Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-25
..GRIISiI OF BUSINESS
Considerable r Routine W. il Disposed
Of in the Two Houses IF the Leegis
4 laturae Yesterday.
Senate Has Another Committee to Con-
slider the Increasing Of the Reeve IN
s&33$ nues Of State. 5S%$S n !.
House Passes the Bill Abolishing the
Commissioners Of. Forestry and \ S
Other Measures. MI
THE SENATE

*" THE SENATE. 4 ~ II: \.
After the usual preliminaries, Mr.. Cox
moved the appointment Of a standing
committee of three ~to7reyise and correct:
the journal of each day, and Mr.. VOL
bert suggested that the proofreader of
the senate act as secretary5.of the'com-
mittee. Messrs.: Miner, Geer and Hale
were appointed as; the committee. 2
THE EsTRAY BILLS. ia
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.
VI. INCREASE OF REVENUES.
Mr.. Cashel presented a resolution
stating that while a 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 APP
pointment of a special committee Of
three to consider ways and means for
augmenting the states reYenues,tot the
end that funds be provided for public
institutions. reducing the floating in
debtedness Of the state and increasing
the public revenues. s NJ .&s
Mr.. Cashel stated that he believed
such a committee would be able5to de-
wise ways and means for funds additional
to those now provided, and supported
the appointment of such q committee.
Mr.. Cox thought the duties Of the
committee would be largely the same as
those Of the special committee appointed
the previous day. President Bartlett
did not agree with the gentleman from
Barnes, and said that he thought the
work Of the two committees would be
entirely different. The resolution was
adopted, and Senators Ames, Sanborn
and Cashel we're appointed.
BILLS INTRODUCED. s
All Senate bills introducedswer read
the first and second times and referred,
under suspension of the rules. They
were as follows: N n
Senate bill 81, BY Baker--Primary
election law. Elections.
Senate bill Ss3, by Hale-Appropriat-
ing $4,000 for the state school for the
deaf at Devils Lake. Appropriations.
Senate bill "a, By Observation-Disclosures Of
unknown defendants III summons. Ju-
dietary 5s% $ IN %s 55
Senate bill 85,, b, Little-Makii ad-
ditional appropriation Of $1,000 for clerk
hire In the office Of the state treasurer.
Appropriations. sS
Senate bill s6, by Simpson-Amends
extraditiona law. appointment Of agents
in other states. County payment Of ok
penses. Judiciary. M
Senate bill 81, BY Jacobson-Eix-pkosur
of hide Of animal killed BY sother than
butcher. Judiciary. #$$ II
Senate bill No.8O, BY Wolbert-In-
crease Of compensation for commission
ers in. counties having ten millionSvalua-
tion$to So day. Fixes duration 81 day.
work Judiciary h
Senate bill SO, by Miner-LaW#8#part.
ner Of county Judge not TO act ii county
court CAGES where COURT has limited iii.
isdiction. Judiciary.
Senate bill so. BY Miner-Duties 8
attorneys ia i regard where Law
partners ST county Judges. Judiciary.
Senate bill 81 by OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
issuance Of $4,000 bonds On lands q
agricultural college Tor erectiono nee
essary buildings and making 81 needed
improvements, Appropriations.
Senate bill 92, by NobleProhibits
killing 81 antelope ID The. state for !
period 81 ten years. State affairs.
s@s REFERENoEs.
The following bills were8read the acc
onad time and referred
Senate bill 667s appropriation for May
vile normal Appropriations.
Senate bill 68, board 81 pardons. jill
dietary. 8sS
Senate bill 69, Miners apportionmenl
bill Apportionment.
Senate Bit a, amending caucus law
Eleetions. &
Senate bill I9. providing for suset,
bonds Tor county depcsitaries, came nI
on third reading and went oyer till ia
morrow atthereqaest of Nj Coz,