Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-03-02
THE HOUSE.

THE HOUSE.
The scrap over the wolf bounty bill
was the feature of the entertainment
put up by the house yesterday, but after
the smoke had cleared away neither side
had won out and the battle will have to
be all fought over again in the committee
of the whole, probably today.
FAvoRABLY REPORTED.
There were two reports on Gulack's
constitutional amendment for local op-
ton. The majority report was for post
ponement and the minority for passage
of the bill.
Senate bill 1874, Hale, repeating law
for issue of deaf school certificates.
House bill 189, Galbraith. compelling
fidelity bond companies to assign causes
for rejecting applications.
House bill POI, Chaffee, fees of secre-
tary of state.
Senate bill lis, Talcott 4-year terms
county commissioners.
Senate bill 81, jacobson, relating to
sale of dressed beef.
House bill 2O2, Ramsett, electric light
for capitol.
Senate bill $50, LaMoure, monthly re-
ports of state officers receiving fees.
House bill PIP, Leech time of begin
ming certain actions.
House bill 20, Galbraith, terms of court
in First district.
Senate bill 100, Cox, amends libel law.
House bill 2lI, Leech, claims against
estates of decedents.
Senate bill Isl, Hegge, appropriation
for sale and lease of school lands.
Senate bill 83, Hale, deaf school appro-
priation.
Senate bill l72, repeal of immigration
appropriation.
Senate bill 143, LaMoure, appropri-
alton for capitol maintenance.
Senate bill 81, Ames, Mayville normal
school appropriation.
Senate bill 43, Cox, Valley City nor
NAL school appropriation.
Senate bill Is, Sanborn, appropriation
for soldiers home,
+ Senate bill 30, Little, penitentiary ap-
preparation.
Senate bill 81, Sharpe, Industrial
school appropriation.
House bills, ways and means commit
tee, an-American exhibit appropriation.
Senate bill 1852, Lewis, Agricultural
college appropriation.
Senate bill 59 Cooper, insane asylum
appropriation.
Senate bill 148, Lewis. one mill tax for
educational institutions.
Senate bill IS, Simpson, wolf bounty.
The majority report favored the passage
of the bill. Minority report, signed by
Stafne, Willison, Restemayer and Strutz
recommended indefinite postponement
| Hare moved the majority report be
adopted.
Thomas moved as substitute that
the minority report Ito postpone) be
adopted. This was lost.
Hare said he had no objections pro
vided the matter would be taken uI
later in the day, but as no assurances
were forthcoming.he said they might az
we'll fight it out then and there. HI
called attention to the needs of the cat
tlemen and to how little in the way O
appropriations they had asked for, while
they were voting early and late TO
money to run the state institution
which particularly benefited the vale.
country.
Thomas withdrew his motion ant
moved to adopt the minority report.
i Packard grew eloquent as he described
| how the western men had stood up ant
voted for the state institutions in th
valley, Of which he was as proud as any
body, and then called attention to tn
4 good things the Missouri section had il
4 the way OF industries and spoke of tn
large taxes paid by the stockmen. Il Il
4 Chacey said it was his duty to stan
Il by the hardy son OF toll, the wheatgrowe
of the valley. The institutions cut n
Il figure in such a matter as wolf bounty
Il as it was no fault Of the institutions tina
Il the westerners did not benefit by then
q Hare said the passage OF this bil