Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-02-13

Mr.. OLIVER: How can it be prevent
edo
Mr.. LUTZ moved that the committee
rise and report. Adopted-32 to 20.
Mr.. WILLIAMS made the clincher mo-
ton.
Mr.. OLIVER: "What is the gentleman
from Grand Forks steering us against
The bill was read a third time, and. on
roll call: passed 32 to %.
The clerk verified the roll.
MIR. BURKE then put the sinch motion,
which was adopted on roll call, and, sc far
as the house Of the second session was
concerned, their labor on the re-submis-
sion question was at an end.
CONTINUATION OF FIRST READING.
l72. BY Mr.. Hodgson-Authorizlng civil
townships to bond for the purpose of pur-
chasing seed grain for needy farmers.
l73. By Mr.. misunderstanding the
oil. inspection law.
TIA. BY Mr.. Hanson (by request)-For
the protection Of fish.
l76. By Mr.. misunderstanding the
form of state and county seals.
III. BY Mr.. Oliver-Regarding the
jurisdiction of county courts.
178. By Mr.. kearney-To protect the
CHEESE Industry Oh NOrtn lakOCd.
FIRST READING OF SENATE BILLS.
At this point, on motion of Mr.. GILL,
the first reading of senate bills was taken
up.
98. Making annual appropriation to pay
salaries OF state officers.
SO. To fix the compensation of county
judges, county auditors and superinten-
dpDtS nf nnhli0 inCfrI1ntiOn in oOnntinc h0u-
ing a population of less than 1000.
81: Relating to the transfer of county
funds.
70. Memorial to congress asking for the
retention of soldiers at Fort Totten.
10. To amend the law regarding the in
corporation Of cities and towns.
lO2. Authorizing the state treasurer to
transfer money from stock-indemnity fund
to general fund.
IS. Appropriating funds for current ex-
penses of the penitentiary and for needed
improvements.
1871. Appropriating money for the main
tenance Of the militia.
s.. Making appropriations for the agri-
cultural college.
50. Appropriation for the normal school
at Mayville.
go. Money for the soldiers home at Lis
bon.
I'll. Appropriation for the maintenance Of
the normal school at Valley City.
81. Appropriation for the maintenance
of the state insane asylum.
Y: Appropriation for the reform school
at Mandan.
SO. Appropriation for the deaf and
dumb asylum at Devils Lake.
40. Appropriating money for the acad-
envy of science at Wahpeton.
l2l. Fixing salary of county auditor.
On motion of Mr.. Gill read the first time
and referred to the joint committee o. sal
aries of county officers.
81. Fixing the maximum rate to be
charged by railroads for transporting,
within the state. coal mined in North Da-
kOta.
SO. Relating to the registration of coun-
ty warrants.
IS. Providing for the cancellation of
illegal taxes on railroad lands upon which
surveys had not been made at time of tax
levy.
II. To amend the law relating to COM
nor carriers.
q. Authorizing counties to buy seed
grain for needy farmers.
This bill had nc enacting clause, and on
motion of Mr.. Lutz it was sent back to the
senate to have the defect remedied.
100. A~pprOpriating money to pay eX-
penses OF selecting and acquiring title to
lands given by congress to the public insti-
buttons of the state.
ECOND READING OF SENATE BILLS.
Mr.. GILL moved that all senate bills
which had been read first time be read
second time by title and referred to appro-
pirate committees. Carried.
Nos. 100, 90. 70, Is, 81. so, SO, SO. 131, IS.
l4O and 98-alI appropriating money-were
referred to committee OF appropriations.
Nos. II aud 81 were sent to committee on
railroads.
Nos. SS and 1902, to committee on state
affairs.
Nos. IS and 81, to committee OH judiciary.
NO.. III, to committee on municipal cor
porations.
No. 70, to committee on military affairs.
No. 81, to joint committee on salary of
county officers.
THIRD READING OF HOUSE BILLS.
On motion Of Mr.. Gill the third reading
of house bills was taken up.
No. 1O6-a seed-grain bill-was passed.
Mr.. BURTON moved to suspend the
rules and 60 into committee of the whole
for the consideration of house bill SO, a
constitutional amendment providing for
capital removal. Carried.
Mr.. BURKE moved to reconsider the
vote by which the house went into COM
mittee of the whole. Lost.
Mr.. BROOKE moved to postpone further
consideration until Tuesday of next week.
Lost.
The speaker called Mr.. Oliver to the
chair.
Mr.: BURTON moved to amend the title
by inserting concurrent" instead of
Joint" Carried.
&Mr. BROOKE moved that the committee
rise and recommend postponement of
further consideration of the bill until one
week from to,day. at 3 o'clock.
Mr.. SFROM moved as a substitute that
committee rise and recommend the bill for
passage.
Mr.. BROOKE made a plea for fair con-
sideration OF the bill. The purpose was
too transparent to escape the sight of an
infant ever before its eyes was opened to
the world. In order to backcap the resub-
mission victory those smarting under de-
feat had brought this matter up hurriedly.
1--WE have just passed to the third reading in
order to facilitate business, and this thing
will delay all business. There is plenty
of work OF a practical nature for us to do
The capital was located by the constitu-.
ton; and, while the present session of
course has a right to legislate on the mat
ter OF removal, we should consider the
subject seriously and calmly. The man
who now fathers this hin WAC tho nna