The Dickinson press., 1891-01-17
DOlNGS OF OUR S0LONS.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS THE
IMPORTANT WORK so FAR.

ident Allin-NIakc Up of the House
Committecs-Routine Work of Both
Houses.
Thursday, Jan. 8.
Senate: Introduction of bills main
order. Senators Worst and Mccormick
both introduced Australian ballot bills.
Decided to take up the contests and set
tie them as soon as the elections COM
mittce was appointed. House: Brooke
Stroll, Of Trail, Il bill for constitutional
amendment prohibiting chartering lot
teries.
Friday, Jan. o.
Senate: The senate held short ses-
sion and adjourned til Monday after
noon. Among the bills introduced was
one by Worst to permit the parole of
prisoners who have served the minimum
sentence for crime. Lieutenant Gov
elnor Allin announced the committee on
privileges and elections to be Arnold,
Ink, Kinter. Worst, Cashel, Kuhn and
Lowry. The senate then adjourned
until Monday afternoon.
House: Most of the time was con-
sumed i'll selection of seats. A few bills
We're introduced, but no committees an
nounced, and the house adjourned till
Monday.
Monday, Jan. 12.
Senate: President Allin announced
committees Immediately after convening
of senate; several bills were introduced
but no other business of importance
transacted. House: In the house
Speaker Allen announced his committee
on rules as follows: Loling. Fay, Foss,
Oliver, Gill, B;irke, Stroll, bennett and
Williams. 4 motion to take up the
contest of Philbrick against Legen be-
fore the committee of the whole was de-
fcated; a resolution was passed author
izing Il joint colnlnitte of three farmers,
ono lawyer and one merchant to inves-
tigate the actual cost and value of rail
road property and amount of taxes paid.
Tuesday, Jan. 13.
Senate: A few bills We're introduced
and some of /, local nature passed. A
debate followed the calling up of the
ASvig resolution endorsing Kans-
hrough's $500, 900 seed wheat bill in con-
sres'. 1t was finally passed. House:
Committee ON rules reported and speaker
named standing committees: several bills
We're introduced; IL committee of nine
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North Dakota House Committees.
In the house the committee on rules
reported, and, after adopting the report
the standing committees We're am
nounced by the speaker. They arc as
follows:
Judiciary-Fay, Brooke, Loomis,
Oliver, Christianson, bennett, Richie,
Foss, Beardsley, Cope, Peabody, L,lfts
Rules-Loring, Fay, Foss, Oliver,
Gill, Burke, Strom, bennett, Williams
Ways and Means - Christianson,
Beartlsley, Oliver, Wallin. Havrevold,
Skinner, McKendry. Lamb Cunning
ham, Douglas.
Railroads -Foss, Thompson, Strom,
Osgood, Burton, Hill, Richie, White,
Holte, Erickson, Noltimcier, Fay, Cope,
Williams. McCulloch.
Appropriations-Beardsley, Triplett,
White, Loomis, Strom, Ward, Richie,
Noltimeicr, Lutz.
Engrossment-Burke, Colosky, Wallin,
Lufts, Yegen, Hanson, Horgan, Bjorn-
son. Daniels.
Enrolment = Noltimeier, Colosky
Christianson, Erickson, Foss, Fiske,
Haight, Daley, Cunningham.
Elucation-Burton, White, Hodgson,
Wallin, Peterson, Bjornson, Williams,
Triplett, Daley.
Elections and Privileges Strom,
Skinner, Haight, Fiske. Horgan, Cope,
Williams.
Municipal Corporations-Lutz, Boards
ley, Gill, Holritz, F'iske, Yegen, Daley,
Kearney, Cunningham.
Corporations Other Than Municipal
Smith, Watson, Skinner, Tufts, Satter-
lund, Lamb, Farrah, riplett, Daniels.
Agricultnre-Wallin, Osgood, Tufts,
Davis, Hanson, Havrevold, Larson, Gun
ningham, Yegen.
Public Printing-Peterson, bennett,
Daniels, Brown, Bjornson, Fiske, Lar
son, Kearney.
Ir1igation-Richie, Walton, Nolti-
meier, Loring, Ebbinghauser, McCul-
loch, Hall, Brooke, Peabody.
Insurance-Gill, Christianson, Holritz,
Wallin, GRADER, Holte, Oliver, Horgan,
Burke.
Banking-Oliver, Gill, Fay, Holritz,
Lamb, Lutz, Triplett, Williams, Chris
tianson.
Labor-Holte, Graber, Haight, Hill,
Watson, Ward, Douglas, Axvig, Nc
Culloch.
Immigration Haight,
Hanson, GRADER, Hill, Gill, Peabody,
Lutz, Hall.
Foss. DALEY, Burton, Colosky, Brown,
Hodgson, Oliver, White, Skinner, Lamb,
bennett, Burke, Havrevold, Noltimeier,
Walton, Lutz, Loring, Richie, Fay,
Ward, Davis, Satterlund, Holritz,
Farrah.
School and Public Lands-Loomis,
Peterson, Peabody, Thompson, Ward,
Satterlund. Walton, Axvig.
Public Healtf-Triplett, Brown, Nc.
Kendry, Loomis, Hanson, Coloslxy, Hill,
Daley, Burke.
Military Affairs-Brown, Fay, Davis
White, Walton, GRADER, Cope, Kearney
McKendry,
Warehouses, Grain, Grading and
Uea]ing-Tufts, Dennet, Lamb, Smith
Hodgson, Christianson, Skinner, Eb
binghauser, Colosky, Osgood, Walton
Douglas, Kearney, Horgan, Hanson.
Federal Relations-Hanson, Osgood
Smith, Peterson, Havreyold, Ward
Watson, Ebbinghauser, Brooke.
Mines and Mining-Holritz, Satter.
lund, Davis, Peabody, Fiske, Peterson
Hall, Daniels, Farrah.
Temperance-Hill, Burton, Strom
Fosss, Tufts, McCulloch, Eoltmeier
Richie, Williams.
Highways, Bridges and Ferries
Erickson, Watson, Osgood, Ward, Hol
ritz, Peabody, Kearney, Hall, Larson.
State affairs-Dennett, Osgood, Richie
Loring, Smith, Strom, Noltimeier, Lar
son, Axvig, Davis.
Supplies and Expenditures Skinner
Brown, Thompson. Haight, Beardsley
Williams, Axvig.
Forestry-Satterlund, Davis, Loring
McCulloch, Ebbinghauser, Cunningham
Larson. Fiske, Hill.
Public Debt-Walton, Wallin, Smith
Ebbinghauser, Colosly, Oliver, Erick
son, Brooke, Daniels.
Counties and County Boundaries
Fiske, Strom, Haight, Skinner, Erick
son. Colosky, Larson, Hall, Farrah.
Taxation and Tax Laws-Peterson
White, Brown, bennett, Erickson, Fiske
McCulloch, Burke, Douglas.
Woman Suffrage-Lamb, Loomis
Holte, Smith, Beardsley, Bjornson, Gun