Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-03-03
TROLLEY BILL IS PASSED
erNaTE PASSES THE BILL FOR
TROLLEY LINE TO THE
CAPITOL.
LITTLE ripple OF EXCITEMENT
OVER THE DRUG PERMIT
REPEAL.

House Passes the Bill Tor Executions
at the State neutrality-suspicious.
Of Bills Disposed Of in Both Houses
on Reports Of the Steering Com
mittee.
THE SENATE.
In the senate yesterday the work
was upon the bills reported by the
steering committee. which went
through with the exception of the
bill for the repeal Of druggists per-
mits. Upon that bill. the first vote
was 20 to IA in favor of the bill. il
being lost because 1t did not have
constitutional majority. Subsequent
ly Senator Regan moved a reconsidera-
ton Of the vote by which the bill was
lost. saving that he did not intend to
vote for il but that several senators
had requested him to do so. The re-
consideration was had but the bill
Jared worse upon the second vote,
when there We're 16 ayes and 21 nays.
Senator Cox then threw a little earth
on the coffin by moving that the
further consideration of the bill be
laid on he table.
Crane and Tuttie.
The loss of the bill by close vote
on the first vote resulted in some re-
ordinations. among which was the
charge made by Senator Crane against
Secretary Tuttle that the roll call had
been changed. Secretary Tuttle imme-
diately requested an investigation of
the charge. and Senator Crane was
subsequently, convinced that his
charge was unfounded and publicly
apoogized to the secretary, which
closed the incident
Trolley Bill Passes.
The bill for the construction of a
trolley line to the state capitol passed
The senate with only three opposing
votes Senator Bacon, who was first
upon the roll call. said he would vote
against the bill because he believed 1t
would be too expensive The bill
passed by vote of 20 to 3.
Board Of Control Bill.
The board Of control bill was re.
ported by tho judiciary committee with
an amendment excepting the state in.
uusuial school. With that amendment
lne oiil was reported without recon-
mendation. Action on the hill vii,
probably ne taken today and IT, Is not
expected that the bill will pass.
Anti-Liquor Statesmen.
me combination, which was threat.
saeu WIN disruption on the drug per.
~. un' piii' held firm on the passage of
os ,se pili making the soliciting for sales
nquor IN the state a misdemeanor
"a to s 'e" os vote OF
Bills Reported.
me following bills were reported 10
va.o mouse Bin No. ESQ. boundaries of
mercer county
p;11in mouse Bin No. 257. boundaries of
tories "'' sCa'e deposl-
hous house BIZ No. 252. embez1lement
uouse uou 3ll No. 219. fees of justices
star' abuse elll No. 25S. boundaries of
m mouse Biil No. 232, sheriffs' foes
oon', nouse Bin No 254. trials in district
0ouft without jury. " "'''' ~
/, Iouse ruN' Bill No, PAS. terms Of court
+" LaMoure county. - ~
ti,at" muse Bin No. 100, admission of pa.
s uo 20 insane hospital.
mtio". onse hiil No. 1S9, payment for
uo" IN insane hospital.
memho. i,lll NO. 253. appointment of
and vpr m OF Wisconsin board of grain
Hona a'enoGse commissioners.
canito, I'e R'll No. 22l. trolley line to
management "ee culture on
Products w. 30 sales OF dairy
revocable ~Ve' when certificates
o.. s'''s Introduced.
ton nS'e of blll No. 234. Lewis--Adop.
ACT system of road work.
so. Senate Bills Passed.
'csl s,e ls"al H'll No 2ll. leasing of state
solicitina tll' No. IL. prohibiting
Se..s sales of LIQUOR
hn ''e b'll No. los. anti.land shark
assyum' ''' NO. 49, pay for treatment
toneers '''i No. 225. licensing of auc-
SEM, senate eIlls Lost.
PERMIT Ia n'll No. ~. repeal Of drug
u rouse eiIis passed.
superptensslll slll No. ss. salary county