The Dickinson press., 1893-01-21

Mr.. Miller. Senate Bill 52-Io amend
section 8 ctup'er So. laws II 1891, ku.
thofix ng county commissioners to ex-
pend ST.. 600 annually tor ire guards.
IN THE II. USE
BlsMABcK. J 81. IL -3kecih Cones
prudence = House bii!s iutrcd0ctd:
Mi. N .aman. deflning the jurisdic
ton Of district court and powers CT the
judges
Nj. Veeder, TO appoint o hoard CT
Mr.. Hurley, amending LAWS. chapter
1, ohaLter 25 of tie laws If 1881,
days after the case il submitted. Pro.
vidts q penalty.
Mr.. Wishek, exempting 800 house
hold goods from tsxAtion in place of the
800 personal properly exempt.
agencies. credit companies aud mort.
gage associations; providing for a tax u
3 per cent on business done in the state.
Mr. Strom, submitting amendment to
the constitution prohibiting lotteries,
AAo "SS AvkOSSo W SoO 6SSOAA $40
sion of the legislature.
MI. Wineman, approrriatiDg $50, coo
for 3 dolmi:ory ut the State university,
Mr.. Southland amendilg article
OF the pol tical code, pro-
tects privileges OF members
Furnishes for brii.es to members for con.
tempt aid authorizes governors, speak.
els. e.o. to administer oalhs, also mem.
btJs Of committees.
MIR. Walsh, prosid:s for the issue Of
normal school oertiiicat, 8 good for Eve
years
MIR, Ccch,ane, providing fer the re-
moval Of public eff .ers for causes
assigned in the constitution.
Mr.. Halvorscn, the compilation com
mittee's bill relating to the oflce #
public examiner.
I'll. Hsugen, dehr irg the powers and
prescribing the duties of secretary OF
>tste.
Mir. Coohsare, authorizing certain
Offices TO administer GA he, INCLUDING
county auditors aid their d puties,
county commissioners, registers OF
deeds, and sheriff, and his deputies. in
ca .es where they ore to act.
MI. Hogan, regarding the matter Of
re- ,istratione. to whom made.
Nj. Walsh, defining the duties OF
governor.
Mr.. SeutLsrd. amending Section 8 of
the civil code Of 1877, as the will CT the
sovereign powers and how expressed.
MI. Logan, repeating the obsolete and
contradictory chapters If the echool
laws.
Mr.. Benedict. appropriatjpg $4,000 to
pay the bounty Gu the manufacture OF
potato starch.
Mr.. Waller, amending section 10.
chapter 81, session laws of 1887 relating
10 time ot reports to be made by score
taries of mutual insurance companies.
Friday, Jan 10.
IN THE sENATE
Senator Worst introduced a j3int
resolution against legislation to restrict
immigration. 1t recltes that whereas
there are PENDING in corgres, bills
des gned 10 prohibit orrestriot the land
ing of immigrants, and that suo restrlo
ion would work iLcAlrulabie ham to
North Dakota by keeping out persons
who are necessary for further develop
nent, men who will make good and
worthy citizens and prove an honor It.
heir adopted countr, ; therefore the
legislature pro ests against the measure,
bt~ lieviDg that it is unnt cessary to pro
tect the public health, and congressman
are urged to do oil iu their power to
prevent b. legislation The resolution
will ccmeu2esaspeoial order on Monday
A message from the house announced
the concurrent resolution cnloeietio oil
Gen. Butler, ard transmitting house
oil 20, exemI ting volunteer firemen
flom jury duty and poll tax.
The judiciary Committee reported
aov. rse)y upon Kintel's bill to vaoste
town plats. as the law already covers
this matter.
Senate bill No. IA was recalled TO,
correction. "Oommonweslth" was used
instead Ut "state."
Walter Muir and Taylcr Drum were
the recipients of senatorial courtt siee.
Senator Kintel's bill vas recommitte &
to the judiciary committee, itj b ID been
three times, but they had failed to in
sert the enaotipR clause.
THE HOUSE.
BISMARCK, Jan 13.-LSpeciai Cores
ptndeLce l. In tue bouse this afternoo,
Wine mans divorce bill No. SO. which
provides for parties to te residents O
the state one year before case can b;
iustigated, val mend. by na
rity to pass, but minority report Car
lied. There will evidently be a hart
fight made Oh the till. The following
house bills we're introduced this after.
aooG:
The foil owing bills we're introducep
Mr.. Ritter, regulating manntr .
taking depositicns
MI. Deans. providing for the preser
vation Of civil township and school dis
trict bonds and the safe Transmission O
funds Pro,idirg for the Suppression
Of contagious diseases and the preserva
ticn OF public health.
Mr.. Newman, amending Sub 8. SEQ
ton "a. Chapter 100 OF tue laws of 1889
regulating appeals from the distrlc
court 60 as TO provide for appeals from
the district court where notice and hear
ing is had in certain cases.
By MIR. Arnold, for redistricting coun
ties into new commissioners districts.
By Mr.. Ds., a%ppropriat ng $500
for completing building for Dsvils LAX
1es school.
By Mr. Day, appropfiating $s4,s4
for maintenance OF deaf school.
, By Mr.. Serley, amending compile,
> laws providing that petitions for psr
dons must be signed by judge. rro=ecu
tirg attorney ant Jurors.
By MIR. Little. Prescribing duties 0
attorney general.
BIZ MIR. Burke. amending statutes re-
htlns to appeals to supreme court.
By Mr.. Young, to protect farm ls
+. borers in collection OF wages by liens O.
crops
E BIZ Mr.. Worst, prescribing duties c
G state treasurer.
BY Mir. Worst, providing that fscs
o year shall tegin July 1, instead {
Nov.
B3 Mr.. Worst. a concurrent resclu
: ton, e emoriaiizing congress againt
legislation prohibiting immigration
: nnde special order for next Monday.
a The senate passed Nr. SIansrud'a hi