Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-10

VINO nave eIcausht; on among those who ]
haven Fred Falley of Richland. K
4; On governors message and newspaper
scoops=Mage$ Edwards of Cass.
On political gymnastics tics--Halvor Tor
gerson Of Cavalier. j.:5tRA s:s.:5s ,35.
On charitable institutions W. !: w
Barrett Of Nelson. %S1 4 s5.5s Z :.,s~
On transportation and how to reach
the capitol without walking ! r Thomp-
son of Grand Forks. ;5s 80: 4 ,&s.<f Z. 3ss
On woman suffrage j ames Nc Dougal,I
of Cavalier. g$, e Z. s Il >5st s z
On judiciary and its evils-W. 81. Sam
derson Of Burleigh. 81 y .,..3 ,.' .s> ss5 :s
$=T On railroads and how to ride inside
without the price--H. J. Kopperdahl Of
Cass. =, s.s. i :. 4
On appropriations (by, members and
others) Sam Little of Trail. Ss .,g... y
/: On how to get his Office back--E. S.
Allen Of Burleigh.
On education, including an illustration
of living at the capital ON air--Joe. La
mont of Cass. 4 s5s 81
On "double; Shooting or how to hold
jobs in the senate and behind the cigar
case at the Northwest-Lute McGahan
of Ramsey. : "A
On the human race, including points
on the foot race-David Wellmap Of
Eddy. = HH,.%s% ,:E:%
On the art of calling early conventions
and getting in on the ground floor.
Frank Mcdonald of Cass.
On combinations and incidentally IL
Illustrating the smoothness of running a
newspaper, postofice and "a fat office
E George j.. Towens Of Cass. =, ..... + - &
On Oil and it's products-P. B. Wick
ham of Morton. ,rs5 -. ~ '-... .. ',.stE
On state institutions and the advan-
tage Of having the town filled with pros
pective school marms-Steye Nye of
Barnes. i ~. + ..ss s.
On the supply and the expenditure of
other members money-Walter Gaulke
Of Grand Forks, r :...# -. ! s.:...
On deeds and ,misdeeds-W. P. Miller
of Cass. -: "A E,1., T.: r.. e. ,.s,..- ~. -
/ aOn brands and things j. S. Green of
Morton sEs..,,IIss Ssf .7sS$s s-5 III
|a=sOn the elimination of war horses from.
county politics Ed. Pierce of Ransom.
On domestic affairs and matrimonial
alhances-E. G. Cooper Of Grand Forks.
On romances, good and otherwise
A. NJ. Simpson of Griggs.5 n .....-, E..
On Indian relations-Wm. Bulge of
Grand Forks. n - =. ..s sssaHa s.Ha: :e,s....
On riots-Chas. sMcLachan of Eddy.
On: definitions ID. R. Streeter of
Emmons. 49,, -, ~s.5 .a.
On rules-J.. ,Scanlan, J. W. Foley, G.
W. Getchel, Mr.. Speaker. 5.%5f. i
The first bill introduced was by the
gentleman from the sixth district of
Grand Forks city, Mr.. Scanlan, who
gave it out that it was by request. The
bill passed the first reading and was re-
ferred to- the committee on woman's
suffrage. Mr.. Streeter Of Emmons took
|ofense at the three story words used in
the bill and rose to a question Of privil-
|ege. He was very emphatic in his re-
marks and was Immediately made chair
man of a special committee on detfini-
tions. ~ ~: ,Sa s$. >&5.st
One of the members took umbrage at
the prominence of the hat owned by the
sergeant at arms and was informed by
that dignitary that it was his hat and
that he had never talked through IL
Mr.. Hall preferred charges ogainst Mr..
McLaehlan, the member from Eddy, to
the effect: , - -, -. ss->,. :.
That on the 9Th day of January, A. D.
1881, at Bismarck, in said county, the
above named member did fraudulently,
maliciously, felonoiusly and surreptit-
ously and burlariously, with intent to
deprive the owner thereof, enter he pri-
yate apartments Of the affiant, under
cover of darkness, and at unseemly hour,
did Esieze. carry away and appropriate
to his own use one pair of sox, of the
value of $50, and this without cause or
provocation, except to cover his naked
ness and to confine the aroma arising
! from his neither extremities, thereby
causing the aforesaid affiant indescrib-
liable embarrassment and Inconvenience,
and endangering the health of this
affiant, thereby showing total lack Of
consideration, for the comfort and well
being Of said afiant, all being against
the peace and dignity Of this body.
The sergeant at arms was ordered to
bring the recreant member before the.
bar Of the honse.for trial but he. could
mot be found h A friend OF the accused
undertook to prove that the complaint
was worthless the had been watching.
Millers plays during the late unpleas-
I Iantness at the court house on the.
ground that Mr.. Hall did not own q
pair Of socks but was wearing q pair Of
Lavallse' borrowed for use during the
session, but exparte evidence was ruled
out and the matter went over as unfin-5
ished business.
Rognlie Of Wells introduced the
following bill by request.
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