Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-17

cesSary Tor the senate Vi to have proof
reader the same was necessary for the
house and if not ecessary for the house
It was not for the senate. sg5 S5s5t \
MT. Morgan wanted to make the pay
.of the End h assistant 81 clerk 81 per day,
2Whereat ~ Packard thought it unfair
the senate clerk should get d dollar day
more q 81 than the house employe. The re-
2duction was voted down. 5s $:}E5 555s
S58 ri Nj. Packard moved to- leave the lo ap.
spointment 81 clerks and jjanitors to the
discretion of the speaker, ysttssS
iS5 Mr.. Young wanted the provision for q
roll cali on clerks left in and thought it
wouldn' Il II be q reflection 5on the speaker.
S:= 53 Mr.. Packard Is motion carried. y .z55 K;
sti q Mr.. Young moved to: knock out the
provision in the bill for a clerk ofgthe
senate committee On appro priations But.
the motion was lost. & Ss;s n 5Ig II =, @S4
8 The bill was recommended to pass as
amended and the committee arose. The
rules were suspended and the. bill was
then placed upon its third reading and
passed - All voting aye except Messrs.
n Morgan, !. Nelson, Ramsett, Sargent,
Thomas, Thordarson, Tufte, Willis on
Young, johnson, Stafne, Anderson,
Bjornson, Dickson. Mr.. Winslow being
excused f has an emergency clause.
The vote was 43 ayes, Is nays 8 absent,
lexcused. @ S {; 5% t$ 3:ss .s 553s 55.s
s$ The Committee on rooms for commit
tees reported having secured rooms and
janitors, both of which we're accepted,
these janitors thus appointed being ohm
Larson, M. Az Edberg, Nat Clooton,
Emil Fromig, Peter Roth, b, q. Smith,
r. u. alter. tgs d {; .I#.,=, :,
.S 4s5 Mr. Y Young wanted to know how jani-
tors could be appointed without a vote
OF the house and against the statutes,
under which the house was still working.
IttWas construed that a vote. had Just
been taken il adopting the report. ::;s5 !: 5S.5
5sii5l3 BILLS INTRODUCED. s s,#yG %E j
The SLOWING bills were introduced:
ss% No. - n NivenA bill 4to repeal
the famous hobo law under which train
men were made police officers 1s'. \ sS .. Z:
~ No. l8-Mr. Morgan Makes close
season for prairie chicken, grouse, etc,
from October to September. For quail
to Aug. 1905. For ducks between Jan.
i and Aug. 90. For geese between May
4 and Aug. 20, and prohibits trapping,
etc, for birds or animals. szz. Il @5% Il i,
No. 19-Mr. Galbraith Provides that
the Judgment debtor or redemptioner
n may redeem the property from the pur-
chaser within one year after sale on
paying purchaser the amount of his pur-:
chase with 10per cent interest, together;
with amount of any assessment or taxes
he may have paid, etc. l. sb<= ,s,,] II. 4
s5.s No. 20--M Mr.. Galbraith- th-Providing for
terms Of court in First district at Grand
Forks on first Tuesday in March, June,
October and & December. In Nelson
county terms to commence on fourth
Monday in May and third Monday in
NoVen ber Is *;5 Z sstls3y NJ #
II No q - i. Gal lbraith An act for the.
examination Of parties and persons inter-.
ested in an q 4 action or proceeding under
the rules Of cross examinations when
called to testify by an adverse party and
providing that the party calling for such
examination shall not. be excluded
thereby a2la HI n a55 %s 55. .@lf5 ,. =, " VI
IN D. % Mr.. Galbraith- An act to pro-
tect school lands and to allow lessees to
remove fences, buildings or other NOV
able imp proyements from the same at
conclusion of lease. N isgs 1. da.4 fj}%
=48l % Heat provides for set
ting apart absolutely to surviving wife or
husband 81 minor children, all personal
property OF testator which would be exS
enpt and other property selected BY.
person entitled there . to the amount Of
si,0 COO, which IL be exempt from prior
debt of decede lent, except necessary
charges Of his last sickness and funeral
and administra alton expenses, when there
are no 3ther assets araila BILE for pa yment
lot such eharg u s8{s
5s8 383 so. Mr. Heat amends secs. 324
s3326, 328 and s33;,. civil code, and repeals
ssc. 325Sof civil code, all of said sections
relating to exemp ptions. It reduces the
personal property exernp ptions to 81 600
and provides Tor appraisers Of exemp4
tions. SS.f$ $s52s
No. HEATH oVii,des method
5of Yying. eqlal lizipg and collecting
taxes.
No. 2266 Me I.ean amends the
game laws for woodcoclr raIe, brant
and other bird
No. 227 I'll. Mclean amends sub:
division 8 of Sec. III 10 revised codes re-
lating to gidnaping as follows. i
punishable by imprisonmenti iii the pen
itentiary not less than 10 years nor
more than 20 years.
No. Il. DWy ID act to provide
for the cancellatio nf judg dgments in the
Offices |of clerks OF the district courts by
flling therein discharges ID bankrnp nptcy.
Ii. 20 current resol luton by Mr..
taronvold which looks to an amend
mentI of the constitution permitting sale
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