The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-01-21

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Mr. Little. Senate Bill 49-Pfoviding
that the lieutenant governor shall re-
ceive same compensation ss the gov
Ell or when acting as governor.
Mr.. White, Senate Bill so -Appr~pri
atiDg for maintenance and improvement
of Valley City Normal school. $49, 3ol.
Mr.. W. rst, Senate Bill 5~1-Providing
garIisLment and 1egul ting proceed
lngs
Mr.. Miller, Senate Bill 59-To amend
section 8 oEapter 63, laws Of 1891, hu.
tho,iz'rg county CommiF sioners- to ex-
pend 1000 annually for Ere guards.
IN THE 81 USE.
BISMARCK, j 81. - 3pecisl Cores
p%Idence House bills introduced:
Mr.. N ,wman, de6aing the jurisdic
ton OF district court and powers of the
judges
Mr.. Veeder, to sppoint o board of
boiler insp, ctors ard d. fas III. ir duties
Mr.. Hurley, emending laws. chapter
5CG6 # the Q implied lave, being 8. o'i7n
|, CT alter rs of tie laws of 1881.
r. quiriDg decisions written sixty
days after the case is submitted. Pro
sides a penalty.
Mr.. Wishtk, exempting 500 house
hold goods from taxation in place of the
- % PERSONAL properly exempt.
Mr.. Ysgep, regulating commercial
agencies, credit Companies and mort.
gage associations; providing for q tax Of
3 per cent on business done in the state.
Mr.. Strom, submitting amendment TO
the constitution prohibiting lotteries,
which was ! roposed by the second ses.
sion of the legislature.
Mr.. Wineman, appropriating $50, 900
for q dor mi:ory at the State university.
Mr.. Southland. amending article
of the pei ,tical code, pro
tects privileges of members
Furnishes for brit 90 to members for con.
tempt and authorizes governors, speak.
els, eic to administer ca:hs, also mem.
bers Of Committees.
Mr.. Walsh, provides fer the issue o;
normal school certificates good for Eve
years.
Mr.. Ccchrane, providing for the re-
moval Of public eff ,ers for causes
ass gned in the constitution.
MI. Halvorson, the compilation com
mittee's bill relating to the office OF
public examiner.
Mir. Haugen, defining the pc wers and
prescribing the duties Of secretary of
state.
Mr.. Cooh.ane, authorizing certain
Offices to administer oa.hs, including
county auditors aid their d pu:ies,
county commissioners, registers OF
deede, and sher,ffs and his deputies, in
cases where they are to act.
Mr.. Hogan, regarding the matter OF
registrations. to whom made.
Mr.. Walsh, defining the duties OF
governor.
MI. Scuthard, amending Section 8 Of
the civil code Of 1877, as the will CT the
sovereign powers and hcw expressed.
Mr.. Logan. repeating the obsolete and
contradictory chapters Ct tie school
laws.
Mir. Benedict, sppropriating 80, 900 TO
ply the bounty On the manufacture OF
potato starch.
MIR. Waller, amending section 16.
chapter 81, session laws of 1887, relating
TO time OF reports to be made by core
taries Of mutual insurance companies.
Friday, Jan 10.
IN THE SENATE
Senator Worst INTRODUCED o pint
resolution against legislation to restrict
immigration. 1t reoites THAT whereas
there ere pending in congress-, bills
designed to prohibit or restrict the land
ing of immigrants, and that sue i restrlc
ton would work incaIculablo hail tC
North Dakota ty keeping out persons
who are necessary for further develop
ment, men who will mike good and
worthy citizens snd prove an honor to
their adopted country !; therefore the
legislature protests against the measure,
believing that it is unns cessary to pro
tect the public health, and congressman
are urged to do all in their power to
prevent b. legislation The resolution
will come IS especial order On Monday
A message from the house announced
the concurrent resolution eulogistic of
Gen. Butler, and transmitting house
bill %, exempting volunteer 6remen
fIom jury duty and poll tax,
Ihe jaticiary com mittee reported
adversely upon kintel's bill to vaoate
town plate, as the lsw already covers
this matter.
Senate bill No. IA was recalled for
correction. "Ue mmonweslth" was used
instead of ''state."
i. Walter Muir and Taylor Orum were
the recipients of senatorial courtt sizes.
Senator Kintel's bill Gas recommitted
to the Judiciary committee, it, had been
three times, but they had failed to in
sert the enaoting clause.
THE HOUSE.
BISMARCK, Jan Is .-[Speciai CORES
pondenoe T. In the house this afternoon
Winemsn' g divorce bill No. SO. which
provides for parties to he residents O:
the 81 late one year before case can b.
%instigsted, wa, recomm NJ Dd.d by ua
jority to pase, but minority report Gar
ried. There will evidently be q bar
6ght made on the bill. The following
house bills we're introduced this after
uoOn:
Mr.. Ritter. regulating manner oi
taking deposition ms
MI. Deans. providing for the preser
vation of OWL township and school dis
trict bonds and the safe transmission of
funds Providing for the suppression
Of contagious diseases and the preserva
tion of public health.
MI. Newman, amending Sub 8, SEQ
ton "a, Chapter 100 OF the laws of 1889,
regulating sppsals from the district
court so as to provide for appeals from
the district court where notiov and hear.
ing is had in certain cases.
By Mr.. Arnold, for redistricting ooun
ties into new commissioners districts.
By MI. DE, sppropristlne $15 t0C
for completing building for Devils Lake
deaf school.
By Mr.. Day, appropriating $34.3
for maintainance Of deaf school.
By MI. Sorley, amending compiled
laws providing that petitions for par