Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-03-10
Add to the Democratic Vote in the
Little Capital City of Walsh
County.
A Number of Important Bills Pass
Both Houses and 60 to the
Governor.
THE SENATE.

THE SENATE.
BISMARCK. March 2, 1898.
The senate. having adopted the report of
the special committee as to the order of
bills, proceeded at once to the considera-
ton of house bills.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
Mr.. UELAND'S bill, No. 226: Repeating
section 5, chapter 1913. Laws of 1891, relating
to North Dakota exhibit at the Worlds
Fair.
Mr.. NEWMAN'S bill, No. 214: Provid-
ing for trial of causes tried by the district
court without a jury, for the hearing of
such actions IN appeal.
Mr.. UELAND'S bill, No. 1877: To estab.
lish an experiment station for purposes of
irrigation.
Mr.. SIMPSONS bill, No. 232: Regulat-
ing the taxation of real and personal prop
erty situated in unorganized counties.
Mr.. HURLEY'S bill, substitute for No.
30: Fixing the terms of the district court
in the Third judicial district.
Mr.. NEWMAN'S bill, No. 80: Amend
ing the laws relative to sewerage systems
of cities.
Mr.. TUFTS bill, No. PAL: To CONSOLE
date the laws of the state relating to drain
age of swamps, marshes, etc.
Mr.. HURLEY'S bill, No. 46: Relating to
the procedure in the district court.
Mr.. HALLS bill, No. 1923: To amend
laws relating to expenditure of state
tuition fund, and relating to teachers in
stltutes.
Mr.. WALLEN's bill, No. 1855: To estab.
fish a weather and crop service for collec-
ton of statistics and data.
Mr.. STORMS bill, No. 100: For the estab-
lishment of courts of Cancellation and pre-
scribing the mode of procedure therein.
Mr.. WlSHEK'S bill, No. 90: Establish
ing the thirty-second senatorial and legis-
lative district, consisting of Mcintosh
Mr.: NEwMAN,s bill, No. 2o5: To amend
lions and orders in district courts. NV
MI. KELLY'S bill, No. 120: For the regu-
lation of the institute for the deaf and
dumb at Devils Lake.
MI: BULLARD'Sbill, No. 81: Relating to
penalties on taxes, extending time If S
per cent. penalty to October 1-1per cent.
. month prior thereto from time taxes be.
Mr.. WALSH'S bill, No. 81: Authorizing
the purchase or erection of official resi-.
dence for the governor at the capital.
MI. HAGGART moved to amend so as
to authorize only the erection of q resi-
MI. LITTLE opposed the amendment.
He believed it would have the effect of kill.
Ri. HAGGART denied any such inten-
ton.
Messrs. KINTER and STEVENS op-
posed the amendment, believing that the
board constituted by the bill could be
trusted to act for the best interests of the
state.
MIR. LAMOURE favored the amendment.
He did not intend to have his money mis-
directed. He didn't believe in buying
houses of senatorial aspirants In Bismarck
who have failed to success, for the man
the people of North Dakota have elected
by q good round majority.
Mr.. BURKE opposed the amendment.
The board ought to be left unhampered.
They should be allowed to decide whether
1t was best and cheapest.
Mr.. GREGORY explained his vote on
the amendment, Governor Ordway had
nc influence, by anything he ever did or
said, over his vote, and never did or could
have any such influence. BE voted nay
and the amendment was lost.
i uo Ulll was phS6Cu-64 W O-MCSSESs
Mr.. STROM'S bill, No. II: Providing
for the investment of school and other
permanent funds, in first mortgages on
farm lands.
MI. SiMPsoN's bill, No. 81: Amending
the laws relative to taxation, by striking
out the exemption of $500 on personal
MI. WINEMAN'S bill, No. 1888: Relat-
ing, tO assessment and collection of taxes.
Mr.. UELAND'S bill, No. Z: To require
county treasurers to deposit county funds
in designated repositories, amended
by the senate SO as to take effect in 1895.
Mr.. DIVERS bill, No. 1889: To regu-
late the practice of pharmacy.
ing $1,000 to reimburse the soldiers home
board for expenses, including clerk hire.
MIR. DAVIS bill, No. 119: Authorizing
organized counties to erect county build
inRs and issue bonds for the purpose.
Mr.. COCHRANE'S bill, No. 246: Author
izing the %refunding of outstanding city
bonds and warrants.
MI. NEWMAN'S bill, No. 200: Abolish
ing "dower" and courtesy" rights in prop.
erty.
Mr.. OLIvER'S bill, No. 1911: Anne ding
the military code, relating to the clothing
Mr.. WfNEMAN'S bill, No. q: Exempt
ing volunteer firemen from jury duty and
from payment of poll tax.
SUBSTITUTE for house bill No. Q
McLean's warehouse bill.
Mr.. HALVORSON'S bill, No. s.: Pro
viding for a state examiner. and defining
his duties. :
Mr.. MCCANNA'S bill, No. "A: Requiring
all railroads in the state to run q freight
and passenger train over their roads once
every week day.
Mi. LAMOURE asked for information.
Mr.. SVENSRUD had been informed BY
he author of the bill that the supreme