Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-10
RESUBM|SS|ON IS KILLED
RESUBMiSSlON BILL Is KILLED
RY THE HOUSE At YESTER-
DAYS SESSION.
PROHIB.TIONISTS FORCE THE
ISSUE AND KILL THE MO-
vIUS BILL.

WUS BILL.
Battle is Short and When the Smoke
Clears Away the Corps Of Resubmis-
sion Lies on the Battiefield-Test
Vote is 66 to 81 for Prohibit ition.
THE SENATE.
Routine business only occupied the
attention of the senate yesterday.
Petitions.
Senator A. B. Cox presented Barnes
county citizens petitions for passage
of the anti-cigarette bill! and raising
of age of consent
Reported.
Senate Bill No s. construction of
drains. Amended. To pass.
House Bill No. 20. armory r'nt for
board. to pass.
Signed.
House Bill No. 10, sale of city lots.
Senate Bill No. 8. per diem of jurors.
Senate Bill No IA, probatirg ills.
House Bill No. 9, approval of bonds.
Lincoln's Birthday.
Senator LaMoure reported on the
arrangements for the celebration of
Lincoln's birthday. They had secured
the presence of Judge Cochrane and
Father Conaty, and suggested the two
houses meet at 1 o'clock on February
12. The other minor details would be
looked after by the committee
The senate adopted the report of
the committee.
Concurred In.
The senate concurred in the house
resolution relating to removal of tariff
on lumber.
The senate cOncurred in tho house
amendments to Senate Bill No. l.
Bills Introduced.
Senate Bill No 1853. Little-Annual
report of state treasurer.
Senate Bill No. 4. Plain-Repeal OF
assessors form statistics law.
Senate Bill No. 1855. Swenson-MaX
imum coal rate law.
Senate Bill No. 1856 Carroll-PubliC
printing. increasing number of session
laws and making an appropriation.
Senate Bill No 157. Taylor-Appro
priation for geological survey.
Senate Bill No. 15S. Lewis-Print
ing of biennial reports. Authorizes
special reports on agricultural topics
Referred.
Substitute for Senate Bill No 2. jul
dietary 49, judiciary; 1914 highways
and bridges; 141. insurance: 142. ap
preparations; 143. judiciary; 144, rail
roads: 145, public health; JAG, cor
porations: 147 appropriations; 14S
state affairs: 149. public health; $50
public health; 151. joint educationa
institutions: 152, insurance; 1853, ju
dietary, 154, statistics; 155, railroads
1856. appropriations; 49, appropria
tions; 15S. public printing
House Bills Referred.
House Bill No. 30, insurance: 103
education; 115. judiciary; 116, iu
dietary; 121. judiciary: 1923, judiciary
1913, insurance; 3. elections Z, appro
Driations; A. judiciary; IS. publ,
health.
Senate Bill No. 107, Robinson
Amendment to state school main
tenance law. LaMoure secured al
amendment striking out the word "es
tablishment'-pr providing that there b.
no question that the moneys derive,
from the state tax should be for main
tenance only.
Senate Bill No 80, Johnson-Hang
ing at state penitentiary.
Senate Bill No. 116. acknowledge
ment by deputies
Senate Bill No. 90. Wippdfman-
Township road tax list.
Senate Bill No 1O6. Johnson
Creamery corporations.
Senate Bill No. 1902, Lewis-Bond
for agricultural college.
Senate Bill No 1OS-No tax to b
set aside for irregularity.
Referred Back.
Senate Bill No 81, Cashel-Optiona
bonds of county treasurer in fidelit
company or personal bonds
Senator Hale asked that the bill b
referred. He thought there was a
error in the bill that should be COZ
rected. The bill went back to the /,
dietary committee
House Bills Passed.
House Bill No. 2. Bonds for bin
asylum at Bathgate
THE HOUSE.
The storm which threatened {
break afresh after Saturdays gal
tailed to materialize in the house We.
terday-yet there was small skirn
ish and just enough powder burne
to permeate the air with sulphuriou
Odor.
1t was 2:05 when the speake
raped for order The chaplain ca'
toned the members to use wise judi
ment and justice in their deliberatior
and results proved that the pastor
words did not fall on idle ears.
More Petitions.
Messrs Young and Rogers.