Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-01-23

value is not over $500, with the recommend
alton that it do not pass.
The same committee reported house bill
~, repeating section q, chapter %, laws of
1890, recommending that the same be
amended and referred to committee on
banks and banking.
Also senate bill II, authorizing the re-
turning of certain land to Elk Valley farm
ing company, which was recommended to
pass.
Also house bill Z, relating to lotteries,
and proposing a constitutional amend
ment. The committee offered a substitute,
and recommended that the same be passed.
The committee on school and public
lands reported senate bill 20. deciding a
certain school section to the academy of
science at Wahpeton. recommending Its
passage.
The committee on public health report
ed house bill 20, regulating the practice of
pharmacy, and recommended that 1t pass.
MI. AXVIG introduced the following
concurrent resolution:
WHEREAS, The legislative assembly OF
the state of North Dakota has by resolu-
ton requested the APPROPRIATION at et Gy 5 me
to aid needy and destitute farmers in the
state to procure seed wheat; and,
WHEREAS, Two of our representatives IN
congress are at present absent from tnelr
posts Of duty, and are not doing anything
stricken farmers of North Dakota; there
ResoIued, By the house OF representa-.
tives, the senate concurring, That all the
members of congress from the state or
/. North Dakota be, and are hereby, reQuest
congress and exert themselves to their Ut
most to secure the measures of relief re-
Gently requested by this legislative assem-
Mr.. OLIVER moved to amend by re-
questing our members OF congress 10 oe-
part wi hin a week from to-day.
Mr.. BROOKE moved to lay the original
motion and amendment on the table. Lost
Mr.. BURTON moved to amend by in
Guiding all candidates for senator and all
political strikers n heelers now IN the
the clerk asked him to reduce the mo-
t'q %r 70 B Rf5t5TEEi said he didn't want to dis
solve the legislature and ~depopulate the
town, and he didn't want to leave till he
received his mileage.
Mr.. KEARNEY moved to lay Mr.. OH
ver's amendment on the table; which was
MIR. BENNETT wanted to know whether
Mr.. divers amendment prescribed Cne
amount Of baggage they should be allowed
Mr.. WHITE moved to indefinitely post
pone the whole business. Adopted:
The judiciary committee reported, ask,
ing for Miss Ella Uline as an additional
clerk. The motion was about to be put
when it was discovered that the appoiht
ment of clerks was the p~rerOYatlve or tne
speaker. The matter was satisfactorily
settled, however, by the speaker announc'
ing that he would appoint Miss Ullne.
During discussion of the matter, Mr.
Oliver, from the judiciary
stated that most OF the Dllls oelore u Wou ~
have to be re.drawn or corrected by Gnt
committee, and the lady. was named De
cause she was known to be competent. q
sub. committee had worked unit! past :
o'clock last night to get the defective bill
into proper shape.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS, ETC.
MI. FAY introduced a concurrent reso
luton for the appointment Of a committee
to prepare a new revenue law.
MI. GILL moved to amend by authoriz
ing the appointment of a committee to re
port two years hence. He did not wish t.
see a committee of five or ten worker
taken from the floor during most Of tn
session to prepare such a measure, AM
thought more time was required TO per
feet a satisfactory measure. MI. Glll
amendment was adopted.
Mr.. AXVIG again SHE'D his caster into TN
ring with a "yoncurrend resoluyun." mi
concurrent resolution provides for a con
stitutional amendment providing TOR suo
hitting relocation of the capital to a vot
s Of the nAOnlP.
Action was about to be taken o n tn
3 resolution when Mr.. Lutz, who sits on tn
y same seat with Mr., Axvig, stated hat tn
latter wished his product to appear as
metamorphosed it into house bill SO.
MI. AXVIG then fired in another con
current resolution reducing the board o
railroad commissioners from three to one
For purpose OF naturalization the malo
registered it as house bill 70.
the publication of future amendments t
the constitution and providing compensa
ton therefor.
IS. By Mr.. Fay-to amend laws relating
to admission and practice of attorneys an
ii. By Mr.. Misunderstanding to car
state library.
II. By Mr.. Douglas-To reimburse tn
state school fund for lands diverted t
other than public school purposes;
@ Do. By Mi. ray (prlnCeu WiLuouJ W
ing read)-Relating to life insurance.
SECOND READING OF HOUSE BILLS.
So. Authorizing county commissions
to designate repositories for county fund
referred to the committee on state a
fairs.
60. Providing for the teaching of Seal
dinavian at Grand Forks university, I
81 committee on education.
81. Granting a school section to Gran
Forks university, to committee on scho'
and public lands.
g.. Authorizing counties that hay
reached the legal limit of Indebtedness
use so per cent. of the general fund Il
current expenses, to committee on stat
affairs.
So. Allowing county boards to loa
from a surplus to a deficit fund, to commi
tee on state affairs.
"a. Relating to accident, life and el
dowment companies other than cooper
tive or assessment, to committee on insu
ance. .-. 3
Ak Relating IN the incOrnOratiOu an