Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-02-22
custom mills, and proceeding for their reg

custom mills, and proceeding for their reg
ulatiOn.
Mr.. SARGENT'S Minnesota dairy law.
to protect North Dakota dairy interests.
BILLS
Mr.. MEETINGS., for the protection Of
game and fish, as the subject is covered in
Mr.. WALLEN's bill, repeating the wea-
"" Mr. :s JENN IN s iii, re- rela a8gs to- to security
and costs in criminal prosecutions, for the
reason that the subject is covered by the
code.
HOUSE PASSED.
Mr.. SMI TIPS bill modifying the law es-
tablishing Industrial Schools at Glendale,
providing that work of erection can COM
MI. COOPER'S bill relating to offensss
pertaining to the sale of intoxicating liq.
uors, of so per day in lieu of fine, allows
Mr.. MURPHY'S bill a%ppropriating
money for DR.. Smyth for services in Mclean
Mr.. SIMPSONS bills providing that the
transcribed records in new counties shall
be held to be original records.
MI. MEETINGS. House bill LA making
operative certain law in relation to the
levy and collection of taxes.
MIR. HANNA,S declaring it to be a felony
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from unoccupied farm lands.
MIR. TYLERS bill allowing organization
OF state banks of S 5000 capital in towns of
500 Inhabitants.
Mr.. HANNA'S, for loaning school funds
on farms, limits loans to residents Of the
state, to one-third of value Of property, and
cannot exceed $1,000: provides that one
tenth OF the loan may be repaid every
year.
LoANING SCHOOL, FUNDs
In committee of the whole, Mr.. Hodgson
in the chair, Mr.. Hanna's bill for loaning
Schoo funds Oh farm lands, was under con-
sideration. The provision in relation to
United States bonds was stricken out, also
the provision restricting the loans to GER
TAIN countess. lhere was a provision also
adopted prohibiting loans to nonresident
land owners. The bill passed.
THE MILITARY BILL.
The house military bill, amended in the
senate so as to permit the appointment of
soldiers disabled on account of wounds
though not having served for three years,
was finally passed by the house.
Adjourned till 10 8. m, today.
CAPITOL NOTES.
c. D. Myhre, r. N. Drum and A. J.
Savlk were appointed additional clerks in
the house.
W. H. Mitchell, one of the old time news
paper men Of Minnesota and North Dakota,
died at Mimic yesterday.
Judge Mcconnell, Hon. B. F. Spaulding
and Hon. }. B. Powers were among the ar
rivals from Fargo on Monday.
The number of school children in the
state, as reported on December 81, 1894, was
65,6l7, against 1924 thr previous year.
Attorney Kneeshaw. of Pembina, Hon. B.
5. Russell, of Jamestown, and Rev. South
ard, OF Sargent county, were extended the
courtesies Of the house yesterday.
The supreme court of South Dakota has
decided that the issue of warrants in an
ticipation Of taxes is not a violation of law;
that it does not require an increase of the
debt limit to permit an issue of warrants
against funds in the treasury if the issue
simply anticipates taxes.
Rev. w. l.. Van Horn conducted the dedi-
cation service at the Swedish Baptist
church on Sunday and took occasion to
roast the Argus. The Argus gave Mr.. Van
Horn a slight roast some months ago, and
it is supposed thai he remembered that as
we'll as carrying in mind the recent roast
on the major because of his vote on resub.
mission.