Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-25
GRIS OF BUSINESS
Considerable Routine Work is Disposed
of il the Two Houses of the Legis-
7 B 3s lature X esterday 355. ~ f5s:55
Senate Has Anothe e committed to Con
slider the Increasing Of the Reve- h
55 5E} nues Of State. $ss

House Passes the Bill Aboli lishing the
Commissioner Of Forestry and
$. I'll Other Measures. II b: "a Il
9Ss THE SENATE $$sI 554s* M "A II Y a
After the usual prelimin aries, Mr.. Cox
moved the appointment Of a standing
committee Of three to revise and correct.
the journal Of each day, and Mr.. Vol
bert suggested that the proofreader Of
the senate act as secretary Of the com
mittee. Messrs.. Miner, Geer and Hale
were appointed as the committee. n
ID THE EsTRAY BILLS. s.s5 \ "
Senate bills AZ and 48, the bills for the
repeal Of the estray law and the liability
of owner for trespass, went back to the
judiciary committee .on motion: The
measures will be considered by the judi:
ciary committee this morning, when
those interested will be given a hearing.
s5 q INCREASE OF REVENUES: &. 4 t5 ..=s !
Mr.. CashelS presented a resolution,
stating that while q committee had been
appointed to look into the matter Of
keeping expenses Of the state down to
the. lowest possible point, it was equally
important that ways and means be de-.
@vised for increasing the revenues Of the.
state, to the end that there be funds to
meet necessary expenses and pay float
ing Indebtedness; and asking for the ap-l
pointment of a special committee Of
three to consider ways and means for
augmenting the states i revenues, to the
end that funds be provided for public Is
institutions. reducing the floating in IL.
debtedness Of the state and increasing
the public revenues. /; a s.s5$ sssis-
Mr. Cashe1 stated that he believed
such committee would be able to de-
wise ways and means for funds add ditional
to those now proyid ed, land supported
the appointment Of such a COMMITTEES
o. Mr.. Cox thought the duties Eof the
committee would be largely the same as
those Of thespecial commit tee appointed
the previous day. President Bartlett
did not agree with the gentleman from
Barnes, and said that he though the
work Of the two com mnittees would be
entirely different The resolution was
adopted and Senato torss Ames,, Sanborn
and Cashel were app pointed
s$5@ s. q BILLS INTRoDuoED.E 3.s s55
i All Senate bills ntrod duced were read
I the first and second times and referred,
under suspension Of the rules. They
were as follows: Il .35s ssS55 \
1 Senate bin 81, by Baker Primary
election law. Elect ctions. ]; 4. III tg$
Senate bill SO, BY Ha ppropriat-
ing $40 600 for the state school for the
deaf At Devils Lake. ppro priations.
NJ Senate bill 81. BY Littl nclnsion Of
unknown defendants ii summons. Ju-
dietary q ;$s n
Senate bill 85, by Little N aking adj
ditional appropria riation Of SO 600 for clerk
hire ia the office Of the state treasurer.
Appropriate tions. u
] j 81 Senate bill 86, by Simp mends
extradition law, ointment Of agents
in other states y,ounty payment Of ex-
penses. Judi diciary .5
Senate bill Isl by cobson 81 posure
of hide Of animal killed BY other than
/; butcher . judiciary
d Senate bill No. 80, Sby Wolbert a
crease Of com pensa ton for commission
I: ers ia counties having ten mil lion alua-
tion to IS day. Fixes duration off days
work. II udiciar Iss1s
b Senate bill ss99, ss99 by Miner NV part
J ner Of county Judge not to act id county
/. court eaees where court has limited iinr-
isdiction. Judiciary is 538s
Senate bill 80 llMdiiner Duties 81
attorneys ia same regard where Inv
partners Of county Judges. Judiciary
Senate bill 81. by Lewis uthorizes
issuance of $50 600 bonds on lands u
agricultural coll lege3 for erection of nee
essary bui ildings and making of needed
\ II mprovements A Appropriat ations.
Senate bill 92 by oble- Prohibits
killing of antelope ID the state for 8
period Of ten years. State affairs
" RET TlIs EN CIss.
The following bills were read the ssc-
ond tirne and referred
Senate bill app opria tion Tor May
vile normal. AppropEi atoms.
Senate bill BS, board Of pardons. u.
dietary
Senate bill ea) Miner i apporti ionment
bill. pport lon mont.
Senate bill amending caucus law,
q Eleetions
Senate bill I9, providing for surety
bonds for count deposi itaries, came alI d
ia third reading and went oyer tilll sts3'
morrow At the ssg slest of All.