Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-01-13
THE

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Lieutenant Governor.
THE SENATE.
sixth Day.
Mr.. Newman's bill relating to appeals to
the supreme court was signed by the
president.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. HAGGART, No. 81: A%ppropriating
for the erection of additional buildings
and for expenses of maintenance of the
agricultural college, Fargo. the sum Of
100000, one-half payable July 1, 1898, and
one. half payable July l, 1894.
Mr.. SORLEY, No. %: Relating to the
granting of pardOns and combinations.
Requiring recommendation OF pardon by
the judge. prosecuting attorney and jury.
Mr.. DAY, No. %: TO amend the law re-
lating to and to establish the name of the
School for the Deas of North Dakota"
and providing that the name for the same
the state constitution shall refer to the
school so named. 1t is stated that there
are no dumb persons at the school and
that the present title is a mlsnomer.
Mr.. MCCORMACK. No. a: Providing
for the erection of q boiler house at the
university at Grand Forks, appropriating
the sum of $4,000 therefore and regulating
Mr.: MILLER, No. Is, %Apnropriating
dental expenditures for a reform school at
Mandan.
Mr.. CASHEL. No. 26: To amend the
laws relating to the first judicial district Of
Grand Forks, Walsh, Pembina, Cavalier
and Nelson, the first, second, third, fourth
and fifth subdivisions thereof, respec-
lively.
ALSO, No. q: Regulating the manner
in which private corporations may be
large the scope of present law, so that
mercantile and other private companies
may be readily incorporated under the
general law.
ALSO. No. %: Amending the laws re-
lating to the sale of school lands, and pro-
viding for q formal contract in triple ate.
n copy for the purchaser, one to be filed
with the county treasurer, and the third
with the board of trustees of university
and school lands.
Mr.. GREGORY, No. 20: Reducing the
minimum penalty tor robbery in which
two or more persons take part, from life
Imprisonment to one year
ing county commissioners to designate
certain banks as repositories for county
funds; the same to be advertised aud let
to the bank Offering the highest rate and
furnishing bonds.
Adjourned to tomorrow at 2 O'Clock.
NOTES.
Senator Cashel intends soon to introduce
a bill revising and changing the laws relat.
ing to banks and banking, and requeststhe
needed, by those familiar with the subject,
either by letter or through the press.
Governor Shortridge signed the bill in
troduced by Newman, Immediately after its
passage by the senate.
Mr.. LaNIOure announced that the joint
committee on joint rules was ready to NEE,
a like committee on the part of the house
to prepare Joint rules.
The senate passed a resolution confer
ring upon the committee investigating the
newspaper ISLANDERS on members, power t
send for persons aud papers.
Miss Eastgate was appointed on the cler,
ical force to commence her duties when he
services are needed.
Senator Haggart introduced a resolution
(adopted) calling on the treasurer for in
formation as to the amount of available
funds in the treasury.
SATURDAYS SENATE BILLS EXPLAINED
Mr.. DAY, No. II: For the establishment
of public scales and regulating appoint
ment of public weighmasters,, authorizes
county commissioners to establish scales
at convenient points in each county.
NIL AA l. NV. LIE ~ ol4lSAlSA olS AU"i
relating to institution for the deaf ant
dumb, creates a hoard of five directors tx
be appointed in February. Legislates pres
ent board out of office.
MI. CASHEL, No. Is: Concurrent resO
luton to amend the constitution relating
to the investment OF school monies. allows
the investment of the permanent schOO
fund in North Dakota county and city
bonds.
Mr.. KlNTER, No. IA: Relating to tn,
appointment and duties of specia! deput,
sheriff and other officers, the anti. Pinker
ton bill prohibits persons who have not re
sided in the state two months from actinl
as peace officers or deputy peace officers
provides fine not exceeding $1,000 and i'm
prisonment not exceeding six months.
Also No. Is: Relating to cOmpensatin,
persons for stock slaughtered by order o
state veterinarian. allows county commits
sioners to levy a 2 mill tax for a stock in
demnity fund.
Also No. II: To amend the Australian
ballot law as to marking ballots.
Mr.. MCGILL1VRAY, No. 10: To change
the boundaries OF the counties of Stark an
Mercer, attaching unOrganized counties II
the western and northwestern part OF til
state to Stark and Mercer COUNTLESS.
MI. ARNOLD, No. 20: Making apprc
priatiOn for maintenance of state univel
sitv. Total 500 800 for two years; of whic
$57, 800 is for salaries of teachers and oil
GERS; for fuel $40, 900: $4, 900 for incidentals
for repairs on building $1,000 and Othe
items running from $500 to ) 8 1900 each.
HOUSE.
Prayer by the chaplain.