Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-01-30

Oy the members 10 SEM 10 tnelr
constituents. +,
Mr.. OLIVER moved that a joint COM
of five-two from senate and three
from the house.-be appointed to revise
the law regarding. ~warehousihg, grain
grading and Shipping: Carried, and
pointed as such committee.
Mr.. LUTZ had handed in a concurrent
resolution similar to Mr.. divers; but, after
hearing the latter read, he withdrew
MI. BROOKE moved for a joint commit
tee OF tiVe-twO from senate and three from
regarding reforms in the election laws.
committee to prepare a new bill in
lieu of the several bills. Carried.
Mr.. BROOKE introduced appropriate
resolutions concerning the death of Hon:
Henry w. Lord, of Devils Lake, and
A motion was made by Mr.. Gill that a
committee of three ne appointed to expend
not more than $50 in improving the
acoustic properties of the hall. Carried.
Under the head of unfinished business,
on motion the governors messages were
considered and the various topics referred
to appropriate committees, as follows:
EX-Gov. MlLLER's MESSAGE.
State Finances, to committee on ways
and means.
Bonded Debt, to same committee.
Settlement with South Dakota, to COM
mittee III sCate affairs.
Assessment and Taxation, to committee
on taxation aud tax laws.
Northern Pacific Delinquency, to COM
mittee on judiciary.
joint committee OH penal institutions; the
Insane Asylum and the Deaf and Dumb
school, to committee on charitable institu-
tions; State University, Normal Schools at
Mayville and Valley City, and Agricultural
College at Fargo, to committee on educa-
ton.
Public Lands and School Lands, to COM
mittee on school and public lands.
Agriculture and Labor, to committee on
agriculture.
Railroads and Warehouses, to committee
on railroads.
Militia, to committee on military.
Library, to committee on library.
Constitutional Convention Delinquency,
to committee or state affairs.
Reform School Scholars, to joint COM
mittee on penal institutions.
Worlds Fair. to COMMITTEES on state at
fairs.
Public Schools, to committee on educa-
ton.
Public Health. to committee on public
health.
Veterinary Surgeon, to committee on
public health.
Insurance. to committee on insurance.
Secretary of State, to committee on state
affairs.
State Banks, to committee on banks and
banking,
Attorney General, to committee on ju.
dietary.
Prohibition, to committee on prohibi.
ton.
Lottery, to committee on state affairs.
Seed Wheat, to same committee.
Indians, to committee on military.
DestitutiOn, to committee on state af'
fairs.
Pardons, to committee on penal institu-
tions.
GOV. BURKE'S MESSAGE.
The topics in Gov. Burke's message were
referred as follows:
Intoxicating Liquors, to committee on
temperance.
Revenue and Taxation. to committee or
taxation and laws.
Military, to committee on military at
fairs.
Revision and Codification of the Laws, t.
committee on judiciary.
and labor.
immigration, to committee on immigra
ton.
{ Election Reform, to committee on cleo
F lions and privileges.
Uniform Text Books, to committee OF
education.
Worlds Fair, to committee on state at
fairs.
Appropriations, to committee on appro
priatiOns.
Mr.. OLIVER moved that 500 copies o
Governor Burke'S message be printed
r Carried.
), COMMITTEE REPORTS.
The state affairs committee reported
house bill 80, to prevent prairie fires ant
. compel railroads to make firebreaks, with
out recommendation.
The same committee reported house bill
70, a constitutional amendment providing
for one instead of three railroad commits
SlOuers, recommending its passage.
The same, house bill AZ, relating to pro
lection of game, with recommendation
that it be amended and passed.
The committee on insurance reported
house bill "a, to provide indemnity TO
damages to grain by hail, proposing Ger
tam amendments and recommending tina
the amended bill pass.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS, ETC.
= SO. BY Mr.. Lorlng-Provlding for FREE
text books. Ordered to be printed with
out being read.
81. BY Mr.. Peterson-For uniformity o
text books in each county.
!: IS. BY Mr.. Oliver-To legallze the ia,
levy of 1890.
So. BY Mr.. Overwhelming to exemp
tiOns.
81. By Mr.. Satterlund-To collect wage!
by suit without giving security for costs.
So. BY Mr.. Gill-To prevent the manu-
facture and sale Of aduterated dairy
products. Ordered printed before being
read.
SO. BY Mr.. McKendry-Fixing legal rate
of interest at q per cent, which, by stipula
ton, may be increased to 9 per cent.
80. BY Mr.. Fay-SDecifying the officers
that are allowed to administer oaths
Sheriffs and their deputies are included in
the list.
81. BY Mr.. Fay-Regarding attach.
ments against property owned jointly.
81. BY Mr.. Fay-Relating to the county
canvass of votes cast at elections.
y 90. BY Mr.. Tufts-Regarding sales O.
m%ortgaged property.
On motion of Mr.. Loomis, sixty extra
copies of house bills 50 and "a were or
dered printed.