Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-02-06

Y more reSpOhS!Ole witnesses, was placed
on its third reading INC passed.
No. o.. Joint resolution to the ieglsla.
ture OF Minnesota, was placed on its third
reading and passed.
No. 70. Joint resolution calling for the
maintenance of the fort at Fort 'rotten,
was placed on its third reading and passed.
NO. 81. Authorizing the transfer of bal
ances to general fund from funds that no
longer need the money. The committee
on counties had reported on the bill with
an amendment. The report of the commit.
tee was not adopted, and the bill was
passed as originally introduced.
| Mr. John Haggart introduced the fol-
lowing resolution:
WHEREAS, The sad intelligence comes
to us of the death of VIM. Window, secre-
tary OF the treasury of the United States,
therefore,
ReSolrcd, That out of respee, for
the memory of one of the foIsmost OF
Americas statesmen. when the senate adj
JOurn it adjourn until next Monday at 9
p. m, and that the flag or the capitol bnild-
ing be placed at half mast until the day
and hour named.
The resolution was adopted.
MI. LlIILk introduced a concurrent
resolution to the effect that a committee be
appointed, consisting of two members of
the senate appropriation committee and
three members of the house appropriation
committee to inspect the insane asylum at
jamestown. The motion was carried and
senators Little and Bidlake We're appoint.
ed by the president.
The rules were suspended for the pur-
pose OK passing a concurrent resolution on
the lottery question, and having a roll call.
Inc resolution was passed q few days agO
without a roll call. While the matter was
being discussed Senator Worst said that he
was quite willing to see the resolution pass
| lf IT. univ rAfnrrp1 RI tho cola rf lcffarvy
tickets, but he desired to have nothing in
troduced that would do anything to pre-
vent the lottery that is expected to come
on III the senate shortly relating to The
long and short terms of the senators.
FIRST READING OF HOUSE BILLS.
No. 20. Regulating the practice of phar-
macy, to committee on public health.
No. 25. To encourage the development
of the coal mines of the state and to deter
mine what shall be used in the state msti-
buttons, to committee on mines and miner
ais.
No. 30. Relating to marriages, to COM
mittee on judiciary.
No. 63. Relating to loaning money from
one county fund to another, to committee
On counties.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Jud LaNIoure added p%iquancy to the
proceedings III the senate by his sage and
timely remarks on parliamentary prac'
tice.
The sergeant.at-arms has provided a
mahogany table for the use OF the report.
erS.
On motion of Jud LaMoure the presi
dent was empowered to appoint an assist
ant %janitor. Mr.. Farley was appointed.
/ Ill lat INA m watt -.l ,,-,,
were referred to the joint committee OF
that question.
Mr.. Arnold introduced a resolution re
QueSting the governor to return senate
bill II for correction, which resolution was
, adopted.
The president appointed Daniel Bar
stead. Mrs. j. r.. Cook and Jos. Donohut
additional clerks.
The House.
House met at . o'clock.
Prayer by the chaplain.
The roll being called, all member.
answered to their names except those ex
cused.
PETITIONS n COMMUNICATIONS.
Mr.. Havrevold presented a petition
against the repeal of the clause o
the banking law relating to the organiZa
ton of state banks.
COMMITTEE
The committee on military affairs re
ported favorably the concurrent resolution
relative to memorializing congress concern
ing Fort Lincoln.
Also, house bill SO, making it a crimina.
otfense to sell fire arms or ammunition tc
Indians, favorably.
Also. house bill ~, authorizing the gov.
ernor to furnish arms to grand army posts
favorably.
The committee on railroads recommend.
ed the passage of house bill As.
} The committee on Judiciary favorably
reported with amendments house bills 1O1
and 80, and without amendments house
bills 93, "a and 99, and unfavorably house
bill a.: house bill 81 being referred to joint
committee on elections. Report adopted.
House bill 10l prescribrS the time fir re.
deeming m~ortgagtd property: 30 specifies
officers allowed to administer oaths: %
attaches certain townships to Ramsey
county; 80 defines a newspaper: 81, amend.
ing the tslray law: 20 relates to sales under
c6attel mortgage: 92 preScriUeS method of
canvaSSlng county returns.
The state affairs committee reported
favOrably house bill 90, postponing date
"lOd OthhCo VI lou UCCOuc Ueltlluucul, dIlu
submitted a substitute for house bill 70
with Il recommendation tina it pass.
The committee on public printing re.
ported favorabIy house bill 81, requiring
future amendments to the constitution TO
be publ he'd in the newspapers.
MI. BJORNSON moved that 500 copies of
each OF the house journals of back dates
be reprinted and given to the members to
send to their constituents.
Me>srs. Brooke, Bjornson and Williams
favored, and Messrs. Burton and kearney
opposed. The matter was, by a vote Of Al
to Is, indefinitely postponed.
MI. OLIVER called attention to the fact
that the lottery jnint resolution of the
house had been disposed of by the senate
without a roll call, and moved that the res
olutiun be returned to the senate with q
request that the roll be called upon it. Car.
ried.
Mr.. LUTZ moved that the clerk furnish
the attorney general with a copy OF house
bill "a, and ak his opinion as to IT'S consti.
%tutlonality. Carried.
Mr.. GILL moved that a committee bl
appointed 10 draw up suitable. Resolutions
regarding the dearh Of Hon William Win
dom, national SECRETARY OF the treasury.
Adopted.