The Dickinson press., 1895-02-16

mortgages rleu Win town clerks in.
stead of registers: Armstrong, reim-
bursting EmlnOnS county for refractory
sent to South Dakota reform school:
| Wineman. fixing compensation for
clerks OF district courts: appropriating
$500, balance to Troop Il. account July
encampment; allowing persons under
| eighteen to teach when majority OF
| parents in district request iG permit
ting towns of 2OD to eXpend $1,000 for
school building. Nierling's, for reim-
| bursting counties for expense of in
sane belonging to other counties; com
mitlce. penal code The house passed
G,idcrsolts. bounty for sugar bcets:
Simpsons, requiring appeals to lie
heard at first term of supreme court.
| bismarck, y. d.. Feb. 12.-When the
order OF messages from the senate was
reached in the house a:i:l Haggart's
rrsibmission resolution WAS read, Mr..
Cooper moved that it be indefinitely
postponed Tho motion was COM
,ir!r surprise to the resu!,missionists.
They protested, styling 1t an insult to
the senate and IA damiiahlc outrage
on tho people, moved call of the
house and voted against s,lSpending
the call. even after all We're found
present or excused. Various other
| dilai"ry motions We're made with no
wnvcring in the antl-res,lbmisSiOp
lines.
IN the senate. Mr.. White introduced
bill reducing the rate of legal print
ing nearly 80 per cent; Rourke. pro-
| wiling for the deposit in court Of
money. property or effects for which
there ar" no adverse claimants. The
Justices code, on the third reading,
consumed the day.
In III" house th. following bills We're
in,ludrrcd: Giving Dickinson, unn-
| c"rporl,td. share in the firemen's
fund; TMrlel!, granting bounty of
Sl per ltO on long line flax and hemp
fiber manufactured in the state: PrOss-
or, restoring the law OF 1880 relating
to the powers of the deaf school board.
Tie governor has approved the bill
prohibiting the sale of cigarettes. 1t
makes ii nliSdemeanor. punishable
by $40 to 500 fine and thirty days In
jail to sell or expose cigarettes for sale,
and takes effect July /. Nierling, Ed
wards. Richardson and Holritz signed
the minority report OH the .LindstrOm
| railroad bill.
line usual cNpunging resolution Of
the rcSllbniSSinn matter will be offered
In the house. and confidence Is ex-
pressed that it will prevail. On the
! other lland. threats of appeal to the
| courts by injunction are made If this
course is attempted. The speaker will
doubtless sustain the point that Simp-
sons resolution is not in order be-
cause TIN, question has been passed IN
and will he rejected. \ proposition
to carry license into The constitution
in place of prohibition cali. however.
be presented.
Bismarck. II. d.. Feb. 13.-rlle re-
stlbnissionists scored Il partial though
possibly temporary victory in the
house, though they did not dare at
tempt the eXp,nging act. HOdgson
made point against Simpsons reso-
luton. which is IN exact COPY of the
defeated measure. that it could not be
considered, the subject matter having
been passed upon by both houses. The
chair sustained this position. On ap-
peal from the chairs decision the
speaker was not sustained. Blackjack,
Edwards. Hanna. Harbrandson, Svcns-
rud and Twichrll changed from Sat-
urday and voted with the resubmis-
SioniSts against the chair. though
Blackjack, Hanna and Twichell in ex-
plaiDins said they should vote against
rcsl'bmlSsion. During recess the tenn
prrlpce committee ordered the bill re-
portcd-5 TO i--advcrsclY. If it takes
the regular course it will go to general
orders. blll may be reached tomorrow
by motion to indefinitely postpone.
Edwards is especially overwhelmed
with letters of protest against his vote
OH Saturday. He explained his vote by
Insisting that in all fairness the bill
should 90 to The committee. Hanna
explained by saying that unanimous
consent was given to introduce the
bill and in fairness it should so 10 the
committee 1wichell said as they had
Il majority they could afford to be de-
cent The bill vii! lie subject to mo-
tion to indefinitely postpone when re-
ported back. SD the real struggle is
likely TO come Tomorrow.
| The senate passed the justice code
and tho house the penal code. The
senate passed IIanscom's bill requiring
| teachers to have residence in the state
one year. and Engcr's for gopher
poison.
The house passed Logan's bill reduc-
Ing the price for leasing state lands.
Bills introduced in the house: Nc
Donald. paying N,llic Mcdonald S6D
for services on railroad committees;
ltindc. fixing salary nf auditor. treas
urcr and register based Oh valuation
| maximum S2.ODO: tryan. making all
mills Gus ON mills. empowering rail
road commission to fix maximum rates
of toll: Edwards coal bill. third read
ing tomorrow.
EX-tiov. Shortridse was appointed to
a $1,000 rlrrkship in the United States
land office. Mrs Eiscnhuth was to
have had the appointment, but the de-
partment ruled against women for the
position.