Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-01-20
sidera,ion OF the governors message.
The various subjects were referred t. the
appropriate committees.
PLAYING HORSE.

appropriate coiniilt'ee>.
PLAYING HORSE.
Mr. RFNTlFY.in view of m. >urr,>tion
Of ~, governor maj IN. leriSja,rrr was NO,
comu.1l.d 10 remain in session for Six,v
DAYS, but could adjourn and 90 home before
,hs, tint If il, hc>inr>S Was cnmnIrrei
moved that il be the sense OF the house,
thr senate. concurrinc. ina, th, legislature.
should conclude il, business and adjourn
Nr. EIIIOTT seconded the motion in
view of the rentiemaus, Sudden conversion
10 economy.
Mr. BkNTIFS declared M WAS no, a
recent convert Ia anyrhinr, He made the
motion i'm good faith in order 10 test The
sens. of IN. nouSe.
Mr.. KELLY would favor cutting down
; EXERCISES, and would shorten the Term As
much As pDSSib.e. but was opposed to fix.
inr III. Tim. to uui; business before, i, was
nlumenced The people expected some.
thing at the hands OF the legislature, and
expected the members 10 stay until they
GOT through. He demanded 10 know who
Is responsible Tor the DELAY. The commit
ices are appointed. why they are no; at
work
Mr. STROM was willing 10 plead guilty
IA the GOVERNORS CHARGE that tn- rirSt DAYS
OF a lerisIa,iys session ar. wasted. I'M,
moved 10 amend the resolution by adding
providing a United states senator has
been elected
sion was II of order.
MI. OLIVER insisted that il was NOT.
and since the gentleman from Snr,eivh
representing the CITY of Bismarck. had
become tired OF the presence of the leris-
larnre he was entirely willing tn %.
Mr. HATGFS moved ~ nano- iha vote
TO February Isl.
Nj. HALLJM. ALWAYS in earnest.
wanted to elect a United states senator
before The resolution >hnu,d mass
Mr.. SIMPSON raised the MONT OF order
that a merton 10 a1inurn was NOT in order
hnt waS informed ih.r ,ha, was not ms
proposition before the house. The COM
nli,Ta. can nor adinnrn.
Mr.. WiSFMAS moved a committee Of
,hr.a m VIII RI. ,rnv.rnnr and Low
whsr time h. desired IN. j.Gis,s,nTa ro ~
as RI. DAT. az aaionrumant
Mr. RFVTIFS nrnr.staI arajn>, This as
r.1ac,inn unon G1varnor Shorrridos Who
! had mad nronrr rrnmmendafiN ana
II shonId +. nrnna-v ,rasT.G Cnr.rnor
ShortriSue i a unni :; 4.er and a usnris-
man and his Suggestion should racaiva
nron,r consid.rar;on ". car nor and
wotid nor nir,a,a wban rho ,aniSi.tn-a
Shnnld adionrns
Nj. OLIVER had the highest re>pect for
Gonarnor ShnrrriI.a and va raasr n a..
canr his ,scnm M nv , ;HS 'e" hS- - hs
couidS not say As mnch for the
gentleman from Rurleiph whom
he thought was talking through his
nat. Sixty days IS not too much time
LOT tue session. ana II tue members 90 We'll
me Work before them they VIII GO more
WoIh tnan any otheI session OF TIE leSlS-
la;qre EYER gone:
vi. regarded tile reAsctlon as
coming from the gentleman from Bnrl-lgh
When ne assumed that 1t was possible Tor
the house to 90 wrong. He wanted the
proposed created and the gov
eIhor visited win Vie" 10 learning MS
pisa>ute.
Vt. NtLEAN desired !he Wiloie mater
!alu on I!s Iaoie ana protested against This
waste o. tiiIT,
MI: Mclean.
Mt. AcAhlilk moved mat when the
committee ilse li.ry recommend mat the
su2gssiioii OF t!c governor De- acted upon
and tlat the legislature be recommended
to adjourn al as early a day as practicable.
when vas aun2led.
MI. MfS moved that that portion
o. tle GOVERNOR message III relation to
prohioilloh % Referred 10 the committee
on irrigation.
Mr. SlftOA moved Its reference TO the
coliuiitte Oh teinprra.ce. winch was
ADOPTED;
Nr. OLiNtk urged that the committee
on irrigation was the proper committee tor
the consideration OF the subject.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
The bills introduced to day were largely
. the WORK of the compilation committed.
Mr.. NEWMAN. defining the jurisdiction
OF di strict court and powers OF tie judges.
J Mr.. NEEDER. providing for a board ri
boiler instructors.
Mr.. HURLEY. amending chapter 5Ctt Of
the complied laws. requiring decisions
within sixty days after the case Is submit
ted. Provides a penalty.
Nj. WISHEk. ex.mprinr 500 houSe.
hold goods from TAXATION in iieu OF 500
personal property as nos" provided.
Mr.. IEtIEN. regulating commercial
agencies. credit companies and guaranty
associations. Provides a tax OF . Der cent.
on business done III th- state.
Mr.. oTROM submitting an amendment
TO the constitution PROHIBITING lotteries,
proposed by Inc second session Of the leg
i%Slature.
Mr.. WISEMAN. appropria;ing $4,000
for a dormitory at the state university.
Mr.. SOUIHARD. amending chapter !.
article ! OF the political code: Protects
members Of the legislature from arrestdur-
Ing tie : ssion: pun IL TO- Offering bribe
10 members. provides punishment Tor con
tempt. authorizes the governor. speaker
and other officer, 10 administer oa.l,S in