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

Journal committee reported, recommend
ing that, after q slight correction, the jour-
nal be approved.
COMMUNICATIONS AND PETITIONS.
Mr.. BURKE presented a petition from
farmers of Rolette county asking that the
collection of taxes, penalty and interest be
postponed to next October. The petition
was accompanied by a communication
from the board of county commissioners of
Rolette county, indorsing the petition and
verifying the assertions therein contained.
Also, from Dunseith, in same county, a
petition from farmers asking for seed
grain legislation.
On motion of Mr.. Burke, the communica-
tons were referred to the committee on
agriculture.
A protest was received from the Cass
county Sunday School association against
re- submission, asking for the enforcement
OF "Our excellent prOhibitOry law" and
stating thattheir communication had been
printed and a copy placed in the hands OF
each member of the Cass county delegation.
On motion Of Mr.. Burke, referred to
committee on temperance.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
From judiciary committee, favorably,
house bill 8, concerning methods of pro-
cedure in justice courts.
Also, senate bill II, legalizing the acts of
the state board of ~carvassers for the year
1890.
Also house bill IS, prescribing mode
OF taxation, and recommending reference
to committee on taxation and tax laws.
Also house bill IS, relative to duties of
11lGfInn0 nrI To- 1s1
recommending that it do not pass.
Also senate bill 68, attaching Church
county to McHenry for judicial purposes,
favOrlng amendment M passage.
Also house bill 119, for the registering of
chattel mortgages with township clerks.
recommending that the same do not pass,
On motion OF Mr.. Burke, l19 was referred
to general orders.
Also house bill 100, Mr.. Fiske's bill in re-
lation to county officers, recommending
that it do not pass.
Also house bill 6, abolishing the office of
Oil inspector, same recommendation.
Also house bill 81, allowing cities and
counties to use so per cent. of general fund
moneys for current expenses, same recon-
mendation.
Also house bill 1O6, a seed grain bill,
fayOring amendment and passage.
The elections committee reported house
bill " unfavorably. This bill provided for
the payment of expenses OF election con-
tests.
The same committee reported house bills
Nos. 2 and 4, election reform bills, recon-
mending that they be referred to joint
committee on elections.
MIR. STROM moved that the report of
the committee be adopted.
Mr.: OLIVER Wanted Objectionable bills
indefinitely postponed instead of being
killed on passage, as that would save roll
call and facilitate thp tranCaofiOn ne h,c;
ness.
MIR. STROM moved that as much of the
report as favored reference of Nos. 2 and
4 to joint committee on elections be adopt
ed. Carried.
The committee on insurance reported
insurance companies other than cooper
alive, tavOrinQ amendment and passage.
Same committee. house bill IS, providing
for the incorporation and regulation of CO.
operative life and casualty Insurance COM
panles, with the same recommendation.
On motion of Mr.. Gill the report OF the
committee was adopted.
From committee on education came
house bill 30, for an industrial school and
school of manual training at Glendale,
without recommendation.
On motion of Mr.. Gill referred to general
orders.
Also house bill so. amending the school
1uWs y Gcu uuLdVOEAUly.
Mr.. OLIVER wanted the authors of bills
reported unfayorably to get up and ex-
plain their bills or he would move indefi-
nate ~pOstpOnement.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS, ETC.
1873. BY MI. Yegen-Relating to duties
of county physicians.
1874. By Mr.. Erickson (by request)-Pro-
viding an account system for state auditor
and SfatA treasurer
1S5. By Mr.. Erickson (by request)-Re-
lating to publication of Quarterly reports
of county treasurer.
1856. By Mr.. Beardsley-Making an an
nual appropriation for expenses of the
1877. BY Mr.. Yegen-Joint resolution
and memorial to congress regarding Fort
Rice reservation.
1S8. By Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING GER
ain mills public mills and fixing tolls for
lss: By Mr.. Daily-Amending the
$40. By Mr.. Christensen 10y request)-
Relating to the establishment and location
OF cemeteries.
al. By Mr.. Colosky-Relating to a con-
yention of the railroad commissioner of
the various states.
142. BY Mr.. Havrevold (by reqr astl-
Amending the laws of 1890 respecting
AAAssA Akuko CAO
128. By Mr.. Strom-To prevent mort
gaging real and personal property in same
instrument.
On motion of Mr.. Strom, all bills read
first time were ordered read a second time
by title and referred to appropriate com
SECOND READING OF HOUSE BILLS.
lSS Gas above given), to committee on
public health. -
1S4 and 1876, to judiciary committee.
1876, to committee on appropriations.
1S7, to committee on military affairs.
1873, to committee on state affairs.
lS9, to committee on education.
l40, to committee on state affairs.
al. to committee on appropriations.
142, to committee on Judiciary.
49,, to same committee.
Substitute for house bill IS, for the pro- /
lection of bank depositors.
Substitute for house bill SO. relating to
official newspapers.
HOUSE BILLS DISPOSED OF
No. 50, by MI. Fay, relating to a state
board Of canvassers, was first led out for
torture.
Mr.. KEARNEy said the ctata ofi ooro