Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-01-19

their attention. Aside from this smok-
.rg was freely INDUCED in by the high
lawmakers and general lobbying was
the order. Then the senatorial squsb
hle and the toodle investigations we're
teenmetl.
TIE report Of the compilation COM
mittee appointed by Governor Burke
two years sgo to compile the laws OF the
state was referred BY joint resolution to
the judiciary committees of both houses
Copies of the report will also be sent to
the judges of the district aud supre me
courts of the state.
senator Killers bill, No As. to en-
courage the dairy business in North DA
kota is new departure in the leeisla-
ton OF the state 1t proposes to pay
bounty Of o cum to be fixed per pound
upon all Gutter and cheese made in the
state exceeding 200 pounds of butter and
800 pounds Of oneese, the bounty to he
paid for five years after O,tobsr, 1893
The application OF tho law is to be siml-
lar to the nstiooal bounty on sugar.
MIR Cashtl, Senate Bill 46-lnstitutes
state high school board for encourage.
ment of higher education in public
schools It gives each high school
$400. provided it complies with the
rules, and provided that not more &.
$8CCO IRE required to carry out the
measure
Mr.. Hitler, Senate Bill 45 -Providir g
bounty for butter snd CHE csc. manu-
featured within the state, being sun
to be determined for esoh pound OF
butter in excess OF 200. and each pound
of cheese in excess of 800.
Oashel. Senate Bill 46-Oreating high
| oh
superintendent of public instruction
ing pecuniary aid for high schools re-
ceiving pupils without tuition.
MIR. Osshel, Senate Eill 47-To AM end
chapter 81, laws of 1890 creating a
board to supervise steam boiler inspec-
ton, defining duties and compensation.
Mr.. Little, Senate Bill 4S-FixinR
minimum time for which convicts may
he committed to the penitentiary to
term of one year, Except in counties
having NJ jail
Mr. Little, Senate Bill 49-Providing
that the lieutenant governor shall re
ceivs same compensation as the gov
esuor when acting as governor
Mr. White, Senate Bill 0-Appr"pri-
ating for maintenance and improvement
of Valley Uity Normal school. $49 $50
Mr.. w, rst, Senate Bill 51-Providlne
garnialment and regul Ating proceed
ings,
Nlr Miller, Senate Bill 52-To amend
section 8. chapter So, laws of 1891, au.
thorizIrg county commissioners to ex-
peni 81, 900 annually tor fire guards.
| IN THE HI USE.
B1sMARoK, Jan. Ia lSpecial Cores
. nc euoe. House bills introdnosd:
Mr. N 4wman, defining tue jurisdic.
ton of district court and powers Of the
judge.
Mar Veeder, 10 appoint a board OF
boiler inspe ctofs and DIT fine their duties.
Mr.. Hurley amsn6ing laws. chupte,
506G Of the compiled laws, being section
l, chapter IS Of the laws of 1881
requiring decieiCns written Sixty
days after the case ia submitted. Pro
vides penalty.
Mr.. Wishek, exempting 800 house
hold goods from taxation in place of the
1900 pe,eonsl properly exempt.
Mr.. Yegen. regulating commercial
agencies credit companies aud mort
gage associations; providing for tax OF
8 per cent on business dOIe in the state
MIR. Strom, submitting amendment tc
the constitution prohibiting lotteries,
which WAS proposed by the second SEES
sion of the legislature.
Mr.. Wineman, appropriatipg $5O,O0i
for dormitory at the State university
MIR. Southland amending article
of the political code, pro-
teots privileges of members
Furnishes for brites to members for con
tempt and authorizes governors, speak.
ers, etc., to administer caths, also Nom
beIs of committees.
Mr.. Walsh, provides for the issue Of
normal school oertliieates good for five
years.
Mr. Oochrane, providing for the re-
moval of public off ,ers for causes
assigned in the constitution.
Mr. Halvorson, the compilation COM
mittee's bill relating to the office OF
public examiner.
Mr.. Coch-ane, authorizing certain
offices to administer osths, inducing
county auditors ard their d puties,
county commissioners, registers of
deeds, and sheriffs and his deputies, in
cases where they are to act.
Mr.. Haugen, defining the powers and
prescribing the duties OF secretary of
state.
Mr.. Hogan, regarding the matter OF
registrations, to whom made.
Mr.. Walsh, defining the duties OF
governor.
Mr.. Southland, amending Section Of
the civil code Of 1877, as the will of the
sovereign pow ers and how expressed.
Mr.. Logan, repeating the obsolete and
contradictory chapters ct tie school
laws.
Mr. Benedict, appropriating SO. 600 to
pay the bounty Oh the Manufacture of
potato starch.
Mr.. Waller, amending section 18.
chapter 81, session laws of 1887. relating
10 time Of reports to be made by sore
taries of mutual insurance companies.
| Friday, Jan 49,
IN SENATE.
BISMARCK. Jan 10 Spec al Telegram
Senator Worst introduced a j3int
resolution against legislation to restrict
immigration. It recltes that whereas
there are pending in congress- bills