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

49, hPoooS ASsS
lock, Tyler and Murphy a steering COM
mittee to select and advance the bills
which are of greatest importance.
THE SCHOOL FOR IMBEClLEs.
The amendment to the constitution, re-
lating to school for imbeciles, changing
from Jamestown to Grafton, came up on
its special order. Mr.. Wineman supported
the proposition. Mr.. Nierling opposed,
reading from DR.. Archibald, showing that
there are but ten in the asylum at James
town. Mr.. Kellogg insisted that not one
in five in the state have been sent to James
town. He spoke of Walsh county and its
interests. Mr.. Hanna opposed establish
ing any more institutions. Mr.. Rinde said
the people could be trusted. The PROPOSE
ton is to refer to them. The resolution
passed, ayes 80, mes II.
THE VETO SUSTAINED.
The veto of house bill No. Al came up for
consideration on its special order and the
veto was sustained, further consideration
Of the bill being indefinitely postponed.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
Mr.. PROSSER: Amending laws relat.
ing to the management of the school for the
deaf Devils Lake.
Mr.: SMITHS: Reducing and regulating
Sa M. GT q s3EiSSey S 'fS 70 tee rsaaire rail.
road companies to maintain stations at all
crossings when ordered by the railroad
commissioners after investigation.
Mr.. MURPHY'S: For irrigation survey
Of underground water courses.
Mr.. SIMPSONS: Increasing to full legal
rates the fees for publishing insurance
MI. KORSMO'S: Giving farm laborers a
lien upon crops as security for their wages.
Mr.. KROEGER'S: Requiring county
commissioners to give bonds. 70 :
Mr.. TWICHELL'S: Allowing towns to
vote On question establishing monum ents
to mark surveys.
Mr.. COLBY'S: Amending code allow
ing magistrates to use their discretion in
matter of issuing warrants instead of be-
ing subject to Judgment of states attorney.
Mr.. HANCOCK'S: Declaring the Fargo
d distributing rates maximum rates which it
shall be lawful to charge for freight of tile
first, second. third and fourth class.
Mr.. WlNEMAN'S: Raising marriage
license fee to So.
Mr.. STAFNE'S: Granting a bounty for
binding Irvine manufactured in the state
from material grown in the state.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
SENATOR ARNOLD'S bill repeating
special laws relating to the salaries and
duties of the tire 'Surer and register Of
deeds of Grand Forks county.
SENATOR LAMOURE'S: creating his
\ tOrical commission.
ton of gophers aud repeating chapter IA
laws OF 1890.
SENATOR SORLEY'S, providing that
no property shall be exempt from execu-
ton on bastardy Judgment.
HOUSE BILLS LOST.
MIR. MURPHY'S, a%ppropriating $4,000
for immigration purposes.
Mr.. WlNEMAN'S, repeating. act Great
ing office of commissioner of forestry and
MI. PRossERs. providing for registers
rolls.
NJ. syENsRUD's, fixing terms of
militia officers.
SENATE BILLS LOST.
SENATOR HANSCOM'S, relating to
bonds to build school houses in districts of
SENATOR DoB1E's. to provide for the
protection Of planted fish in the waters of
North Dakota. Covered in the code.
Sc Major PARKINS', to license re-
freshment places and herders.
APPROVED By THE GOVERNOR.
Mr.. MYERS: Regulating the practice
OF veterinary surgeons; Tyler's, providing
for state banks Of ST, 900 capital; Browns
brakenlan's bill.
Mr.. COLBY'S: Obscene literature, was
returned without approval as the matter is
covered in the codes.
Adjourned.
CAPITOL NOTES.
e. M. Paulson of Trail county, is a Wis
itOr at the capitol.
Ralph Davidson of the Jamestown Cap
ital, was a visitor at the capitol yesterday.
w. r. Purdon OF Wahpeton, is visiting
his father, the representative, at the cap.
itol.
The courtesies of the floor were extended
to Addison Leach and Clerk Montgomery
of Fargo; also to c.. j. Wilson OF James
town.