Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-03-14


lAn0gin the state are entitled to resi-
dent permit. Open season for chick
en- lltcks and geese, Sept. / to Dec. 1;
open season for deer, Nov. / to Dec.
10s 4Sh protected, Nov. to May Is.
E1e house passed senate bills: Lit
veterinary bill, McCarten's quail
neAssaspns OF teachers, Clark's higher ed
ueaapn, Lambs maximum coal rates,
4asM cures taxing peddlers, Killers
p0Iistax, Little's transporting persons
70 Insane asylum, McCarten's taxing
prOlerty forfeited to the state, Plains
5noxlpus weeds, Plains maximum
cnarge on cars for stop over. Enger's
Joint Joint school district repeal. Whites au-
tn0E1zlhg directors to meet outside Of
Stnlesstate, RULERS appropriating $780,
000sfor additional buildings at the
jamestown asylum, Gregory's suspend
ingsthe reform school appropriation,
Littles ceding to the United States jur-
isdtetioii over land for military posts,
gGre&ory's codes not printed as session
laWA Burke's locating the supreme
court at Bismarck, amended to sub
stitNte Fargo SENATE refused to con-
cursin the amendment and the house
recaded). Arnold's cruelty to animals,
Hanscom's nonresident teachers, Lit.
ties repeating codifi6 alton commission,
takes effect Sept. 1; Gregorys constru-
ingscode, Whites regulating salary and
number Of legislative employees. At 6
o,cl0ck every measure on the house
desk was cleared I'D.
The governor had determined to
vet0apprOpriation bills unless recalled
ana sealed down by the legislature
Ia0Srecall them. however. seemed i'm
practlcable. and the senate refused to
pass.a resolution suggesting that in ap-
proving he scale them 25 per cent. AS
a$Veto would involve the expense of
anHextra session, he determined to veto
Items in all, and 1t is probable the
Mayyille and Valley City normal and
university appropriations may be
wholly vetoed.
The house concurred in senate
amendments mel, to the political code. 1t
re7enacts chapter 1876, Laws of 1880,
for#the assessment and levy of taxes
blythe state board of equalization, but
theEfepeal Of the gross earnings tax.
It is claimed, leaves the period until
July without any law for taxing rail.
roads.
Madison, March 1O.-In the senate a
Joint resolution by Mr.. Timme was
adopted under suspension Of the rules
authorizing the governor to appoint
Two additional commissioners to erect
monuments on Chickamauga battle.
field, one to represent the cavalry
branch Of the Wisconsin troops and
oneSthe artillery. Mr.. McGillvray's
bill providing for tribunals of concilia.
donSWns made q special order for next
Nhursday at p. m. His other bills
IN sthe same line were laid over. All
were recommended for killing. The
SENATE adjourned Until $50 D. m. Mon.
day.
The joint resolution looking to a re
organization of the various state Of
foes and departments was the special
order In the assembly this morning
A motion to lay it on the table pre-
vailed by q vote of 80 to z. A joint
resolution from the senate AUTHORIZING
the governor to appoint two more
ChickamagCa commissioners was
passed.
Helena, March 1O-The Montana leg
fslatitge adjourned last night, having
sat the full sixty days allowed by til.
constitution. The last was notable only
for the vast amount Of work done
and the speed with which bills were
transformed into laws. The conference
committee on the school text bill re
ported recommending that the senate
recende from it's amendment and that
the house bill be amended by changing
the readers from McGuffey's to Harp
er's. with a few minor changes con.
tanned in the senate bill. The senate
adopted the report. but the house laid
1t on the table. This means that nc
contract for text books will be made
and that until the next legislature
meets each school district can choose
its own books