOmis, Strom, Ward, Richie,
NOltimier.
Charitable observation-disclosures, GRADER,
Hottie, Watson, LOOMS, Lutz, HorrigaD.
Kearney. Yegen.
Osgo0d, Havrev0ld, Hodgs0n, Peterson,
Cunningham, Skinner, Hall.
Educational ILstitutions-White, Burton,
Hanson ,Hodgson, BjOrns0A, Daily, Wallen,
Cope, Triplett.
State Library-Osgood, Peabody, Thomp-
son, Yegen. Hill, Brooke, Daniels, Erick-
son, Haight.
Joint Rules-Loring, Fay. Foss. Oliver,
Gill, StrOn. Burke, Brooke. Williams.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS, T
No. AZ. BY MIR. Holritz-An act to make
railroad companies responsible for prairie
fires set by them.
No. 4s. BY Mr.. llolritz (by reques,)-A
bill in relation to practice in the district
courts of the state.
No. "A. By MIR. Beardsley--A bill tor an
act to authorize the governor, auditor and
slate treasurer to issue bonds to pay in
debtrdness OF state of North Dakota to
state OF South Dakota.
No. As. By Mir, D0uglas-A bill for an
act to facilitate the shipment Ot grain, live
stack and other commodities. Provides
for platforms at different stations. SO that
cars may be easily loaded; prescribes d.
mansions Of platforms and provides heavy
penalties. =,
No. 48. By Mr.. Douglas-Providing for
paying the fees of all the state officers into
the treasury of the state.
The reading Of house bill No. 2, Begin
ming with section IL 1.-THE first eleven Sec
tiOns having been read yesterday w1s
about to be proceeded with when it was
found that few members had the printed
bill and it was passed until tomorrow.
A message vas received from the senate
announcing the adoption Of the memorial
to congress asking for q confirmation of
the act of the Legislative assembly grant
ing section So, township 1873, range 48, to
the academy of science at Wahpeton.
Adopted.
53a THlRD READING OF HOUSE BIIlLs.
No. %. Authorizing the purchase of
furniture for the TWO houses and their
committee rooms.
Mr.. GILL moved that the bill be passed,
and said that the furniture was needed and
should be purchased.
Mr.. BURTON spoke for economy. He