Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-01-16

second time and referred to appropriate
committees:
No. l. Deaf and dumb asylum at Devils
tendent, referred to committee on appro-
priations.
2. Providing for the printing and distri-
button of election tickets at public expense.
to committee on judiciary.
3. Amending section 81, chapter 80, of
the school laws. to committee on elections.
4. Regulation of primary elections, to
committee on elections.
5. TO relieve counties from liability to
the state for certain uucollectabIe taxes, to
committee on state affairs.
=. Repeating the oil inspection law. to
committee on state affairs.
7. A proposed constitutional amend
ment prohibiting lotteries, to judiciary.
8. Amending sections 2 and 8 Of chapter
l, justice code, to judiciary.
3. To provide facilities for marketing
wool, to committee on state affairs.
10. 10 provide for payment of valid
taxes upon Judgment vacating invalid
taxes. to committee on taxes and tax laws.
IL. To regulate the salary of county
t1easurers, to committee Oh state affairs.
IL. TO regulate the admission of attOr-
>J y " IL in SouI % w. 1No1 I'LL Jt
kota, TO committee on judiciary.
ID. Amending section lO3, chapter 1872,
laws of 1890, to Judiciary
IA. To amend section SIS, chapter 1872,
laws of 1890, to committee on judiciary.
Is. 10 transfer the tax sales records
auditors office, to committee OH state at
fairs.
Is. Amending section 20, chapter 1872,
laws of 1890. to Judiciary.
II. To provide for the discharge of
chattel mortgages, to committee on judi
ciary.
No. IS. To amend section IS. chapter 2,
laws OF 1890, to judiciary.
10. Authorizing judges Of county courts
in cases OF deceased persons, when the es-
tate does not exceed $500, to summarily
close mp the same, to Judiciary committee.
~. Regulating the practice of pharma-
cy, to committee on public health.
81. To amend section S, of chapter 1877,
of the laws Of North Dakota for 1890, to
Judiciary committee.
%. To amend amendment to section /,
chapter l57. of the laws of North Dakota,
%. Providing for the use of native coal
by state institutions, to committee on state
affairs.
rs. That only native coal shall be used
in public institutions, to state affairs.
q. TO repeal section q, of chapter %,
""oo u lOCU, ~ JuulCldlys
70. Donating a certain school section in
Ransom county to the soldiers home at
Lisbon. to school and public lands.
~. Providing for an extension OF time
for payment OF taxes of 1880, to state
affairs.
80. To fix the salary of county officers,
to committee on counties.
81. TO regulate within the state the bus
mess Of commercial agencies, credit COM
panleS and guarantee associations, to the
COMMITTEES on state affairs.
81. Relating to marriage and marriage
licenses D amending laws of 1890 on the
50. 10 amend section l474 of the laws of
81 70 amend section 8, chapter 50, of
laws of 1890, to judiciary.
So. To foster n encourage irrigation
by exempting certain property from taxa
ton, to Judiciary.
81. TO provide for submitting the ques
ton Of increasing the jurisdiction of
county courts, to judiciary.
81. Creating a landlords lien and pro.
viding for its enforcement, to judiciary.
80. Providing for a new apportionment
OF the State by senatorial districts, to com
mittee on apportiOnment.
40. TO prevent the setting Of fires by
railroads operated by steam power, to com
mittee on railroads.
Al. Authorizing county commissioners
to cancel X OF persons suffering loss by
hail or cyclone, to committee on judiciary.
1t was announced that the committee on
elections and privileges would meet over
the Capital National bank at I o'clock this
evening.
THIRD READING OF HOUSE BILLS.
No. %. Authorizing the purchase of
furniture for the TWO houses and their
committee rooms.
Mr. OH I. mnva1 thaf tho hill IN nocc,d
and said that the furniture was needed and
should be purchased.
Mr.. BURTON spoke for economy. He
said the state hadn't enough money to pay
the per diem, letting alone the mileage,
and that unless the railroads came 10 the
rescue that some OF the members would
have to walk home. Mr.. Burton stated
that he had seen All old picture showing
the members of the continental congress-
in a standing position, and thought that,
as the members OF the preceding session
used the present furniture 120 days, the
present session could do the same for sixty
days.
MIR. KEARNEY, who occupies a front
seat, offered to exchange with Mr.. Gill, but
On the roll being called, 80 votes were
cast, of which 10 were yeas and Al were
nays.
An informal recess was taken.
On reassembling Mr.. Lutz asked unani-
nous consent to introduce a resolution
providing for a committee of nine on sheep
h~usbandry. Passed.
Mr.. LUTZ also moved that house bill
No. 9, on the same subject, which had
been referred to committee on state affairs,
be recalled and referred to the new com
mittee, when appointed.
Mr.. OLIVER moved that the secretary
of state be requested to furnish the copies
of the compiled laws and the laws of '89
and 80 for the use of the committees of the
house.
Adjourned.
COMMITTEE
The judiciary committee will meet at
$50 o'clock this morning, at their room.
Legislative Notes.