Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-01-12
dr. McOonnoch. regulating veterinary

Mr.. Svenrud, reducing the Judgment |
exemption from 81 $40 to $3.50: also re-
duoing legal rate of interest from 10 to
10 ger cent
The senate railroad committee as pro
posed by Lieutenant Governor Wallace !
VAS Frederick Johneon, J P Lamb
John Burke, r. N, Ink. J. M Patch,
Fingl Eoger, J. " Stevens, N. P.
Pinkhsn, 81. F. Arnold.
The committee on appropriations We
proposed by him was b. N Ink, Anton
Svensrud, J L. Oashel, f. NJ. Kintar.
Fingal Enger. J. P. Lamb. j. NJ. Patch,
o. E. Gregory.
understanding that Little was not en-
gagged in the practice of law, but Little
was to remain on the committee,
HOUSE BILLS.
BISMARCK, Jan. 6-(Special Tee
gram.]-The bills introduced in the
house today were:
Mr.. Kelly, appropriating S15 OGO for
completing and $4,000 for mzintaiuius
the deaf and dumb asylum at Devils
Lake.
Mr.. Mccormack, limiting the charge
for storage of special bin wheat to %
cents per bushel. Prohibiting the en.
ployment OF nom residents as clerks or
deputies in any Office created by the
state laws. Also, providing five days
for redemption of chattel mortgages
Mr.. Sanford, fixing passenger rates
to cents per mile.
Mr.. Hurley. fixing the term of court
in the Third judicial district: Osss;
tirst Tuesday in February and July,
Steele, first Tuesday in January aud
June; Trail, third Tuesday in January
and June.
MIR. Wineman, making sill parsons
engaged in robbery where two or more
are engaged subject to life inprison
ment Also, amending the compiled
laws i'm relation to instructions to
juries.
MIR. MoLean's warehouse bill was
made special order for Wednesday,
The house adjou ned till Tuesday ia
in order to ENABLE the speaker to make
up the committees.
The following bills we're introduced:
MIR. Kelly-Appropriating 81, 500 for
the completion Of the deaf and dumb
school at Devils Lake.
Also 1884. $40 for maintenance for 1898
and 1894
Mr.. McOanns, fixing rates of storage at
Q cents per pushed on special bin wheat.
Also prohibiting the employ ment as
clerk or deputy of any person not a
resident of the state in any office created
by the laws Of the state.
Also providing five days redemption
on ohattel mortgage sales
Mr.. Sanford, fixing railroad passenger
rates at cents per mile.
Mr.. Hurley, fixing terms of court in
the Third judicial district. O,s1. first
Tuesday in February and July; Steele,
first tuesday in January and June;
Trail, third Tuesday in January and
June.
Mr.. Wineman making all persons en-
gagged in robbery when there are two or
more subj ect to life penalty, and max =
ing penalty forgery, not exceeding ten
years.
Mr.. Wineman, amending section
50, 48 and 5.049, compiled laws of 1887
relating to instructions to the jury by
the judge.
| Mr.. McLeau's warehouse bill was
made special order at p. m. for next
| Wednesday,.
The bill providing for the deposit of
county funds introduced yesterday was
by MIR. Iceland instead of Mr.. Newman.
Saturday, Jan 7.
BISMARCK, Jan. 7.-[Special Tele-
gram. In the senate Mr.. Arnold intro.
duoed the following resolution, which
wos adopted:
Whereas, Certain slanderous state
ments have recently appeared in the
public press rejecting in some i'll
stances on the character and integrity
of the members of this he norable body:
and
Whereas, Every member is exposed
to like attacks; therefore be it
Resolved, That committee OF three.
consisting of Senators OAshel,
johnson and Bidake, be appointed
ton of such attacks and report the same
to this body together with what means
in their Judgment should be employed
to protect the members OF this body
from unwarranted ISLANDERS and jibe].
The article especially referred to was
published in the Tri oune this morning
being dispatch from Fargo ref 4ut,ng
on Messrs Haggart. Mckenzie, R,bin-
son and others.
IL the senate the following bills were
introduced:
MIR. Miller, authorizing county com.
Dissioners to correct assessments after
the adjournment OF the board of
county commissioners.
Also providing for the record of
births, marriages and deaths.
Mr.. Day, authorizing county commits
sioners to establish public scales.
Also providing for the appoib tine 1t
before the 3rd of February, 1898, OF a
board of five trustees for the Deaf and
Dumb asylum.
MIR. Oashel, amending the coastitu
tion SO rs to allow investment of the
permanent school funds in county and
municipal bonds.
Mr.. Kluter, prescribing qualific ations
of eheriffs. policemen and other peace
officers. They must have bseu citzeaa
for two m onths before they Gan act;
penalty, imprisonment not exceeding
six months. and fine not exoee ding
$1,000; this bill is anti-Pinkerton.
Also authorizing 2-mill county tax
for stock indemnity to be used in pay.
ing for animals used for farming or