Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-19

gHaTasS ahQ proYlde ZOE Jne retlrementsOf.
officers who are physically disabled or
ats their own request.
THE house q.
fter roll call and pray yer the following
house bills we're read the second time
Nos 25 27 80 80, 49, 833 81 "a, ss s.. 336, 81.
BILLS INTRoDuoED
House bill No. 3sss BY Cassell, re-.
slates to fees to be charged BY clerks Of
district courts.
House bill No. 80 by Mr. Nc Lean, re-.
peals the Mandan fair appropriation. III
House bill .. 40 by Packard,
provides that school and other public
lands appraised ot over s5 and under $40
shall be leased for five years for grazing
purposes, and land appraised atless than
IS per acre hall be leased for ten years
for pasture and meadow purposes. The
bill applies principally to the COW coun-
try. and is evidently intended to permit
ranchmen to secure perm ranges.
Chacey's resolution limiting the sos
| sion to so days, which was amended by
senate to make il a35 IS days came up for
action. Packard moved to ind efinitely
|spostp pone, saying it was sshorse play. He
was willing to hold three sessions daily
and get through but he did not thinkit
necessary to monkey this way. Mr..
Chacey said he offered the resolution ii
good faith AZ he thou the work could
be done in 30 days, thou he had heard
IitSsaid there was no question ahont the
session lasting co. days. He moved a
conferences commit ittee but motion failed
Of a second.
MI. Bacon said he thought the work
could be done ii thirty five days and
that be believed the senate passed the
amend kno wing the house would
accept #. Il was d tdisconrte The
proper thing To do was to4 pass ii 81
refer 70 commit until senate did the
proper thing
il5 Mr.. Packard though bill nonsensii
| cal thing
Nj. Bacon couldn't see it that way and
Thought the senate should be gratified
il its desire. =:s$
Galbraith moved conference
fcommitte Of three be appointed on the
bill.
r. Packard suggested that Mr.. Gal
Ibraith should move to- concur, which
Imotion Mr. Cd albraith mad to the agi-
ttations sof many members
i Mr.. Hare moved tto amend that the
tconsid ation Of the resol olution be set on
the Fifty ninth day 81 ! the session, and
ldr. Davis seconded amid slaug hter
S oungs never heard Of q legisl ture
Iadiourning until it had to, and even then
the clock had to- be tinkered to stretch
ont the last day. He favored the thirty
five day idea ~.
/ / Mr. Bacon said the Burleigh county
man intimated members were not hon
Lest in supporting the short session; it
Twas an affffront to them, and he demand
led an ex planation.
Mr.. Hare said he had been joshing
when he moved several days ago to ad.
Ijourn at 3thirty days, and though per.
ihaps other mem bers were making med.
ieine, too. Every Legislature had and
They AZ would stay sixty days, and The
melnb bers knew IL.
Mr, (salbraith thought they could
aagree on 335 ava and il business was
NOT finished the resol ution could be
Iamended, egislature could do more
good il preventing bad legislation il q ;ss
days than II could IA passing bad legis
IIlation.
Mr. 'hacey said he did not blame Mr.
/ Hare for wanting 4 long session as Bis
rnarck wou,d benefit thereby S35S
Packard though It If IL was neces
sary I'd have 4 fence around the mem
bers the day esolution should pass
but he thought u the house was homes,
would hasten tie business and ad
jonrns at earliest moment.
Hall moved gto lay on the table
and the motion VI was carried t,y rising
1 Yote aa6 u 2s but before the vote was
annosnced Mr Bacon demanded & roll
Icall which was made
hordar "a xplained Ihis Yote
Iaye, on the round hat He believed the
Ihonse would adi iourn at the earliest no.