Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-02-10

.A1leT VIC JOlnI CoiVcIitioH WV IVuo0
went through the regular order and the
following were
BILLS INTliODUCED:
Mr.. BOYNTON: Regulating the appoints
ment of boiler inspectors and examiners.
Four state boiler inspectors at $1,000 per
year, to be paid from fund originating
from license fees.
Mr.. BENEDICT: Defining duties Of
local boards of health and for the preven-
ton of infectious and contagious diseases.
Mr.. JOHNSON OF Grand Forks: Re
quiring nine months residence before COM
mencing action for divorce.
Mr.. HALL: Providing for the payment
of teachers institute conductors and regu-
lating the holding of teachers institutes.
MI. MCCANNA: R%efunding to Towner
county S744 Overpaid the state on account
of taxes by said county.
Mr.. NEWMAN: Providing for the taxa
ton of transient or itinerant merchants.
Mr.. MCCAIN Amending the laws in
relation to the publication of mortgage
foreclosures.
Mr.. NEWMAN: Amending act incor-
p0rating cities so as to provide for better
assessment for taxation in said cities.
MI. UELAND: Establishing an ex-
perimental station at Edgerly; provides
leo acres must be donated; appropriates
5000 for an artesian well; a~pproprlates
station in charge Of the agricultural college
at Fargo: repeats the act creating superin-
tendent of irrigation and forestry.
At the close of the session to-day house
bill No. 1874 was introduced by the commit
tee on irrigation, at the request of Mr.. Ell
lott from Ransom, as a fitting tail to the
horse play that has been going on with the
legislature for the past thirty days in con-
nectiOn with the attempted election of a
United States senator. The bill is as FOL
lows:
An act for the protection of game.
Be it enacted by the legislative assembly OF
the State of North Dakota:
person to shoot any craps in the daytime
during any session of the legislature, or to
snare any tenderfOOt at any time. Pro-
vided, however, that 1t shall be lawful at
any time to shoot any pin.headed states.
men, shark-tailed lobbyist or ruttied candl
date for the senate.
Sec. 2. 1t shall be unlawful to kill any
song-bird at any time, except during the
hours of 2 p. m. and + p. m. at tile Sheridan
house, when engaged III the destruction OF
tobacco or other nOXiOus weeds; Provided,
however, that this shall lot apply to any
warbler of "Listen to My Tale of Woe" dur
ing the senatorial fight.
sec. j. IL Sllull Do uIlluW w I"nC =
attempt to take by any device any pintailo OF
cocktail at any time, or any. my back
or moss back, except after midnight on tile
LIST Of April.
Sec. 4. 1t shall be lawful at all times to
kill any mudhen or other duck caught
Singing mud, or thunder-pump or fly-up.
the.creek. during the hours when honest
men are in bed.
Sec. 5. 1t shall also be lawful to clip
the wings of any chicken hearted candl-
date and to apply goose grease to the back
bone of any political! gosling at all times;
Provided, however, that it shall be unlaw-
full for any rooster To crow before a caucus
has denied its candidate thrice.
o. EMERGENCY.
There being al emergency in that Their
is no public aviary provided in this STATE
by law, and emergency exists that the RAJ
man and the bay man he confined together
in the barn and the "b0at that came arOunt
the bend" he sunk in the Missouri, ant
John Browns body remain In the grave
therefrOm, this act shall take effect from
and after bedtime.