Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-01-20
After Much Discussion the House
Decides Not to Adjourn Until
it Gets Ready.
The Report Of the Compilation Com,
nittee Referred to Joint Judiciary
Committee. Both Houses.
James Brooke Elected Clerk OF the
House Judiciary Committee by
Unanimous Vote.
TIE SENATE.

TIE SENiIE.
Al! present.
OF the bills reported from committees
only one. Mr.. kinter's. TO indemnify the
owners OF stock slaughtered by the state
veterinarian. was reported unfavorably.
The judiciary committee based their action
on this bill on the opinion tina, it was IN
constitutional.
COMPILATION COMMITTEE.
The report Of the compilation committee.
a very bulky document, was the occasion
OF considerable discussion before il was
decided wLat to do with it. Its size and
Importance made it evident that its on
sheraton would require more time than
any one committee could conveniently
spare. Me>SrS. Worst. Sorley. Arnold.
GREGORY. Ca>hel. White and kinter offered
suggestions as TO the disposition OF the re-
port. and il was finally referred TO a joint
committee comprising the Judiciary COM
misteeS Of the senate and house. to be there
apportioned and assigned By subjects to
sub committees. The report takes up
every section and chapter OF existing laws
in numerical! order. and ranges them by
subjects. showing those to be eliminated
as obsolete. void or superHuous.
THIRD D
Two bills We're taken up for third read
ing and final passage. Mr.. kinter's bill
No. IS creating a fund out of a tax on
dogs. With which TO indemnify owners OF
stock injured by dogs. was objected by
Mr.. Worst. He withdrew the objection on
learning that its chief object wa to secure
the destruction OF vicious or dangerous
dogs: and action on the bill. on motion of
Mr.. White. was postponed and made the
special order TOR 8 o'clock Tomorrow.
Mr.. GREGORYS bill. No. q. fixing the
penalty for each person convicted of
q robbery committed by two or more. at
not less than one year Imprisonment. was
referred back TO the judiciary committee
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. KILLER. No. Is: To encourage
manufacture of butter and cheese in the
state by providing a bounty (the amount to
D. determined before PASSAGE for each
pound Of butter in excess of 200 pounds
and Of cheese in excess OF 800 pounds.
Mr.. CASHEL (by reluestl No. Is:
the governor. superintendent Of public in
%>truction and president of the university
u North Dakota: providing that scho
admitting pupils free Of tuition cha
shall each receive the sum OF 800 lth,
total not 20 exceed 5000 and %appropria..
ing 5000 for that purpose.
ALSO. lby -equestJ No. i: To amend
chapter p. laws of 1890. in relation to
steam boiler inspection. The bill creates a
state examining board. comprising the
professor OF mechanics Of the agriculture!
college. a chief engineer selected by the
state association OF engineers. u a third
member appointed by the governor. The
hoard * RI have rcDular mppfipps and n
examine applicants for the position of
boiler inspector.
Mr.. LITTLE. No. IS: Fixing the mini
mum term of sentence to the penitentiary
al one year.
Mr.. LITTLE. No. 90: Providing tina;
the lieutenant governor shall receive the
>alne compensation as the governor. when
ne acts as governor. This bill bears the
written approval OF the compilation com,
!nittee.
Mr.. WHITE No. 50: Appropriating for
the normal school at Mayyiiie. the sum o:
S5D,320
Mr.. WORSE. No. 81: a law Of garnisn.
ment. Introduced at the second session.
Mr.. MILLER. No. 50: Authorizing
county commissioners TO expend $1,000 ior
1~irr-guards.
Mr.. hINTER: Introduced. just before
adjournment. g resolution OF eulogy on
ten. 3. F. Butler. and ordering the flag on
~ ~ 'bs'" tI l"Ai1 W cIA III
da: Of the funeral. January l3.
Messrs. ". J. Anderson. Judge Temple
ton. Alex. Montague. Rev. Father Piefrut
J. K. Clark. j. D. Benton and G. ". Epson
were accorded the privileges of the floor.
Mr.. Patch secured the election Of Miss
Belle Madison and Watson D.. Boyd on the
clerical force. and Sydney Smith as door
Keeper OF the cloak room.
Sarator | aNnur. ara n facI;pr, ,o,ro+;o,
IN the Cloak room OF an interview he had
with the author Of The disturbing dispatch
rejecting on the senate. He was c~onfiden,
The your man wouldn't DO il again.
Father PierrOt. chaplain at the last seS-
SION. was about the senate chamber to-day
pleasantly received by everybody. The
dominic is Wei! versed in the ways of legis.
lators and is consequently excellent com
pany.
The bill introduced to-day by Senate,
Worst and relating to the law OF garnish.
ment should receive careful attention on
the part of the lawyers in the senate. The
measure possesses the rather rare merit OF
proposing a law that is much needed. The
present provisions Of law in relation &c
garnlshment or foreign attachment arr
entirely inadequate and may we'll be SUP.
plemented by further legislation on the
Suhioct