Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-03-06

still a good one.
Galbraith explained some of the points
of the law.
Cassell said he was so unfortunate as
to own a set of abstract books. Did not
agree with the statement that the law
would not hurt his business. He be-
lieved it would wipe out the $4,000 he
had invested, therefore he asked to be
excused from voting on the measure.
Packard regretted if the law would
wipe out any business interests, but be-
lieved the law a good one.
Young was opposed to the bill because
he did not consider it had ever been
properly brought before the house or
read.
Hare said he was one Of four persons
who considered the bill and did it thor.
oughly. .
Hall did not think the members were
voting blindly on this bill as it had beer
before the people for years. His people
favored the bill.
The bill passed 81 to ?, aud Cassel1
moved the clincher, saying he was tired
of having the bill hanging over him.
ITS, Restemayer, repeal Of wolf bounty
law and provides tax for taking up out
standing certificates, 81 to /.
lao, Galbraith, rights of purchaser at
tax sale.
164, amendments by the senate con
Cured in.
1l8, amendments by the senate were
concurred in.
CONFERENCE.
The house declined to concur in the
amendment of the senate to house bill
80, making the increase of salary for
county auditors operative with present
incumbents, and Messrs. Chaffee, Wins
low and Axvig were appointed as a con-
ference committee.
BILLS SIGNED.
The speaker signed house bill l57,
Gronvold, amendment to constitution
permitting sale of school lands at IS per
acre; also,
Senate bill 1O9, Wolbert, sinking fund
for county mutual insurance companies.
Also,
Senate bill 1859, Little, sinking fund for
asylum bonds. Also,
Senate bill 49, Wolbert, estray law.
Senate bill l39, Little, state preferred
creditor.
Senate bill lao, Noble, removal of
county seats.
Senate bill 149, Murphy, powers of
attorney for foreclosure of mortgages.
Senate bill 128, Wolbert, consecutive
payment of state warrants.
Senate bill 1O4, Hale, division of school
districts.
Senate bill los, LaMoure, prohibits
liens on future earnings of man, beast
or machinery.
Senate bill IS, Noble, state board of
pardons.
Senate bill "a, LaMoure, annual meet
ings of presidents of school boards.
Substitute for senate bill 81, Hale
military board.
Substitute for senate bill At, Wolbert,
estray law.
Senate bill SO, T~alcott, auditors fee
for certificate of taxes paid.
Senate bill 172, special committee
transportation of convicts and prisoners.
House bill II, Hare, eminent domain.
House bill l56, Keller, county super.
~intendents to report school money to
district treasurers.
House bill 100, Leech, protection Of
soda water manufacturers.
BILLS KILLED.
Senate bill SO, Wolbert, high school
inspector and appropriation.
Senate bill 2O8, Simpson, live stock in,
spection.
Senate bill $50, Hegge, makes courts
of Indian offenses in the state courts of
Cancellation where cases arising on the
reservation may be tried.
Senate bill SO, Cooper, appropriation
of Sal 600 for asylum.
Senate bill 1872, Murphy, city elections
in even years.
House bill 2O4, Gulack's local option
amendment.
House bill 2l0, purchase of school sup
plies.
House bill 224, Chacey. securing pay
ment of thresher laborers.
Senate bill 189, Miner, 81 per day for
assessors.
House bill lS9, Galbraith, compelling
fidelity bond companies to give reason
for rejecting applications.
House bill 1856, Mallough, Ignite coal
for state and county buildings.
Senate bill As, Murphy, salaries OF
clerks of court.
Adjourned till 10 a.. m. today.
Like Oliver Twist, children ask fol
more when given One Minute Cough
Cure. Mothers endorse it highly fol