Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-03-09

such an idea and the speaker was COM
PEELED to acquiesce.
The speaker then feelingly thanked the
members for their uniform courtesy, con
sideration and kindness. He said he
could scarcely express his appreciation
OF this kindness: He thanked the desk
force and other employees and clerks for
faithful services and reioiced all would
return home with generous and kindly
feelings. toward. cath other.
CLERK SHAW CoMPLIMENTED.
Mr.. Brisbin offered the following reso-
luton, which was adopted:
Approaching the services Of MI. B.W..
Shaw, assistant chief, clerk, and2the fact
thatit has been necessary for him to
pay out considerable in hack fare, com
ing to and between Mandan and the.
capitol;
Therefore, Be it resolved, That the
| house allow Mr.. Shaw the sum of $25 to
cover said expenses.
Mr.. Packard offered the following
resolution which was adopted.
Whereas, this body has reason to
highly appreciate the able and courteous
manner in which its chief clerk. MI. J.
D.. Scanlan, assistant clerks w. D.Austin
and B. w. Shaw; Miss Bessie Waggoner,
stenographer, Miss Katie Gallagher, as
~sistant to stenographer, w. j. Staub,
tally clerk, W. e. Clark, chief enrolling
and engrossing clerk, e. T.. Ellis, bill
clerk, Hon. Thomas Harrison, sergeant
at arms, Sergeant James Flanagan, door
keeper, Cassius Lisk, postmaster, B.. T..
Weld, messenger, Rev. Guernsey, chap
lain, and the clerks of the enrolling and
engrossing force and of committees,
pages, janitors and cloak room keepers
for the careful and attentive manner in
which they have performed, their duties.
No house was ever better served by an
ADLER clerical force and their faithful
ness is appreciated. by the members Of
the house of the seventh legislative as
sembly.
On motion of Mr.. Cassell, the speaker
appointed Messrs. Cassell, Wilson and
Chaffee a committee to wait on the
governor and inform him that the house
was about to adjourn. Pa
Mr.. Hall moved the following resolu-
ton, which was adopted: ,-~..t.. 49,
Resolved, by the house of representa-
tives, that the clerk Of the committee on
revision and correction of the journal,
having worked on the. journal through
the session, and being we'll informed as
to the matters contained in the journal,
be appointed by the speaker to assist the
committee appointed to revise the jour
nal, and be allowed, the sum of $500 per
day for five days. The speaker and chief
clerk are hereby authorized and directed
to sign the necessary voucher, for said
service. ~ -
At $50 Mr.. Packard was directed by
the house to take the chair. Resolutions
were passed declaring illegal to open
jack pots on a pair of tens, that the train
be ordered on time and that the laws of
1899 be repealed. A call of the house
was ordered and the roll call was a
peach. Allthe members were fined 81
each for firing books at the chairman.
Morgan sang his "Ole" song, which was
warmly applauded. +"
The chief clerk announced the speaker
was about to sign Mr.. Axvig's pass bill.
There were loud calls for Axvig and i'm
mediately the house wash commotion;
in a trice the air was filed missiles. AK
Wig declined to address such a disorderly
mob as he said he was better brought
up. Another mob then broke out.
House bill 799 was then passed, only
members over go years being allowed to
vote.
Assistant SecretaryLindsay of the SEN
ate came over with a message. The
chair COMMUNICATIVE he be bound with
chains snd searched for more than one
message, whichswas done. The message
was as follows: y
Mr.. Speaker: In response to the ques-
ton by the house to the senate, "Why is
senate bill 156 like ~castoria?'"' the senate
responds because the children cry for it
and don't want it when they get it,.
= %z$% -. A. LINDSAY, e@f&
#.a :. .S5z%s Assistant Secretary.
On motion the capitol was removed
TO d cityof Bismarck. 54
Morgan sang q: comic Irish song.
At 1920 p. M. a committee from the
senate awaited on the house and in
formed it that the senate was about to
adjourn. !
Messrs. Bacon, Morgan and Ramsett
were named by the speaker to notify the
senate that the house was about to ad-
journ sine die. The committee reported
the senate had adjourned.
The chair recognized MI. Chacey, who
thanked the house for the distinction OF
being designated to make the last mo-
ton. He wished all the members health,
wealth and happiness and hoped they
would all be returned to the house in
recognition Of service we'll done for their