Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-02-10
THE HOUSE,

CaShel, primary election law.
THE HOUSE,.
Those who left the capital early missed
the war dance the members held over
the motion for more clerks. Lerom
opened the seance with a motion for ten
engrossing clerks and Thomas was in
the arena in full paint and feathers in a
moment. His vocal hatchet beat the
implement of the Kansas woman all to
pieces and he hacked right and left till
the resolution was in metaphorical tat
ters. It was wild, weird scene and
| when the smoke of battle had cleared
away ten more clerks and four more
janitors to committee rooms had been
placed upon the rolls.
II : REPORTED FAvoRABLY.
House bill 7, Allshouse, proposals for
county funds.
| Senate bill So, Ames, sale of estates in
probate court.
House bill l34, Niven, county judges
House bill 124, Morgan, increasing
limit of road tax to mills.
House bill 81, Packard, personal in
jury on railroads. -s-
House bill Ill, Hjelmstad, free fare fol
stockmen. Referred to general orders.
Senate bill IS, Murphy, tax liens
changed from Dec. to Nov.
House bill SO, Ramsett, school land
lease notice.
House bill SO, Young, provides for fees
in land department.. Referred to general
orders.
| House bill 1872, Watson, question of in
creased jurisdiction. Referred to com.
mittee Of the whole. .
House bill 129. Lemke, amends section
1922, chap. 18 codes. Referred to gen
eral orders.
| HOUSE BILLS KILLED.
House bill Y, Anderson, school trea
surer annual reports. Indefinitely post
poned.
| Y [,~ r. .COURTESIES.
The courtesies of the floor were ex
tended to Mrs. Hanson, Mrs. Thos
Heath, Mr.. and Mrs. J. @. Gipson, Misses
Bogue, Thomas, Suttle, Needham, Win
terer, Perry, Purdy and Sanderson.
| ID FIRST READING OF SENATE BILLS ~
Senate bill 60, Sharpe, >apportion.
ment. = >'@ ,-,>.. ~ -.
Senate bill 30, Noble, protects antelope
for ten years. ~. = II
F. Senate bill 10, Lavayea, depository o
county funds. -.>t,y, r.. .....'
4 \ Senate bill 116, Little, certify title
I from justice to district court.
Senate hill 79, Noble, relating to in
functions. IT, ~ ~
Senate bill 1928, Talcott, bidders fol
county funds. s.- .sIs e..
The house concurred in the amend
| ments by the senate to House bill 90
Chahee's bill to olegalize taxes. ::
| @:....='t= THE SCRAP.
i Mr.. Lerom introduced a resolution set
ting out the necessity for ten more
clerks. @.g s,t5s@g > :%t~ I; ZjSE$s;g&less.
Mr.. Young moved as asubstitute tha
laspecial committee be appointed to dis
cover the number of clerks actually EN-
! ployed I'M engrossing, the number assign
4 led to special work and the nature there
of, the number who are either not work
ling or who are not competent to do th,
1 actual work of enrolling and engrossing
4 The su bstitute was lost. N I. .s3. ..
M Mr.. Young moved further consideration
|sof Eerom's motion be deferred till tn.
i Both day, which was lost Some Of th
4 members having sought the seclusion .
4 the cloak rooms and 1obbies q call 5of th
81 house was made and the careless fellow
rounded Up. There was plenty Of de
4 bate, but Lerom' motion prevailed, 8
:3Iayes to ~ nays. .s
Mr.. Reade sugg ggesting that as the hons
q was Id that 4 line of business called d
/ his resolution Of Thursda az Tor four NOR.
4 COMMITTEES rooms with janitorial attach
! melits. Cha flee moved that four of ttih tih
u alleged inefi engrossing clerks 81
assigned to the cemmit ittee roonls and de
4 precated down town rooms. anyway
A \ Reade said be was NJ ling to ,ase room
\ At the capitol but insisted on tthle ap