Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-02-08
HOUSE,.
The house convened at 2 p. m.
Prayer by the chaplain.


The house convened at 2p.m
Prayer by the chaplain.
PETITIONS.
Mr.. STAFNE presented remonstrance
against the repeal of the prohibition law.
Mr.. DWYER: Petition in favor of
woman's suffrage.
Mr.. SHARPE: In favor of resubmission,
from citizens of Davenport.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
MI. KORSMO: House bill No. no; CIV
ing farm laborers first lien on crops for
their wages.
Mr.. TWICHELL: The Fargo Gun Club
bill for the protection OF game; prohibits
hunting with dogs without permit; pro-
hibits going on any land where notice for
bidding is posted without permission; pro-
tects woodcock from November to July,
prairie chicken, November to September;
grouse, December to September; geese, ETC.,
May to September; large game till 1900:
deer and antelope, December to Novem ber;
declares birds property of the state; per-
mits to hunt cost 81; board consisting of
one from each judicial district. who may
appoint an agent, to be paid from fines,
etc. Bonds are required of non-residents,
that they will abide by the law if allowed
to hunt.
BILLS PASSED.
Mr.. WINEMAN'S bill providing for uni
formity in school bonds; requirin ng that
auditor be furnished with data on which
he may base his certificate that the bonds
are not in excess of constitutional limit.
THE BRAKEMAN's BILL.
made special order for Wednesday at s p.
IN. The bill is house bill No. g.
PUBLIC WAREHOUSES;.
Mr.. iRASMUSSEN'S public warehouse
bill No. l0l was made special order for
Monday at 3 p. N.
The bill reducing the exemption from
taxation from 5000 TO $25 was made spec
ial order for Feb. 5.
CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE.
The bill was on third reading the day
and will probably go to the committee for
engrossment on Monday.
THE STARK COUNTY BILL.
The governor has signed the bill chang
ing the boundaries Of Stark, Mercer and
Billings counties.
CAPITOL NOTES.
Hon. E. G. Sargent presided with much
IL
procedure.
Land Commissioner Williams is visiting
his family. Hon. D. S. Dodds is assisting
in the Office
The bill of Representative Rasmussen
which was lost, repeals the coal rates, not
the board of railroad commissioners.
The district veterinarians are sending in
reports. Crew of Devils Lake and Moore
of jamestown are among the first to report.
The senate is not in it compared with
the house readers. Devine, Lavayea and
Morgan read about ten minutes each and
Kept the leaves a-moving.
The secretary of war has invited the
governor and staff to participate in the
dedication Of the national cemeteries at
Chattanooga and Chicamaugua.
The public educational institution COM
mittee returned yesterday from their trip
to Fargo and Valley City and start out
again on Monday for Grand Forks and
other points.
Both houses were as deserted as the halls
do business prior to the adoption Of the
Reed rules, but it was on account of read
ing the codes.
Col. Robinson was congratulated on
every hand on the result OF the peniten-
that he said in advance that he would
draw his check for $4,000 in favor of the
state if any crooked action involving tho
board was found. Senator Haggart is also
to be congratulated. There IS nothing that
in any manner reflects on the personal or
official integrity or good judgment Of his
brother