Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-02-03
A LITTLE DEBATE
Senators LaMoure and Cashel Speak
On Opposite Sides Of the Judi 4
cial District Bill. 81 .s. ..z.s. ssS:.:: Z:
Repeal Of Section 4Ios Passes the Upper
House with Walsh County -.
NJ. Senators Voting No. ~. )
Senator Layayea's Bill for Extension
Z Of Time for Tax Payments
: Killed by Che Senate. 4 S.5.. !.
THE SENATE.

= Killed by the Senate. 4 4 :s. j.
THE SENATE. M;
The judiciary committee reported back
the extradition bill with an amendment
providing that the state shall pay for ex-
penses of extradition for treason or fell
ony and that expenses in other crimes
be paid by the counties, and recommend
ed that the bill pass as amended. ''s !
Senate bill 105, prohibiting liens on
future earnings, was recommended to
pass. $ SS7's S7
Senate bill SO, redemptions, was recon-
mensled to pass. =, ~ s-e. =
The ways and means committee re-
ported house bill 3,exemptions of church
= property, to pass. y - 4, .~ ~. 49, a
TIE committee on education reported
senatsbill 81, for teaching of foreign
languages in public schools, to be indef-
initely postponed, and the report was
adopted.
Senate bill 104, relating to division of
school districts, was recommended to
pass, and house bill 43, uniform teachers
examination, received the same recon-
mendation. ..
JOHN MARSHALL DAY.
The following program was reported
by President Bartlett and Speaker Pol.
lock, the committee for the arrangement
of exercises for John Marshall day. The
senate and house will meet in the house
chamber in informal joint session, Gov.
White presiding, and the exercises will
be as follows: ~
Ladies' quartette. ...-:
Invocation, Rev. Durrie.
Solo, Miss Bartholomew. ":'@
Introductory remarks, Gov. White.
Grafton, j. M. Bartholomew . ..
America, by the audience.
FOR THE TwINE PLANT.
Mr.. Little offered resolution for the
appointment of a joint committe Of
five, two from the senate and three from
the house, to investigate the state twine
plant at the penitentiary and report
recommendations for it's maintenance.
Messrs. jacobson and Sharpe were ap-
pointed as members Of the committee
from the senate. * II. 8, - - =
THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT BILL.
There was lively debate between
Senators Cashel and LaMoure when
Senate bill 4, repeating section 41Oof the
codes, relating to chambers of the court
! in the Seventh judicial district came.up
for passage. sa 2:'5s, - 81 >|5$ E5#
Mr.. Cashel filed a protest from g. A..
|. M.Spencer and the Walsh County Bar
association against the passage Of the
bill, relating the Inconvenience to which
it would subject the attorneys in the dis
trict because of the alleged inaccessible
ty Of Pembina, to which place it was
proposed to remove the chambers from
Grafton. ;s7; - !;-& I .:%ss %. ID
Mr.. Cashel spoke against the bill, ap-
pealing to the senate not to disturb the
chambers OF the district. He said the
author Of the bill claimed forit that it
placed the district on the same footing
as other districts but that the real object
of the bill was to remove the chambers
of court In the Seventh district from
Grafton to Pshbina. He spoke Of the
ineenvshience to which this would sub
feet the large majority Of attorneys do
ing business in the district, and said
further that in his campaign, Judge
KneeshaW had given assurances in
Walsh county that the chambers would
not be removed from Grafton. t
5.ss, Mr.. LaMoure said that Judge Knee
shaw had made no pledges or promises
of this kind, and that Mr.. Cashels state
mentto that effect made direct qnes-
tion Of veracity between the Judge and
this senator from Walsh. The sole oh.
;ect Of the bill was to place the district
on the same footing as other districts
They had a fair Judge in the district
and they wanted him to have the same
privilege regarding cham bers as was &C
4 corded to other district judges, The
people of the Seventh district had set
tied this matter By electing Judge Knee
shaw and they understood the condi
a tions It was the policy Of certain
sections and elements in the state
AN he said ii endeaVoring to accomplish
any object to yilify those who stood ii
the way ia the neWspa pers. This has
been tried in this case. There was ii
question Of the Grafton people being de
prived Of chambers eyery indg ia ths
III. state went TO different places to hole
chanbers and w would be done Ia thil