Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-08

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SENATOR LAMBS coal rates. Makes
the Iowa coal rates maximum rates.
SENATOR LAMOURE'S, taxing ped
oilers.
SENATOR HlLLIER's poll tax.
SENATOR LITTLE'S. sheriff's fees for
transporting persons to the insane asylum.
SENATOR MCCARTEN'S, for taxing
property forfeited to the state.
SENATOR TITLES, repeating codifi-
SENATOR GREGORY'S, constituting
codes.
SENATOR WHITES, regulating num-
her and salary of legislative employees.
SENATOR LITTLE'S, jurisdiction to
United States over land wanted for mill
tary posts.
SENATOR GREGORY'S, codes shall not
be printed as session laws.
SENATOR BURKE'S, amended to locate
supreme court at Fargo. AS it passed the
senate locates couTt at Bismarck. Senate
refused to concur and bill passed for Bis
marck.
SENATOR ARNOLD'S, cruelty to ami
mails.
SENATOR HANsCoM's, relating to en-
ployment OF teachers not citizens.
SENATOR PLAINS, noxious weeds;
also maximum charge on cars for stop-over.
SENATOR ENGER'S, joint school dis
trict in Griggs and Steele counties.
SENATOR WHITE, authorizing boards
of directors Of corporations to hold meetings
outside the state.
SENATOR FULLER'S: Appropriating
$4,000 for new buildings at Jamestown
SENATOR GREGoRY's: suspending
Mandan Reform school appropriation.
SENATOR FULLER'S: Fish hatchery.
SENATE BILLS LOST.
SENATOR WHITES: Noxious weeds.
SENATOR TUFT'S: State repositories.
SENATOR LlTTLE'S: Australian bal
lot.
SENATOR sTROM's: 1ndemnifying
owners for sheep killed by dogs.
Committees professional teachers certiti-
Gates. -
Committees compensation of treasurer
school boards.
Committees bill suspending military ap.
SENATOR DAYS: Reducing appro-
priatiOns for land department.
SENATOR HAGGAR rs: Southern
boundary of the state-ayes Is, nays %.
SENATOR HAGGART'S: Boiler in
spection.
SENATOR BURKE's. No. 6s: Amend
ing code civil procedure.
SENATOR ROURKE'S: Usury bill. Re-
ducing interest from IL IT, 10 per cent.
SENATOR BENEDICT'S: Amending
laws relating to board of health.
GAME Law.
Flfty-cent license for residents; $50 for
nOn-reSidentS
Nonresident cultivating 1850 acres of
land or more entitled to a resident per
NIT.
Open season for chickens, ducks ana
geese, September 1 to December l.
Open season for deer, November 1 to De-
cember Is.
Fish protected from November 1 to
May l.
CONFIRMATION BY THE SENATE.
The governor appointed and the senate
confirmed:
Veterinarians: First District-W. j.
Stinson, Pembina county.
Third Dlstrict-Charles Martin, Cass
Fourth District-c. M. Rutter, Dickey
Fifth District. j. Clary, LaMoure
Sixth District-Wm. Mackiu, Morton
county.
State Board of Agriculture: FRS Judi
cial District-John = Drew, Grand Forks
county.
Second Judicial District-R. W. David
son, Ward county.
Third Judicial Dlstrict-Chas. D. Gray,
CaSS county.
Fourth Judicial District-L. B. Chamber
lain, Ransom county.
Fifth Judicial District-C. A. Sanford,
Sixth judicial District-Gus Johnson.
Burleigh county.
Superintendent Public Health-John
MONTGOMERY. Walsh county.
W. f. Crave, nominated for veterinarian
for the Second district, was not confirmed.
A 0 OF THANKS.
Mr.. HANNA offered the following reso-
luton, which was adopted:
"REsoLvED, That the thanks of this
house be- extended to Col. G. A. Louns-
berry, representing the Associated Press
upon the floor OF this house during the SeS-
sion, for the fairness and f~ullness of his
Legislative reports n for the uniform
courtesy shown the members OF this body.
The Fargo Forum, represented by A. E.
Wood, and the Bismarck TRIBUNE. by Col.
Lounsberry, are also thanked for their ex-
cellent Legislative reports"
UNITED STATES PRISONERS.
SENATOR LIrTLES concur rent reso-
luton authorizes the trustees of the peni-
Tertiary, by and with the advice Of the
governor, to contract with che United
States for the safe keeping of prisoners
sentenced TO the penitentiary or awaiting
trial.
APPROVED BY THE GOVERNOR.
Mr.. TYLER'S drainage; Mr.. LaMoure's
historical commission.
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Charles D. Fry, nj. L. Ayers, Allen Mon
tague and William j. Dryer were extend