The Dickinson press., 1893-01-14
LEGISLATURE,
Several Important Measures Intro.
duced 10 Both Branches of
the Legislature.
Routine Work Of the legislature
Senate Committees Adopted as
Sent Out--Bills Introduced.
TLuradRy, Jan. ;

committees, sought q col iercnco Will
the Ii. utenant govern or. and their CON.
mitt.e CT three was joined by one from
tie democrats and one from the popul.
lists with a view to agreeing upon The
full committees. and the after was
consumed by this conference.
THE HOUSE
The house convened ut thu usual hour
Pray or by the chaplain.
MI Lohnes Of Ramsey introduced
concurrent resolution i%nstructlpE TIL.
-enntors snd representatives to SUPP CT
til, Hatch anti cp:lun bill.
Mr. Kelly Of R4nssy said kewas no!
aware that 50 III q resolution Vas to b;
presented. He thought it mislcaiip,
srd moved to tatle the resolution. ba
changed is motion to make it a specia
order for consideration next Thursda.
at 8 p. m.
Mr.. S4Lfold OF Wells supported tn
motion
Mr.. L5hnes suggested tiiss poss;bl,
his colleague Was u buyer OF wind wueat
Mr.. Kelly said te purchased oaly III
genuine article.
MIR Wineman moved to adept til,
resolution.
Mr. Pnroo n cved to refer to q seleci
COMMITTEES OF five.
Mr.. Sanford supported this motion
which was lost when the motion OF Mr.
Lohnes Was adopt d with d few scatter
ing dissenting votes
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. McLe.n, providing for the ereo
ton of grain wsr. s TT ell vasors or
rri!road right If Wy for q reasonable
compensation, tn. railroad commits
..ontrs to fix terms II. quiring SID,
tracks to be- Luilt to elevators and ware
houses, bat not on land not owed by
them. Provides that they must ros bt
.i,hin 1GO feet OF each other. l. is The
D-unest b,ii alth nnconst:tuti. nal p.o
visions e~iimiIa..d.
M. Winemsn, repeating the oct ore
a.ing the office Of superintendent Of ir
rigAtion anu forestry.
Also, creating q bcn:d 1t au5itt rs,
consisting OF this secretary OF state, at
torrcy general and state au 7itor to ex
anime the account Of the state treasurer
reuuiril q deposits of ttate funds in ~
{ unul bsnks of the state, but tie depos
it's must not exceed the assessed capita
stock OF said bank; e1smpts tho treas
urer from responsibility where fund
are deposited
Mr.. Strom. authorizing school board
to purchase school books and supp!iel
and adopt uniform books to BIO sold tt
the pupils at cost. to be p id for origin
ally out Of a contingent fund provided
BY taxation but the tax shall not exceed
ST for each pupil. Contract to b.
awarded after advertisement.
Mr.. Simpson, amending the code o
ol,ii procedure in relation 10 loss Of ll!'
by the cayelessuess Of 90 employees
Allowing suit for damages for al
/. mount not exceeding $40, 900.
MIR. Newman, requiring county fund
to be deposited in county Repositories
Advertisement being necessary.
Mr.. Walsh, regulating the practi"
Of veterinary medicine surgery. Re
etricts license to citizens n1d provide
for q state board OF five examiners. Re
quires q fee Of $40 which must b
turned into tue state treasury
Nj. Iceland, regulating the liabiIit
of railrosd companies for damages don
by Ere escaping from engines. Make
the fact OF fire escaping or being throw
where damage results prima faoie eyi
dence Of oaf eli esness
Committee OF n WHOLE.
Mr.. Eulot III the chair.
Mr.. Newman's bill regulating appeal
10 he supreme court from IL orders {
the district court was under &C nsider'
ton. Discussion vas participated in b
Messrs. Newman. Mincman, Ha.lu'
and Simpson, and tho ponderous tit
was amended and the bill rtcon
mended to pass.
BILLS PASSED.
Mr.. Newmen's bill regulating az
peals from the orders Of the dittri'
court to the supreme court was passe
under o suspension OF the rules.
Friday, Jan. 6.
BISMARCK, Jan. 6.-[5peoial To!
gam. THE following bills were intr
duced in the senate:
Ink, amending the Australian rail-
Law as to marking ballots.
Svensrud. repeating personal exem
ton of 800 for taxes.
HaRgart comp. ling railroads to bui
culvertt to prot os from ove1fows.
Oashel, propts Dg amendment to Il
constitution raising the salary of Il
governor to $4,000; reducing the nun
Der of railroad commits ioncrs to one.
Svenstud, reducing the Judgment 9
emption from 81. SO to S75U; also reau
ing legal interest from 10 to 10 per Gel
The railroad committee proposed
!: L%ieuteuant Governor Wallace We
johnson, Lam Burke, Ink, Pate
Eneer, Steve MS, Pinkham, Arnold. T
appropriation committee proposed
him was: Ink, Ssensrud. Dash,
Kinter, La Moure, Enger. Lamb, Pate
Gregory" on.
The senate adopted the commits
+nt out lest event g by q vote Of 10
II, Fuller voting ~ith the demoo1:
and populists.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
The following b lis were introduce
Mr.. LUX, amending tue Australl
ballot law as to marking b silots..
MIR. Svensrud. repeating the law Z
emptiDg personal property to the e
tent of 5000 from taxation.
Mr.. asggart. compelling railroads
: build O. lverts to prevent oserh W.
MI. Oashe,, pr posing an anendme
I to the constitution increasing the sals
. of the governor to So OOo and reduoi
the board of railrrad commissioners
one member with power to appoint
deputy
: Mt. Miller. memorial TO core,ess as
ing a cart ui thu Fort Liuooln reser
ton for reform school purrcees.
Mr. McConccch, regulating veterint
surgery
Mr. Sven1ud. reducing The jn5gms
exemption from 81, 500 to 1850; also
duo;rg legal rate Of interest from 10
10 FER cent.
The senate railroad committee ss pl
poecd by Lieutenant Governor wa Il
vas Frederick Jobnton, J F. l,n
John Burke. r. N. Lux, j. Nd Pa
tingal Eoger. j. " Steven, N,
Plnkhan, b. F. Arnold.
The committee on appropriate ms
proposed by him was Il N Iuk, Ant
m Svenerud, J L Csshel, Z. NJ K.nt
Fingal Engcr. J. T. Lamb, j. N. Pat
- O. E. Gregory.
ar Lieutenant Hov;rnor Wallace sta
" he prefers to make Gregory charm
m understanding that Little was no.
gagged in tn. practices Of law, bat Lii
Was to remain on The committee.
IN HOUsE BILLS
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