Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-02-17
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yesterday t was pay gay, ana 2 ior y.
eIh Gay % Inc session, SWo-thlras Istle
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secretary IoWnes Is ~ rgo-Wir
up g nna OUT now tnings were gong goang'
ana II 9. l ls SILL o H1 Win
It is said Wolbert's emergency clause
is likely to josh all grain elevator taxa
tlo orlt pms 20 oeatn ana leaVe the ola3 laW
sta 1 where y: y now
just as Senator Lavayea was called to
preside over the senate, yesterday, some
one moved % adjourn n LaJyayveea
thinks it was a put up Job. &
The legislature paid a lust and fit
ting tribute to the memory OF hon hon
Gilbert a. Pierce N the concurrent
resolution passed yesterday, and which
appears IN full IN another column.
It was a happy thought in Sergeant at
Arms Harrison to allow the pages to
hand around the pay checks to the
members yesterday. Inc boys were
we'll remembered by the happy men,
pers. a. S.SE
Senator Sharpe secured an appropri-
alton Of $3.50 in the Agricultural college
billfor an experimental site at Edgeley
being on the alert for the interests OF
ms LaM Y county u
usuai s
Senator LaMoure says Reading Clerk
d. A. Lindsay has the gift OF bringing
out the full meaning of documents that
are presented to be read. Take that
Bosard & Bosard letter, for example.
- NICE poines were Drought OUT 20
per1ection.
Mr.. Mallough was yesterday the re-
cipient OF many compliments on the
graceful and easy manner in which, be
presided over the house the night before
when the most important measure Of
the session was before the committee OF
Inc wnoie. @$
There isn't much in it for the binder
but we're in the business-haye bound
up the files of the bills to 100 in
clusive-for many members for 25c 9
a volume and if others want 'em the
price will be the same. Send the files
to the Tribune Office by the pages. *
The parliamentary battles in the
house over the reapportionment bill
have been suggestive of old timesin the
legislature. It has been about the only
notable struggle of the session, and af-
forded interest for spectators-some,
thing that up till then had been lacking
There are twenty DAYS more 81 the
legislature. and with recess in sight
over Washington,s birthday and several
Sundays to come out, there will be about
two weeks Of working days left to finish
up the work OF the session, which means
q hustling time for the last end Of the
session.
Henry Tatlev thinks Octon,,s has gone
a long way from fhe truth when he states
il the Forum there Il 4 blind nip 4 the
Grand Pacific and hat the mayor,s IA.
sire to GET 4 crack 1t the attorney gen.
eral is responsible for the %hing-that
and the obligation he is under to earn
his free board. Henry is warm.
The contract system 81 engrossine
and enrolling bills is provided for III The
Davis bin ia the house. This would do
away with the present appointment 81
clerks. The bill provides that acon.
tract to do-all the work shall be let st 81
much per folio, Advertising for bids Is be
done by the secretary OF state. sixty
days before the session. AL engrossirng
Y 70 nes done .on typewriter f writer
II w. schruth Of Fargo, the new oil
inspector who succeeds 2. 3. ,Wickham
Of Morton county, is one Of the young
ror,1h nc ~ Eorro u,hp basS baap