Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1891-02-06


Amending section l5Ss cRess ~ -
laws OF lSSO. relating 70 oass
,,a amending section &!
latfnn salary of county audi e. II
maximum limit OF county aAdlsex - ~ 2l9sE
alRnm Rsuniat,no Tho ,,.o :, !. IS. -
trade MARKS 33sssl
Amending section 2, s. tnd 4 n ~
lotoommon school lands. Rsad atsE7n a. 81
ttmes and referred TO c0mtnttt "a sSe4q
There was q discussion on psnafe Dill -
IL came up for third reading Il
MT Cashel said It seemed 70 him tdAefAa4essSy
ducttOn OF the exemptions would lpur4 t1f Sss
benefit Of all classes He had. .hsd q IN
down the exemptions oueehnlf 81 44l1f
them down one third
Mr. Worss said that last; ;yses @ etceaI 9Aes 4sI
the stassso y,s wipe % out e e SiIs I
had not chanRed his views u q ss5
farmer who owes $50 has had "a
gage on property worth four times ~ 414el n
pay The bills Of those who don pay.
Messrs Etnkham, Syensrlld, }onng014 sx<SS3
men took part iu the discuss b!
bill was defeated by y0sA OF
tion. and moved its adoptiou w.
Whereas Section 30 Of article zsgsN shes S46s#&
stitution OF the state q Nerfh
ed az follows:
consecut1veiy from one npyeeE1a eil f
the number OF districts Rtescf T. ~
senators M shall be diyldea anIGS
Those elected IN The III D.
even numbers shatl Gems
and those elected IA distf!q SbY 18{0 ~
shall constitute the Other
The senators OF Onns sclAsA plg9tedS IL
1890 shall hold itheit 0mca1oe SAos&X =;
OF the other class shalt BOG u
forr wears and thegdeteru1iQ -
classes shall be 1y tnt, 70 Lnsss q;
senators as nearly as ptactde9h
ed bennia,iy. Ineseiope pe ss5ssfSa2;ifiS
Resolved Dy line Hsensesys1f4{a(E
consisting OF Lteup6nanG HoyefN2
| tor J. II. Worst and Seustnr 1lds
and they are hereby app ppointso5
and means Tor carrying 0nsasH L.
requirement, that the drAsnnE f1{ss
vided for shall be held ta soils
arV a. u. 1881. -, ~
Mr.. Pinkham wanted. the - ss3
LIEUTENANT governor and dM0Eeaa1s NJ
TO that effect.
MI. LaMoure did NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l
to the lieu enant governor Alone. - ~ s
ed by tne amennmenl.
Mr.. ktnter said he. did not .Nans "a! - H.
but n fAir deal: II. A assssl
Mr. Ink wanted TO give tne aemoc1sa i q. - *
Ihe repubncans hre IN 1ne u1ag0EHy55o2tYg
lteved they should have erepresenfAtao1s0q "a
committee. ssSss III S39
MIR. Cashel did not think tha6;s s1a s4as tS3
complexion OF the committee cna d949n5 IT
and II the committee, asnamAd, W4eines3l l&2[
factory. some other way of cnoosln9 lsgp1 Il
tee might 3 FOUND
MIR. Arnold resolutl0n Wa Aoqt3
r gulating exemptions. ~ ma i1nalS1 49, H.
mttee reported some NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =
adopted, and he bill was detease44E444 - -
10 to II.
Amending law relasingt0 hom9Ah4 - =
ton The Judiciary COMMITTEES r. 3
a'nendmenbs, which were iald on IL
gether with khe bill by q vote Of 24t0 81
The house began business at. 2 sagsss y s.
with PRAYER by the chaplain. aftsr.s ~
ed answering to their naIne
Mr.. Burke presented 2 petition 1rgna ZSSa
of Rolette county asking that the colleesSe M
taxes. penalty and interests be p0asp0A
next October. The petition WaS AcoQE Ill.,
by cummunicatinn from Tine sDoar0aa4 - -
one OF Roe1s ,Se
contained. Es .sssassss go 3s
Also, from Dunseith. In same counsyf *
ton. y sase25
On motion Of Mr.. Burke. the eiconmunaeltAe44
we're referred to the COMMITTEES 2p agftcnlEs
Sunday School association against re-
sion, asking for the enforcemens OF ssso9r
lent prohibitory law" and stating tnsssl
placed in the handsof each menahef os - l.l
county delegation. 5s &
,ee On mo5lSa 'o%nefapos Of Mr. Burke rsferssd 7.
Several reports Of commattsesssveSe ths1s 81
and acted upon by the house ssSS sSs
The following bills were introduced s3S]
Relating TO duties OF county physicdaxi6
Providing an account system Tor etat0 A40aegsG
and state treasurer. IL
Relating to publication OF ofquarSeslyr4p0rteG q ~ ~
county treasurer ~ V
Making an annual appropriation ZOE nxpe1eef
OF the state ofncers. glsass.s
Joint resolution and memorial to con IT'S xeF
garding Fort Rice reservation
Declaring certain mills public M1lSSkMA sHxeS,
ing tolls for grinding
Amending The school law.
RELAXING TO the establishment and Locations ~ "A
cemeteries. Y ~ y
Relating to q convention OF the railroad 4oHe-
missioners of the various states. HI
Amending The laws OF 1890 tespectlng sl11.ssg
riase licenses.
To prevent morteaging real and pezs1nA5sss s
property in same instrument ssl III 3sS5
On motion Of Mr.. Strom, all biil9 - MI l332
time we're ordered read a second ttMeab ~ 1&
aud referred to appr ,priabe committ sE$
The bill relating to astate buard 0fcAngAsoRt1Nss
came up. ~ NY Si-s3
Mr.. Xearney said the state officers named 1nss
the bill would have to be elected A year ahead
In order to do all the work required by thu bill
MIR. Lutz Thought 1t wa detecttve, Dec4uses IN 4
amending the present law it referred 70 Oon-s y
pilatiun of the laws which had not been etemps4
ed by the seal of uthorIty. FL ss
On motion Of Mr., Oliver, the Dill Was recona-s.
mitted. 70. : s5ssss ~ ~
Then the indefinite postponig enillotine went
to work. and house bills A. 81. 6S and y WerBs
.xecuJed IN short order. No. Al 5yysSss Mo-
kendrys game bill: but, as slIhftafSbiu had
passed. Mr.. McKendry was ssti- -fied 70 let hts;'
go by the board No. 81 Was intended tDmnkes
clerks OF districts courts clerks OF county Sourts
No. 6S related to ad mission Of attorneys and 4
connsellors and No. 81 amended thsex trAy lsw. a