Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-03-10

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schools did not need the money. Put the
$4,000 for travelling libraries and he
would support the bill.
Mr.. Laughlin objected to statement
from the gentleman from Cass (Wolbert)
abiding to the state as a wilderness in
winter. Only the other day he had voted
for his weather resolution. It was bed
bugs and not disease the gentleman from
Grand Forks feared. The bill was ap-
proved by educators Ct the state. If
they wanted it, he was for it.
Mr.. Hare said the bill was recon-
mended by the educators of the state.
He was willing to take their word for it.
The house should pass the bill.
Mr.. Hale said the bill was to aid high
schools in smaller towns in the state-to
help them advance their grades. The bill
was supported by educators. 1t pro-
vided for consolidation of schools in
country Notwithstanding that would
be of benefit in many cases. 1t was Il
meritorious bill.
The bill was passed, SIS to 4.
PASSED.
Senate Bill No. Y, defining officers be-
fore whom acknowledgements shall be
made.
Senate Bill No. 40, secretary Of state
to notify state examiner of filing of
articles by moneyed corporations.
MRS. BRIGGS IS GRATEFUL.
Mrs. Briggs in a communication ac-
knowledged her gratitude for tho gift of
flowers, and the kindness of the legisla.
tive body at the memorial services OF the
late Frank A. Briggs.
APPROVED.
The governor announced his approval
of House Bills 20, %, 1876.
PASSED.
Senate Bill 179, concurrent resolution
fixing salaries of janitors and watchmen
at 81 a day.
Mr.. Lynch raised the point of order
that the matter had been before the
house before.
The speaker ruled the bill in order.
Mr.. Bacon said the house had voted
twice on the same matter. In consider
alton of the fact that many of the JAM
tors were old soldiers, he thought many
Of the members would vote for it. He
did not advocate the passage of the res.
olution for value received. Possibly
some other officials did moi give value re-
"eived. He believed the members of the
house should take the opportunity to
express their appreciation of the old sol
diers. He paid an eloquent tribute to the
old soldiers, and urged the passage of the
resolution.
The resolution was passed-B to Is.
THE GAME LAW PASSED.
Senate Bill III, the Joint committees
game law was passed. The senate sub
s%equently refused to concur and con
ference committee was appointed.
~ PASSED.
Senate Bill 1872, amending law relating
to marks and brands.
Senate Bill 81, relating to damages of
trespassing animals.
Senate Bill l73, terms of court in the
Second judicial district. e;:
Senate Bill 149, concurrent resolution
for constitutional amendment to permit
school for feeble minded at Grafton. 8
GLAsPELL REPORT PRESENTED.
Mr.. Stevens announced that the COM
mittee to investigate certain matters
with reference to s.. Il. Glaspell were
ready to report. "a
Nj. Hale moved the report be printed
in the journal and made a special order
for tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
The motion was carried.
Mr. Stevens moved that 500 extra
be printed for the use of the pc
titioner and his friends.
PASSED.
Senate Bill No. So, railroad rate appro-
priation.
Senate Bill No. los clerk hire office
commissioner of agriculture and labor.
Senate Bill No. 112, appropriation to
pay s. E. Olson.
Senate Bill No. ITO, appropriating
S1,197 to reimburse Burleigh county for
prosecution Of W. Il. Leonard.
Senate Bill No. 100. appropriating $500
annually for expenses of railroad com
m%issioners.
Senate Bill las, providing annual en-
campment Of state guard at Rock Island
near Devils Lake.
Senate Bill 1923, labor Of convicts.
Senate Bill 142, legalizing irregulari-
ties in formation of school districts.
Senate Bill Ill, to pay Leck and Leck.
Senate Bill l21, vesting title of real
property after ten years possession.
Senate Bill 1O1, legalizing acts of. Off
GERS of corporations as notaries public.
Senate Bill 1853, for adjustment of de-
linquent taxes.
Senate Bill 1O3, assistant to state ex-
aminer.
Senate Bill 1856, registration of voters
in cities. *.
Senate Bill II, for assessment of bank
stock, was defeated on the first vote. The
vote was reconsidered. Several explana-
tions were made of the bill, to. show that
it merely provided against a. double as
sessment of property in some cases. Sen
ator Marshall, by invitation, addressed.
the house and explained the bill, which
was passed.
d. It is All Over Now.
From Saturdays Daily.]
The Legislative assembly adjourned
sine die last night. After being in al
most continuous session from early in
the morning; an adjournment was taken
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