Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-03-03

pose. Some had petitiOned for and some
against. but the majority for. lin the pre-.
liminary votes he was against, and on the
call Of the roll he voted not, but being
roll that a large petition had been for
warded in favor of resubmission, he
changed to aye, and his vote carried the
resolution.)
When the resolution came up on its final
passage it was passed by vote of 32 to 25.
Those who voted aye were Messrs. Bent
ley, Boynton, Burkhardt, Cochrane, Davis,
void, Holiday, Horgan, James. johnson,
Of Grand Forks, Johnston, Kelly, Lohnes,
McCanna, Mclean, Newman, O'Keefe
Rain: Sanford. Satterlund. Simpson. Thex-
tnn, veeder, Win1eman, Wishek, Wright
Halvorson, Haugen, Hodgson, Hurley,
johnson of Sargent, Larson, Lee, Levang,
Logan, Macarthur, McCulloch, Oksendafl,
Oliver, Pierce, StrOm, Thompson, Towers
Tufts, Ueland, Wallen-25.
Those absent and not voting were MesSrS
Benedict, Rinde, Ritter, Severson and
Southland.
HOUSE BILLS LOST.
Mr.. HAGEN'S bill, No. III: In relation
to township cemeteries.
Mr.. PLAINS bill, No. 22O: Requiring
school district to deposit funds.
STEERING COMMITTEE.
Mr.. SPEAKER in obedience to a sug.
geStiOn from the house appointed Messrs
Oliver, COchrane, Ueland, Hurley and
Hall steering committee to control the
business OF the house and see that all
important measures are passed and that
no unimportant measures are suffered to
block their way.
Mr.. CASHEL'S educational aid bill was
made special order for March 1st, at
The governor has signed all public in.
stitution appropriation bills as passed.
excepting one item of $4,000 for labra-
cory for the agricultural college bill.
All senate bills were read and referred
The house has only about twelve bills
on third reading.
APPROVED BY THE GOVERNOR.
The following senate bills have been ap
proved by the governor:
the creation of the board of managers fol
the deaf and dumb asylum at Devils Lake
and providing for its support.
No. 20. ApprOpriating money for the
maintenance of the state university al
Grand Forks.
No. 2l. Exempting $500 worth OF
No. IS. p.82psy 8pprSypratins r sa1e money for the
construction and maintenance of school
for refractory boys at Mandan.
No. Is. Establishing subdivisions and
naming dates for holding terms of district
court in the First judicial district.
No S6. Appropriating money for com.
pleting. and maintaining the soldiers
No. 40. Appropriating money fol
maintenance of the normal school at May.
vile.
No. A. Forbidding the use of telegraph
and telephone lines for certain persons and
prescribing penalties for the same.
No: 48. Fixing the maximum time for
which prisoners can be sent to the peni.
No. 5O Appropriating money for the
maintenance of the normal school al
No. ST. Appropriating money for the
completion of the deaf and dumb school
building at Devils Lake.
No S. Appropriating money tor the
maintenance of the deaf and dumb asylum
at Devils Lake.
No. 81. Appropriating money to REIN.
burse the county auditor of Ward county
for collecting taxes in unUrganiZed adjoin.
ing territory.
No. 72. Amending chapter "a, laws OF
1880, by re-enacting the appropriating
clause for the benefit of the state board OF
agriculture, and appropriating 5000 an
nually for premiums at the state fair to be
held at Grand Forks.
No. u. Appropriating money tor the
maintenance of the hospital for insane at
Jamestown.
No SIS. Appropriating money to REIN.
burSe the county auditor of Stark county
for collecting taxes in unorganized adioin-
ing territory.
Adjourned until 10 O'clock Tomorrow.
THE SENATE