Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-02-28
Che legislature
Proceedings Of the
Week In the 90.
State Law Mill 90.
IN THE HOUSE.


IN THE HOUSE.
Bismarck, Feb. 16.-Thc governor
message his official of veterinarian bill.
Senate bill ia was passed, loca Ing
school for feeble-nlinded at Grafton.
Have moved suspension of the rules
and defeated.
The folloing bills were introduced and
placed on their first and second reading
and referred:
House bill 176-Ways and means COM
lnittec-Creatlng board of managers for
exhibit at Pan-American exposition.
House bill 177--Ways and Means
Appropriation for Pan-American eX-
hibit. -..
House bill 17S-Nclson-Liability of
husband or wife for debt of the other.
House bill observation-disclosures
wolf bounty and provides special tax
of 2-1oo of mill to take up outstanding
wolf bounty certificates.
House bill 18o-Leech-Protection of
soda pop manufacturers.
House bill S1-Leecll-Penalty for
counterfeiting pop bottles or labels.
House bill 1S2-Bacon-An act to Ii
cense and regulate storage companies and
public warehousemen other than ware
housemen of grain in bulk and penalty
for violating of same.
House bills 90, 1I3, I12, 1873 and ISL
wee passed.
House bill 13, limiting county officers
to two terms was
Mr.. Packard moved that the Sharpe
bill be placed on its third reading. Car
ricd. Errors were discovered in the bill
and objections were made to its passage.
Young moved it be special order for
Monday at 80 p. n.; Chacey stated
the bill imposed burden on the people
Winslow said the measure was not
founded on any decent basis. The bill
was passed-3o to 21-as follows:
For the bill: Allshouse. Anderson,
Axvig, Bacon, Bennett, Brisbin, Chafee,
Davis, Dwire, GulacS, Gullikson Hall,
Hare, Hammond, Hjelmstad, johnson,
Leecli, Lemke, Lerom, Mcclure, Nc
Lean, Michels, Miller. Morgan, Nelson
Niven, Nicholson, Packard, Palmer
Parr, Phifer, Ramsett, Reade, Sergeant
Stafne, Swarthout Thomas, Wade, Wat
son. Against the bill: Bjornson, Cas-
sell. Chacey, Chevalier, Dickinson, Gal
braitn, Gronvold, Heath, Hill, Keller
Mallough. Restemayer, Severson. Thor
dorson, Tubbs, Tufte, Watts, Wilson
Wilson, Young, Pollock.
| IN THE SENATE.
Upon the receipt of Governor Whites
appointments Senator Little moved that
the senate go into executive session for
their consideration. The appointments
were confirmed after brief executive
session and are as follows:
State oil inspector, for the term OF
two years, commencing on the first
Tuesday in April next, L. w. Schrutl1
of Fargo.
State superintendent of public health
for two years from the first Tuesday in
April, 1901, DR.. H. H. Healey of Michi-
ganC ity, Nelson county.
Trustees of the industrial school at
Glendale, for the term of four years
from Feb. IS, Thomas Seton of Ellen
dale, j. B. Taylor of Monango, and An
drew Weber of Ashley, Mcintosh
county.
Trustees for the state reform schoo
at Mandan, G. A. Hegaard of Mandan
and Guy ]. Defrancc of Dickinson, fol
four years. and w. ]. Etherington Of
Sanger. Oliver county, and 44enry Gil
bert of Sentinel Butte, Billings county
for the term of two years.
Trustees of the deaf and dumb asylum
at Devils Lake, for four years from the
first tuesday in April, 1901, M. F. Fal
ahy of Cando, o. A. Wllipple of Devil:
Lake and Lewis Larson of Rugby.
Senator Little presented in the senate
a concurrent resolution of respect to the
memory of Ex-senator Pierce, which the
senate adopted, and as further mari
of respect the senate adjourned after
the consideration of the governors ap
poinments.
The committees. reported favorably
on house bills 6, 81, and senate bills
153. I3o, 100, 1853 and 40.
The appropriation committee reported
all appropriation of $4,000 for the main
tenance of the Mayville normal schoo
for the period from MARCH, I to Dec. 81
1901.
The judiciary committee recommended
senate bills 2o, 100 and 100 to pass.
The governor messaged his approva
of senate bills 81, s. and 70.
House bill 3, and senate bill FL, were
passed.
The following bills were introduced
Senate bill -Cashel-Creates {
board of five trustees for the institution
for the fecble-ninded at Grafton, to be
appointed Jan. L., 1902. board to select {
site ana erect suitable building out o!
the appropriation of $4,000 from the
general government
IN THE HOUSE.
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