Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-03-10

MI. CASHEL moved to recall senate
bill No. 1853 from the house.
Mr.. LAMOURE m0vedftO adjourn to Z
tonight: Lost. And to take a recess
until 7:90. Lost.
Mr.. LAMOURE moved to lay the motion
to recall or the table. And called for
division. He renewed the motion to ad-
jOurn to Z this evening. Carried, 14-to IL.
Evening Session.
THE SENATE concurred in house
amendments to senate bill No. 80, relative
to the succession of estates.
MI. LITTLE moved to take the motion
to recall the resubmission resolution from
Mr.. GREGORY moved a call of the
house.
the call, which was carried.
MI. DEANS bill, No. IL: For the pre-
%servatiOn of official bonds of township and
school officers. Passed.
Mr.. SORLEY moved to suspend the rules
in order to concur in house amendments to
senate bill No. 81. Carried.
Mr.. LITTLE moved to take the woman's
suffrage resolution from the table.
Mr.. PRESIDENT decided that it re-
quired a twO-thirds vote to sustain the ap-
peal. He ordered the reading of the bill.
Mr.. WORST demanded that the roll be
called.
The secretary commenced to call the roll.
The president ordered him to stop.
The president pro tenn put the motion on
the appeal, the roll being called by the
secretary.
The president pro tenn declared the chair
| not sustained.
MI. LAMOURE moved to adjourn
| sine die.
The president decided the motion to ad.
journ out Of order, as contrary to custom.
Mr.. LITTLE demanded that his motion
be put. "ht
The president explained his position.
The president stated repeatedly, "the
senate thoroughly understands the situa-
ton" &7'f a.
The motion wa at last put, after long
delay, and the motion prevailed.
MI: LITTLE then moved to recall the
governor, which was carried-17 to 9.
Those voting being Messrs. Little, Worst,
White, Bidlake, Engle, Palmer, Sorley,
BrynjOlfs0n, Day, johnson, Cashel, Hag-
CART, McGillivray, Gregory, Burke, Miller,
Fuller, SvenSrud.
the request Of the house to return the bill.
Mr.. BURKE moved that the East Grand
Forks saloon keepers be removed from
within the bar.
1t was so ordered.
Mr.. BURKE then moved to recall the re-
submission resolution from the house.
Mr.. BURKE understood that Senator
| Stevens had the bill in his possession.
Mr.. BURKE moved that the sargeant.at-
arms bring in Senator Stevens.
A call OF the house was a here.
Mr.. BURKE: l am just informed that
the gentleman here (Mr. SIMPSON, was
told by Mr.. Stevens that he had given the
by what authority he or any other man
should give this bill to ANYBODY.
Mr.. Stevens was brought in.
The call was dispensed with.
Mr.. Wallace, janitor of the capitol,
brought in the bill and was allowed to ex-
plain that he saw the postmaster of the
senate drop the bill down stairs.
Mr.. WORST moved that the postmaster
be brought before the senate and explain.
Mr.. KINTER demanded that senate bill
No. 81 This platform billy be produced. He
| understood that also was lost.
Mr.. PRESIDENT declared Mr.. kinter
| out of order.
The postmaster appeared and explained:
"a paper was passed to me by Mr.. Stevens.
l don't know its contents. He said moth
ing about it.
Several senators asked questions.
Mr.. PALMER protested against cross
Mr.. STEVENS appeared at this juno
the purpose of delivering it to tho house
| and the governor. l submitted it to the
| speaker. He said he couldn't sign iL. /
then returned to the senate chamber and
stated the case to the secretary and he
wrote out a statement of the case. took
It back to the speaker, but he refused to
sign it. l kept the bill.
When / went out some fifteen minutes
since, some one acc0sted me and said he
had orders to arrest me. I went back. L
came up to the senate chamber. The bill
was in my pocket here and it worked out.
1 am telling the story verbatim as 1t Is. l
caught it lin my hand. A gentleman was at
my hand. He took the bill. l came up
here and took my seat. That is all there is
to t.
Mr.. BURKE renewed his motion to recall
the resubMissiOn from the house.
Mr.. LAMOURE raised the point OF order
that the motion was out of order, IS shat
action was completed, and the journal had
MIR. LITTLE moved to reconsider the
vote adopting the journal of yesterday.
MI. BURKE withdrew his motion for
this purpose.
The motion was lost.
Mr.. BURKE then moved q substitute to
Mr.. LaMOure's motion to proceed with the
regular order that the resubmissiOn bill he
recalled. .