Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-02-06
reconside,eA, and that motion laid on the
table.
On motion of Nh. Mccormack, the senate
adjourned,
Tie House.

WltllOut pcILlllSSlOns$
The committee reported that the jour
nal az the previous day was correct, and
the same committee was continued.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
MIR. BROWN, as chairman of the ON
mittee on military affairs, presented a COM
municatiOn from the officers of the state
national guard, setting forth that the or
ganlZatiOn was in need Of accouterments
of all kinds; that they needed a couple of
gatling guns; and referring with pride to
the fact that during the late unpleasant
ness with the aborigines every officer and
man was eager to get to the 'front.'. For this
and other reasons the communicates think
that the military system deserves we'll of
the state.
Mr.. OLIVER submitted a communica-
ton from the farmers alliance of Ransom
county, relating to the subject of wheat
| grading, II moved that it be spread on
the journal. So ordered.
THE CONTEST CASES.
The committee on elections and privi-
leges reported in the Ward-Hare contest
case, to the effect that, while a couple of
illegal votes were cast, it was not known
for whom the same were cast, and they
did not effect the result. The committee
was unanimously in favor of seating Mr..
Ward.
Mr.. STROM moved to adopt the report.
Mr.. OLIVER said he understood that
the report in the case OF Philbrick VS.. Ye-
gen was in the hands of the clerk, and he
wanted both brought up together.
The report of the elections committee in
the other Burleign county case was then
read, Its conclusions were exactly those
reached in the case of Mr.. Ward, and the
seating OF cOntestee was recommended.
Report of committee adopted.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
The judiciary committee reported house
bill 80, regarding state board of canvassers,
recommending that it be amended and
passed. Report adopted.
The committee on sheep %husbandry,
house bill 9, to provide facilities for mar
keting wool. Amendment and passage
recommended.
Judiciary committee reported house bill
81, specifying the manner of increasing the
jurisdiction OF county cOurtsJWith a recon-
mendatiOn that 1t BE- amended and passed.
The same committee reported unfavOr-
ably house bill 68, requiring attorneys to
take out license from the supreme court
before they could practice before courts of
record.
The same committee recommended an
indefinite postponement of house bill So
a bill to give liens to landlords. Report
adopted.
Same committee, senate bill 2. regulating
appeals from district courts to supreme
court. recommending amendment inc pas
sage.
Same committee made the same recon-
incubation respecting house bill IL.
The same committee recommended
amendmendment and passage OF senate
bill 3. regulating practice in the supreme
court. Report adopted.
oTION AND RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. LORING moved that the report
of the judiciary committee on house bill
21 be adopted. Carried.
Mr.. BURKE moved that report of same
committee ON house bill ~ be adopted.
Carried.
MI. LUTZ moved for like action respect
ing house bill 9. Carried.
Mr.. PEABODY moved that a committee
Of three-one from the senate and two
from the house-be appointed to commune
cate with a like committee of the Nebras-
ka legislature, and with the legislatures of
such other states as they may deem advis-
able, respecting the establishment of a
lower and uniform rate of interest. Car
ried.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS, ETC.
1O4. By Mr.. Triplett-Regulating the
practice of medicine, and providing pun
ishment for those who advertise their abil-
ity to cure incurable diseases.
los. By Mr.. Burton Amending the
school law.
LOG. By. Mr.. Brooke-To amend the act
authorizing counties to purchase seed
grain. On motion of Mr.. Brooke, this bill
was read a second time and referred to
committee on state affairs.
107. By Mr.. Burke (by request)-Regu-
lating salary of county auditors.
lO8. BY Mr.. Burke (by reqnest)-Defn-
ing the duties of county auditor.
109. BY Mr.: DEMONSTRATING to sum-
mons by publication.
Ito. BY Mr.. Tufts-Repeals the law gov.
ernlng buying, selling and handling of
grain.
Ill. By Mr.. notwithstanding to the
manner of drawing county warrants.
1l2. By Mr.. Strom (by request)-Re-
curing chattel mortgages to be signed by
wife as we'll as husband.
1l3. By Mr.. Richie-Repealing section
IL of the seed grain law.
ia: BY Mr.. Lamb (by request)-Defn-
ing the duties of county auditor. With
drawn for correction.
SO. (Which had been printed without
being read)-To prevent sales Of adulter-
ated dairy products.
The SPEAKER called Mr.. Gill to the
chair.
SECOND READING AND REFERENCE.
Mr.. RICHIE moved that the rules be
suspended and house bill 113-a seed grain
bill-read a second time and referred TO
committee on judiciary.
"a. Attaching "No Mans Land" to the
county of Ramsey, to committee on judici-
ciary.
95. Providing for equalizing assessments
after adjournment of boards of equaliza-
ton, to committee on taxes and tax laws.
90: To prevent fraudulent sale of rail-
road tickets, to committee on railroads.
81 Authorizing the governor to issue
arms to Grand Army posts, to committee
on military.
SO. Relating to salary of county audit
Ors. to committee on state affairs.
SO. Amending the law defining a news
paper, to committee On judiciary.
lU. Protecting stock raisers from fraud
| ul0nt DadiQrpaS. tn commitfaa m aorioul.