Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-02-27

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what newspapers are entitled to publish
legal notices.
The committee Ell appropriations report.
ed favorably IA senate bill l35, to appro-
pirate money for the relief OF destitute
persons in North Dakota.
The committee on state affairs reported.
with amendments, house bill 1874.
The committee Oh education reported ia
vorably on senate bill l70.
The committee on public printing re-
turned without recommendation senate
bill 1863, providing for the publication of
the session laws in newspapers.
Senate bill IS Vas recalled from the gov
ernor to make a correction. 1t was recon
mended and the bill passed.
FIRST n SECOND READING OF SENATE
1877. BY Mr.. Little (by request
Amending section 100 of the civil code. re-
lating to ownership Of property, to com
mittee on judiciary.
1855. BY Mr.. kulm (by request)-
Amending the railroad law, to committee
on railroads.
189. By Mr.. Misunderstanding to the kill
ing of wild animals between April l and
September of each year, to committee on
judiciary.
THIRD READING.
Senate bill 25, relating to paying laborers
by owners of threshing machines. Post
poned till Thursday.
Senate bill 80, providing for garnishmcnt
and regulating proceedings in connection
Herewith. The bill passed.
Senate bill IS. relating to justice court
practice. The bill passed.
Senate bill AZ, establishing a standard OF
weights and measures for the state of
North Dakota. The bill passed.
Senate bill 1873, relating to the incOrDOra.
ton of religious and other corporations
Recommitted.
Senate bill 1879, to provide for the coilec.
ton and compilation of the statistics of the
state. The bill passed.
Senate dill ITO, repeating the act locating
and establishing a territorial normal
school. The bill passed.
Senate bill 100, requiring registers of
deeds to number documents consecutively,
The bill passed.
Senate bill 157, to prevent the spread OF
infectious and contagious diseases among
uOIIltSGlC dlIlu1dlS. Liz I'll DhSStu.
House bill 9. Providing facilities for
marketing wool. The bill passed.
House bill ". Providing for the publ.
cation of future amendments to the cOnsti.
tuition. The bill passed.
Senate OIL II. Establishing a standard
of weights and measures.
House bill 45. Facilitating the shipment
of live stock aud other commodities. The
bill was re-cOmmitted.
House bill 136. Providing an appropri
alton for the public offices Of the state
The bill passed.
Senator MCCORMACK of Grand Forks
thought 5000 a year too much for taking
care of the Offices of the state. He intro
duced an amendment cutting down the
appropriation. Senators Little and Wors'
supported the original bill (house bill 1856
The amendment Of Mr.. Mccormack was
lost.
Senator WORST, who used to run {
threShing machine and lost $500 at it il
two years; opposed senate bill %, which
looks out for the workingman and hurt:
the owner of the machine. He declared
bill was postponed till next Thursday
when Mr.. Almen, the author OF the bill
| will be on hand to defend it.
The committee on judiciary repDrted,
with amendments, senate bills 1888. 1871, LAG
~, 50, 10. 76.
Senate bill l5S was recalled from the
governor and re committed to the Judiciary
committee.
Governor Burke announced his anprova
of senate bills 1871, 14b, 81. So, l4, rs.
There was a di c :ssiOn on tn } merits of thu
insane asylum appropriation. The house
amended the senate bill, by adding $4,000
to the fuel appropriation and $1,000 To thu
engine room supply appropriation. The
senate did not Ike the amendment, anc
d conferences committee is the result.
Senate bill 81 was indefinitely postponed
on motion OF Mr.. kinter, who intro
duced 1t.
The stock committee reported senat,
bill l57, which vas read a third time. Th'
committee wanted to pay the state veter
marian $1,000. An amendment was iutro
uuced by Mr.. SvtEsrud cutting down The
salary to $1,000. Mr.. Worst made n strong
plea for the larger salary, claiming tina
the kind IF services needed of ttn man VIII.
fills the position are snch AS $4,000 i!
needed to purchase. Mr.. Svensrud'!
amendment was carried.
The senate adjourned till Tuesday.