Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-02-22
FO~RTY-SECOND DAY.
SENATE

Senate convened at 2 p. M.
Prayer by the chaplain.
The governor announced his signature to
senate bills Nos. Z and SO.
DRUGGISTS PERMITS.
Substitute for House bill No. 46: Amend.
ing the law prescribing penalties for the
unlawful manufacture and sale of liquors.
Relates to permit for druggists.
SENATOR LAMOURE moved to strike
out all after the enacting clause.
SENATOR YOUNG supported the meas.
ure. He said the druggists who lived some
distance from the county seat were com
PEELED under the law to spend $25 to go to
Fargo with their witnesses.
SENATOR LAMOURE SAID there was
a proposal coming before the legislature to
make people pay $500 a year, and under
liquor. He believed that if anybody was
allowed to sell liquor, everybody should be
allowed t. do so who wanted to. He did
not believe in special legislation.
SENATOR MCCARTEN did not believe
in making it any easier to sell liquor for
druggists than they are now.
SENATOR GREGORY was opposed to
permitting druggists to sell liquor at all.
He thought all permisslons to druggist
should be stopped.
SENATOR'S SORLEY ana Day said
they were in favor off shutting of the drug
gists.
SENATOR GREGORY said he would
introduce a bill OF that kind.
a motion to make it a special order for
a week hence was lost by a vote of IA to IL.
SENATOR LAMOURE moved to strike
out all after the enacting clause.
A motion to make it a special order for
Wednesday, the 9th inst, was carried by
a vote OF II to 10.
HOUSE BILL PASSED.
Substitute for House bill No. AZ amend
ing the military code.
SENATOR. WHITE supported the bill
and explained the amendment.
SENATOR LAMOURE called attention
to the fact that on page II of the state
auditors report it appeared that Messrs.
Creel and Bidlake were allowed $865.80
for cOdifying the military code.
SENATOR WHITE said the codifca-
ton had never been adopted and the mill
tary department is a little top heavy.
There are too many staff officers and this
amendment is to remedy that.
SENATOR LAMOURE referred to Gov
ernor S~hortridge's request of Debs to permit
the militia to 20 home. He claimed that
the state militia at present is of NJ use
whatever.
SENATOR WHITE said the amendment
would get rid of an appointee of Governor
Burke, who thought he held Office for life.
SENATOR LAMOURE stood up for CO..
onel Tuller, and asked what Colonel Bid
lake had ever lone that was any good.
SENATOR MCGIlLLIVRAY-There if
one good thing, he did. He left the United
States.
The bill passed by 81 votes.
The opidlon Of Attorney General Cowan
on senate bill No. 70 was read, and the bill
was referred to the committee on judiciary.
NEW BILLS.
BY SENATOR SORLEY: Declaring the
Carlisle tables of mortality to be compe-
BY SENATOR HAGGART: Repeating
Section 982 OF compiled laws, which pro-
vldes that the owner should be held liable
for defective sidewalks.
By Committee on Education: Amending
law providing for uniform system of edu-
cation.
The senat concurred in the house reso-
luton D%etltiOning congress to appropriate
$4,000 for a survey OF waterways and sub
terranean streams.
Adjourned till 10 a. m. today.
APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED.
The governor has appointed and the SEN
ate confirmed the following appointments:
University Board, Grand Forks-William
Bulge, H. E: Lavayea, David Bartlett.
1usdne Hospitals,
Cornwell j. w. Mitchell, A. Montague.
Soldiers Home, Lisbon-J. D. Black, Fl.
Gardner, NJ. F. Brown.
Normal School, Valley City-James Hack
ney, Eddy county; F. ?. Allen, Ransom
county.
Normal School, Mayville-K. H. Brus-
dahl. Steele county; w. G. Paalson and
stated in the corridors that M. II. Klff was
nominated. but the senate refused to con.
firm. and Harrison was substituted.l
Reform School. Mandan-Christian A.
Heegard, John T. Nelson, James R. Clark
Henry Mann, W. L. Yeater.
School for Deaf Mutes, Devils Lake-O
81. Auberg and L. P. Lemay.
The prison board will not be sent to the
senate, probably, until next week.
HOUSE.