Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-17
THE GRIND .RENEWE][.D
After Four$ Days of Rest the Legisla-g
tuse Reconvenes and Many
..,si Bills Flow il. III
Speak IS Pollock p distributes His Nice
4 s:3I Committee Piums t. the Mem gSsS
..S' bers' satisfaction. s3
The Clerks Bill Passes the house With,
= Few lAmendm dments and "a
+ 3G$$5 I'rills.

+ 5;s Frills.
HE sENA i
The senate convened at two o'c lock
yesterday after the recess. early all 81
the senators were in their seats when
the gavel fell.
After the reference Of the Journal, Mr..
:, Little said the house resolution limiting
the session to fifty days did not appear
on the,iournal as adopted as amended To
! thirty five days, and it was So adopted
by the senate. %,3 3ss hi
WANT DEM PRESENTS BACK. n
q. The house, by message asked for Che
return Of the concurrent resolution re-
garding the joint CO ommittee TO visit state
institutions which the senate tabled On
the last day before the recess. Mr.. Lava.
I yea moved to return the resol luton as re-
4 requested by the house. The matter
had been tabled, and after some discus:
4 sion as to the right manner Of getting it
in shape to send back, the resolution was
taken from the table and sent; back to
the house. u; i
The courtesies Of the floor were sex--
tended to the prssid dential electors,
Messrs. Wick, y oh hnson and Tof fthagen.
Mr.. Wick was the guest Of Senator La
Moure during the session Of the senate.
.s2s,s / SECOND READINGS.
Senate bills 16, Is, i IA, IA q 10 and d were
read the second time and referred.
ri BILLS INTRODUCED. sE
Senate bill No. II, by Mr. slott 70
\ rem burse5 parties sustaining loss on
leasing school lands. "a inns to refund
monies expended for plowing lands that
were represented as having been plowed
when leased. M i5 AZ
Senate bill No. IS, !, BY Mr.. & Ilavayea BY
request yiding for the extension of
time for the payment Of taxes. for the
year 1900. Provide eight per cent ter
est on taxes after q elinquent il Febru.
ary, and ten per cent penaIt after Octos
ber.
Senate bill 20, Ir.s i aylor -
Provides for the admission off grad dnates
from the state Uni niyersity law department
to practice without examiina ton, On the
presentation of dip Iona b
+ Senate bill N u, BY Nj. Wis,
Regulating fraternal benefciary socie-
ties. # Qs3 s5 Il 4;
Senate bill %, 22 BY Mr. Lewis wi N N
Amends sections 5555l8 and IS, g, Of the
code regarding & exemp ons, reducing
amounts from 81 300; to $500 and rom
$500 to $500.
Senate bill No. %, by Mr. Hale
Amends section 5526, and adds nurses
bills and those of hospitals for board.
medicines and nursing tto those from
whose collection only absolute egemp$
I ttiions arc ailoWed.
So #M Senate bill No. I'll, by Mi. HalePrsol-
viding forsa lien Upon threshing engines
and separator for pairing the same,
: Senate bill No. 255s by Il To-
vidingsf for q rig 1T q way over the state
military reserve at Devils Lake from
north to.ssouth to sbes approved by the
governor.
n Senate bill No. llYIr. Lewis --
Amends ssection 70 of code egarding
qualification Of voters. Az Ids cational
quail ifcation that voters mlust be able ia
|; convince boards soff egistration they are
4 able to read tho const "a of5 the state
& intelligently and il Tho Ennlish Ian
4 guage.
Senate Bill No. ~ rar. Lewis
Authorizes the trustees .of the agricul-
stural college to cooperate with the
federal geological survey opriates
5000 annually
Senate bin No. 2. rs by MI. Lift Au-
thorizes district courts and the supreme
court al the state 10 direct udgment5in
4 certain cases instead of granting motion
\ for new trial.
Senate bill NO. 80, by lddr. Little IA D.
propriation for the state penite ntiary.
Appropriates aside from nsuaI appro-
( spriation for maint tenance, Sc, ,O00 for hos
1 pital, ss8 900 for yard wall, and 1891 for
extending sewerage and water systemns
/ and moving crenatosy
ss senate bill No. 81, t,y Mi. Mel Dougall-
Provides for the issuance Of bonds for
4 the erection of the state eform school al
MT III, q w5sesd Sdff fN,l II, 4 I,