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

The senate met at 2 o'clock.
Lieutenant-Governo Allin presided.
AN ADVERSE REPORT.
The committee on state affairs reported
adversely to the bill authorizing the incor-
poration of detective agencies.
TIE BOND l.
The select committee consisting Of
| Messrs. Cashel. Palmer and Patch, appoint
| ed to report on house bill A, which pro-
| vides for the issuance of bonds, reported.
They recommend that the bill pass, but
recommend "that the S1O6,0O0 of bonds be
not floated abroad, under the present de-
pressed condition of the monetary market,
which is not likely to recover for some
time. but that arrangements be made to
hold the same until sufficient money can
be realized from the sale of the common
school lands, which in all probability will
not be later tina June next, when they
can be purchased by the board OF univer-
| sity and school lands, thus furnishing a
safe and permanent Investment for so
much of our common school fund, and re-
tanning that portion of the state debt at
home, thereby practically mourning no
liability except within ourselves"
Liz report WdS lcCclSCu oilu llc CUIli-
mittee discharged.
SPECIAL. ORDER.
House bill A was put upon its third
reading and passed. This bill authorizes
the governor, state auditor and state treas
urer to issue bonds to pay the state OF
North Dakora's share of the Indebtedness
of the territory of Dakota.
Nv IVnDST iptrn5unoi fha fnI1pyu;,r
resolution, which was adopted unanimous
ly:
WHEREAS, The senate committee rooms
over the Capital National bank are attract
i've, commodious and pleasant, and
WHEREAS, The company that gathers
nightly for the transaction of the affairs of
state is congenial, geDteel and even jolly,
and in no sense averse to agreeable COM
%panionship, and
WHEREAS, The senate has generously
appointed nine or ten committee clerks
at felicitous salaries; therefore
ResOlUcd. That the president OF the sen
ate be requested and is hereby instructed
to extend a hearty invitation to said clerical
force and to inform them collectively that
thep presence of one or two OF said clerks
occasionally, at the committee rooms, will
not OvercrOWd, Inconvenience or mar the
pleasure nor hinder the progress OF senat-
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ties.
RESOLVED further, That an occasional
blank committee report, not appropriated
for any other purpose, If found in said
committee rooms, would not be adversely
criticised.
Resolved further, That several senators
desire an occasional introduction to some
Of the pages, when the ninth order of bust
ness is reached.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
No. 104. BY MI. Svensrud-A bill for an
act to amend section s of chapter 1872, laws
of 1890, entitled revenue and taxation. re-
ferred to committee on revenue and taxa
ton.
No. 1O5. By Mr.. misunderstanding
section /, chapter so, laws OF 1890, entitled
county courts, to committee on judiciary.
No. 106. By Mr.. Kinter-Making rail-
road companies liable for damages by
reason of sparks from locomo-
tiyes or cars, to committee on railroads.
No. 10Y. BY Mr.. lnk-Providing an ap-
preparation for a bounty for the manufac.
ture Of potato starch in the state of North
Dakota, to committee on appropriations.
No. 108. By Mr.. Little (by request
apprOpriating per diem to members and
employees Of the senate for services rem.
dered during the recess of the first X gisla-
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kOta.
SECOND READING OF SENATE BILLS.
"a. Amending section 8, chapter 15b.
laws of 1890, to committee on counties.
-95. Amending sections l., 3 and 4 of
chapter 1856 of laws of 1886, to committee Oh
counties.
96. Amending article l, chapter l OF
justice code, to committee on judiciary.
81. Providing clerk hire for the various
state Offices and making appropriation
therefor, to committee on appropriation.
90. Making a standing annual apprOpri-
alton for the payment of the salaries Of the
various state officers, to committee on ap-
preparations. a
THIRD READING OF SENATE BILLS.
No. rs. Annexing the counties of Rem
vile, Montraille, Flannery, Buford, Gar
field and Stevens to Ward county for judi
cial and other purposes, was placed on its
third reading and passed.
No. As. Preventing the branding Of