The Dickinson press., 1891-02-14

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"A commemorative Summary OF the Pro-
oecdings for the Week, Giving n List
of Important Bills introduced. Re.
r.rrea nm, Pause,
Thursday, Feb. 6.
In the house Mr.. Gill nresented a no.
tition from the Wheatland Good Tenn.
lars against resubmission> and Mr
Richie presented a netition from the "
c. T. U.. with 3 Ola sipners nrav;no
that no changes he made in the nresap3
law, The senate biil renniring county
commissioners to give bonds and tbe
house bill recurring County nhys;c;ans to tn
visit all applicants We're fillei Fishes
resolution requesting the hoard Of | rail. =
road commissioners to adopt a ruIe that
no demurrage shall be charged on cars
on side track for LOADING Unless held
more than Two days was adonted, (4ili's
two insurance bills were adopted. Bills
introduced: To repeal the act suspend
ing the militia appropriations; amend
ing the military code: to make official
force as original denositions. annron1;.
ating So. 900 for the state fair: for ware.
houses on railroad right of ways: to re-
peal the boiler inspection law. nrov;dinp
a penalty for Sabbath breaking of 81 to
Slo; providing that appointees to va
camcles can IN county boards shall serve the
;.mi ;, t.sa 5eain VI tne person removed; requlr,
ii,S',.a ,nS .ne use VI automatlc conpiers ana
,'aai1 paakes on l; raliroad cars requiring lnde-
eaem. tha 'ranosI siIool alsCllc!s 70 come under
men{ re eert that m aMs ei}asc5 amend
m ineS Ilis,C one IallrOad commissioner
siiail II pe eiected al each general election.
IN the senate the coal rate bill was
aSata a,'t ,,o eols.ueIeu 4 anu tne rate maze -
Ism. pna. pGl .oi PER lnue. bliis lntroduced:
,oaJa nus,4 fnn SiiaI ~ sAera clarse snail De
s4aoIs n.eoe ~ III snippllis two h!has or gram OF
seGoM s%nal ~ d;s4ot otg ta haa aenong tne speclal
A., oo1 oa,,.,4 u.avii i ps 1Mw' aiIleAulng an
;,,n e t,,at tUuog oo,,1t u, .aM. ine Dil provla,
viii, tho IVY a,; a!s sltaai ta =. neposlIeu
mi;n ;,+nne.+ eme o.nh onelins Ihe nlghest Iate
,,,os 'oev re Hs.s elo1Teu Tss auveisely' DuC
nos,oa5 m%1 eireu. IL a,,, ine soVee!nor e an
in+;,,n. m.e a!n1'saa oa vne pills Iesu,
pa e IL '.le supreme court anu
t atfp,op,i t,,oi,,is a i1i ilease al! PER ulem
,m;ttea ~, aia eeelpaoyes. JONI CON-
,ai;ef tSaraf lales anu eHle.!lehts no ror
senate t 'A.on na,nod was rrGxtue4 ~ ioi. dne
%,t.. -. ~ TIC ,,''1,na o'et ne e, 10 nhses9i
55no;nto5 i % 'tiG oei 1 u a IieIas ~ i'ileauy
i,pp ps 40 =. 10 .eat.e ti Il..I .,ie sellte
aS' reD' cd D.
| In 1he senate the following bills We're
lhtfoauced: Regulating the salaries of
county Judges IN counties with over
io.ooo populatlon; requiring registers OF
ueeus 70 numoer consecutlve!y al docu,
ments nled III Their Offices; repeating all
territorial educational laws; amending
sta!e pruning and binding law; for
maintenance OF the state mllltla.
La Moure reported on the plan for de.
telmlmng the hoid,over senators, and
anu Ia Moure hold the Sucks. Inks
substitute provided for the president to
prepare tmrty-one envelopes with cards,
all blank, but one marked long term, F"
TO pe drawn by two pages to be selected
70 represent the odd and even numbered
districts. @ The matter went over. The
Dill appropr1atlng for clerk hire in state
olnces was amended by inserting 81 ,OOO
for secretary OF railroad commission,
and raising allowance for secretary of
state and auditors offices to 81, 800, and
insurance commissioner 81, 100, and
passed. Bills also passed giving the
railroad commissioners power to regu-
late rates, and allowing counties to take
up seed grain bonds before maturity.
Inc resolution asking congress to sub
NIT an amendment for the election Of
United States senators by direct vote
was adopted.
The house spent most of the afternoon
in committee of the whole, and a large
batch OF bills was prepared for passage.
House members of joint committee on
revenue law are White, Farrah and
Erickson; on salaries of county officers,
Oliver, Richie, Lamb. Bills were in
definitely postponed, making appropria-