Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-02-17
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board.
Mr.: ELL1oTT: Providing for the out
standing debt OF the soldiers home at Lis
0G III. A H%% T SbS'oRS; Requiring coun.
ties to pay a wolf bounty of 50 for each
scalp presented. ,
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
Mr.. MCCANNA'S bill providing for five
days redemption III chattel mortgage
sales. Ayes Al, noes II. Those voting
no were: Messrs. Hodgson. Morgan, Hur.
ley, James, Larson, Newman, Pierce,
Southland. Wallen. Wishek,. Yegen:
reason Ma; H t6a} i %Su HpB Be i%p sas Slal to for make .es
a second mortgage upon chattels.
Mr.. HURLEY also opposed on the
| ground that it would reduce the value of
the securities and cause them to bring a
less price and enable the property to be
bid in in fraud to defeat a second mort
gaze.
MI. WALSH stated that where property
worth $500 was bid in for 800 it gave the
mOrtgag0r a chance to redeem and five
days to obtain the money for the purpose.
There are many instances where such a
provision would protect the poor from eX-
tortion.
Mr.. McCULLOCH said the present law
would enable those so disposed to defraud a
second mortgage by collision. He re-
garded the bill a just one and in the inter-
est Of the farmers, and hoped it would
pass.
Mr.. HAUGAN'S bill a%ppropriating S72o
for quarters for Lieutenant ROndiez, mill
tary instructor at the state university,
passed. Ayes IS. noes 10. Those voting
no were Messrs. Hagan. Hallum, Hodgson,
Levang, McCulloch. O'keefe, Rinde,
Thompson.
MIR. WAISTS bill prescribing the du-
ties of governor in relation to appoint
ments, etc., being a compilation bill, was
also passed.
HOUSE BILLS LOST.
Mr.. WALSH'S bill authorizing cities.
towns and villages to place all fines and
forfeitures in the general fund. Ayes %,
noes Is. The bill was lost, a majority
not voting.
MI. McLEAN'S bill, No. 50: Relating to
education, was reported back ~unfavorably,
and on motion by Mr.. StrOm was indef-
nitely postponed.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
Mr.. KILLERS bill, appropriatinp
Sl,642 SO to reimburse e Governor Burke
for expenses incurred in the suppression
of R%rasshopper raids.
SENATORIAL CANDIDATE INSPECTORS.
The boiler inspector fiend, disguised with
John Yegen's motion to indefinitely post.
pone his last bill, has prepared another for
introduction, and is trying to get Tom
Elliott to introduce it: 1t is as follows:
A bill for an act to appoint a board of
boiler inspectors and defining their duties.
Be it enacted by the legislative assembly
of the State of North DAKOTA:
Section l. There shall be appointed nv
the speaker OF the house a board of boiler
inspectors, whose duties it shall be to ir1-
spect all candidates for United States
senator.
Sec.2 No person shall be appointed in
spector who has not run for some office, or
has been a member of the third house or
an ex-member of the legislature.
Sec. !. The board, when appointed, shall
meet at the Sheridan to adopt rules and to
distribute any Doodle that may be living
around. They shall also inquire into the
johnson 1900 Doodle story and report if
the Doodle was properly divided in the in
terests of those whom it may concern.
Sec.4. Whereas, an emergency exists in
that the funds are getting low and the
senatorial excitement is dropping below
the zere point, therefore this act shall take
effect on or before its passage.