Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-02-17
Mr.. WlSHEK: Regulating the sale of
text books.
MI LA RSON. Rolotinn 70 finn lie

Mr.. LARSON: Amending law in rela-
ton to %beginning suit to quiet title.
Mr.. BOYNTON: Appropriating $146.1 10
to pay Andrew Blewitt and $1,000 to pay
WE. Parsons for seventeen days, mileage
n expenses, in investigating charges in
relation to the investment of the school
funds.
Mr.: OLIVER: Amending military code
in relation to musical director.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
Mr.. LOGAN'S bill, repeating obsolete
sections of school laws.
Mr.. DEANS bill, relating to the preser-
walton of official bonds; requires them to
be filed with the county auditor.
Mr.. WINEMAN'S bill, admitting books
as evidence in trials for the collection of
boox accounts: Mr.. Caldwell opposed.
Mr.. NEWMAN'S bill, amending and re-
enactlng the law in relation to transient
decision of supreme court.
Mr.. OLlVER'S bill defining the duties
of state auditor.
Mr.. .kELLY'S bill requiring mortgage
sale OF real property to be at the court
house or where court is held between the
hours OF y a. m. and 4 p. m.
"0 y NOut0ltlOu.
When the joint convention met this
morning the following pairs were an
nOunced.
Worst with Kelly, Newman with Thex-
ton, Hurley with johnson, Haugen with
johnson OF Sargent.
A question was raised as to the pair of
McGillivray with Elliott. McGilliyray
having returned and Elliott being absent,
Mr.. Burke moved a call of the house and
Messrs. Elliott, Rinde, Severson and
Wright were found to be absent.
MI. Little moved to dispense with the
call.
Aquestlon arose as to whether those
paired on senatorial questions could vote
70 dispense with the call. The chair hslG
tnat mat was a question for each memhes
to decide for himself,
Doctor Bentley held that they could vote
W dispense with the call; otherwise It
II eleven members desired to hold # after
navlng secured the requisite number of
pairs. Those paired did not vote.
Inc mousse refused to dispense with tha
call by a vote of Al to IS. '"o
A1ter holding the convention under q
call OF the house for an hour or more. most
Of tne members having escaped through tho
roDoy w;MuoW, mr.: Gregory moved to dis.
Rense with the call. The result was AZ to
80, a majority of all members elect not
Young aSe-H being necessary.
me sergeant-at arms reported Mr.. Elliott
100 III 70 leave the house and the physician
q forbidden his going to the canit,i
Aiter inns report Mr.. Cashel moved that
ne call be dispensed with, the result helm"
80 ayes. 80 nays. n Short of the NECESSARY
number. e''S"ty
Mr.. Sorley Immediately renewed the
m0tlon to dispense with the cali. the ra.
sun as before being ayes 46 and nays IS.
IA; Aeain q motion. was made to dispense
WIN the call, democrats and p0pnlists nas,
tne close OF the call of the roll voting ave-
unaer an agreement hastily made that the
hotes should De scattered. MIR. Kinter said
ne votea y IN consideration of such agree
r rrt, Miae = MI: LaMoure and 9th.
.epuniicans who had voted aye changed
no WIN g few exceptions and the demo.
ctacs and T0pultsts who had voted M
cLahReQ u aye. The motion wac oor-;nI
AZ ayes to 81 nays. '"ff'eo'
Inc roll being called:
anose who voted for Mr.. Roach wara.
p %sssrs' brynjolfson: Burke. Engle. Kimter
:5a ee,' M Means MS, Hal, Hal!um, Holiday,
Those who voted for John Miller uoro.
MeasrS; Cashel, Day, Engie, Fuller. .T"he:
son Hitler. Pinkham, Svensrud. 'o Nh.
H1et ! w% SSInIthara, stfom, Thompson SON
amose VINO voted for Henry f. Mile,
M we're; Messrs. Gregory, Hageart. T.i,tia
McG''llyray, Miller, Palmer. Young. R Rs
T Hb bentley, Boynt0n, Burkhardt
G%hurcnili, Cochrane, Havrey0id. I.arson
VKsendahl. Ritter, Satterlmnd A' Tstta
WiSnek, Yegen, Walsh-22. Aui's
,,a nmcSG VINO voted for Senator Stevens
M Me . Messrs. Ink. Brynjoifson. T.amh
McGarten; Hodgson, Lee, McCanna '" NY
C1nriioch, Towers, UelandC10. ' Hc'
lnose who voted for Mr.. WaIsb ,,ouo,
.iohn.on ~ MtcCormack. SOrley, Halyorsen
Plain-7. VII" oi'Ver, Fierce,
Those who voted for J. left no,,,.
E Mere: Messrs. l!aMourc, White. HaUon
nose VINO voted for MIR. Mu;r ,,,ou,.
"4e M stevens, Billiard and Levano WI" Sc
NV mG lists Caldwell and Lohnes v"fsd e..
Mr.. Oliver. "i"o'han voted for
w. An,rnold voted for Mr.. Anderson
~. EDOlghausen voted for Tavi"uM
WI o'inpsOn voted for Mr.. Grcy"rvv run
Ao"aFe of Ointlnents for C.t..-
AS mercury will surely destroy tho sono.
VI s1'el n completely deranpe the u "I'
system when nntnr;,. F. ~" "A'OIc