The Dickinson press., 1892-06-04
FOR A BUILDING.
Tho state =, ,nnte Pnsaes to Its second Read.
ing IN App. .rnrin,ion Biii-.SI2,jOO 4.
Granted for budding nj the Exposition

Granted for II budding nj the Exposition
BISMARCK. June 1.-ISpecial Tele-
gram. l. Both branches of the legislature
convened at loon to-duy. When tn,
roll was called it was found that all
members we're present except Senators
Lowry ard Arnold and Representa-
tives Burton and Triplett. The vacant
election etlices were Fl led and the ol1
flicels held over. Fred FAlley was
promoted to chief clerk of the senate,
aud Cherries Lee assistant Chief
clerk. After this routine work
Senator Haegart introduced the fol
lowing joint resolution:
Whereas. THIS assembly OF tte legislature
has bstn called by the governor TO provide
method for the canvassing of the vote TO bp
FollHd at the next general election. TO he held
IN This state TO provide Tor the election OF prcsi
Dental ectol,s ut such election and TO consider
the udvisahllityG Gr incrt asing the appropriation
for the display from this state at the Worlds
Columbian Exposition OF 1893. and each OF these
subj cts being manirestly tuch as require I'm
mediate action TO be available TO the people;
and,
whereas, 1t is apparent that while there is
some coLtrariciy OF opinion as to the proprlcty
OF having 4 special session OF this Legislature at
this time. there appears o be general and uni
form sentiment throughout this state that the
and economically dispatch the business made
the subjects Tor discussion at this extra session,
and thus should refrain from the consideration
OF any other matters; nov, be II
Resolved by the senate Of the state OF North
Dakota. the house of representatives. concurring,
That this legislature shall discuss or rather con
slider no bill the subject or which 1, not recon-
mcndcd In the message addressed by tn ,gov.
ernUr oft unless by unanimous consent.
The res o.ution provok, 4 some debate
IN the senate but wien it clme up in
the house the r,al fun took pllce. Mr.
Gill Ct O.ss moved committee be ap-
p ointtd from house al d senate to which
nIl Joint resolutions be referred Mr.
Beardsley opposed the motion, which
passed hut was reconsidered. Then MIR.
Beardsley inhinuated that certain bills
reat he'd certain committees and never
got any further. whereupon Mr. Oliver
let fall thick and fast hot words upon
Il head of MIR. Bsardsley. There were
no chairs hurled by the angered speaker
nor were blows exchanged. 1t was sim
by Oliver and aimed at Beardsley much
to the amusement of their colleagues.
However, the vote was reconsidered and
u resolution INTRODUCED by
Senator Ink 10 ask our United States
senators and representative tn favor the
bill now before congress to tf.ct n set
tlement bt tive on the Red River Valley
settlers ard the Great Northern railroad
over the disputed land, which finally
passed.
Shortly otter tho legislature convened
they went into joint =. ssion TO hear the
governors address, which was as fcl-
lows:
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
gentlemen OF the senate and House OF Re
personalities:
An extraordinary occasion having arisen by
reason Of The lack OF provision In the laws of the
state for the canvass of the vote Whereby the
reI resentatlycs to the electoral college Will III
shall elect the NEXT president OF the United
stattS are chosen, and for canvassing the
general election returns .f Il e state. have, as
provided by the constitution. called you to
ge1hcI in special session.
The dignity of the state is not only inv lived
In this omission or proper laws. hut our duty to
the national government Is @ thus rendeltd I'm
cutlvc Is fulfilled in calling the assembly OF the
peoples representatives together, and II re.
mains with you to lake such action as mty sccm
proper to you In the premises.
The sentiment OF tie people, as CX-
pressed 10 me fr3lm almost every county OF
tie state. also warrants me IN calling our atten-
ion to the matter OF an ac ditional app opration
to the World Fair und. Al your regular scs
sion you saw tit to make certain appropriation
which was then thought suiii lent; hui veIy
large nun.ber of the citizens OF North Dakota
express themselves as dissatisfied with the
amount set aside by you Tor thac purpose. In
view or he improved condition of affairs In the
state ger orally since your Gdlournm4 mt. And
that In difference TO their W shes, expressed in
private to me, In public through the press and
In mass meeting throughout the state ] bring
this Subje,t TO the notice of your honorable
body.
lis also my duty as executive to inform you
that IT. Is the wish of the people OF the state. so
lar as am advlscd-and should ct venture to
convey the message TO ycn If was rot con
vnced from lie multitude OF expressions which
have come to me that the sentiment OF Il ma.
lorily OF the people nc: ords with this wishthat
the questions named above.
II is roper for me tosay, however. that have
| assumed the Itspo' slb,llly OF tasing you from
our respective avOcat'OnS and OF mourning eX.
peEse to you and the state, with great reluc-
lance And especially have felt the extreme
dclicncy OF signlfying to you the lc, ling with
reference to the consideration of only two sub
jects at this special session; but believing as l
90 In that fundamental principal OF American
liberty that the people are the rulers, and III 1t
Your Your honorable body. as well as nyseli. are but
the servants OF lie people, and having been
made acquainted wi n ,he desires. felt that
! SllOulu lhll III INV uuly SnOulu UcbleCJ lle
communication OF them to you.
S'nce the cl,se OF the last 81 ssion death has
taken from us two OF our associates
ar,, Daily OF Walsh and
meet with tile great u a1orlIy ! take this op.
rortunity TO pay my tribute tf icsIect to their
memory.
In welcoming you 10 your ca ital take pleas
llre In rencwln- the acqualntanccs OF Your for.
mer ST ssion and trust that this ore VIII be llar-
II on!ous and thai the duty before you Will be
rTt,IIt NJ FlnHtIf fntICt La
Having thus fulfilled my cOnStlJutio al duty, !
leave these matters In your hands. satisfied that
GU will de IL With them wisely. and as in YOUR
judgment, the honor aud dignity or the state
demand.
Seven bills passed the first ard second
reading in the house today, but nothing
was introduced concerning the World IS
Fair appropriation. 1t is thought to-
night that $25 GOO is tie largest figure
that car pass tho house and it developed
today that considerable opposition to an
appropria ion tx SITS IN the senate,
headed by Jrd LaMoure. The house
adjourned at 5:15 to O'Clock tomorrow
EVENING SESSION.
Tho senate commenced an evening
session al ! O'Clock. Il passed to its
first and second reading bill to appro-
pirate $l2. 500 for Worlds Fair bui'd
ing. This Lill will probably pass the
bonse. Tho senate also concurred in
the ,int resolution from the house to
adj urn sine die Friday June 3 The
lieutenant governor decided this vote by
voting yes.
ASSOCIATED PRFSS.
BISMARCK, June The World's
Fair oard of managers came prepared
to ask an appropriation of S75 OCO e1
pecting TO obtain $50. 900, but this even
ing have conceded that the amount al
lowed will not exceed over $12. 800. No
bill making an appropriation has been
introduced in the house, but at IN ad.
journe d session this evening the senate
committee on appropriatlore. Hsggart
OF Fargo, chairman. introduced bill
appropriatiug sl2 500 for the building,
but making no further provision for the
exhibit. Executive Manager Tyler states
to night he tenderd his resia patton last
Saturday owing to his private business
The louse adopted concurrent resolu-
ton to adjourn not later than clock