Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-03-05

counties affected took r.e of tne.r.-
selves. He was opposed to the TN.
Leech Says No.
Mr.. Leech was the next man who
explained his bill lie aid that lie
had no objection to wof bOunty. but
he was opposed to he present meas
ure because there had been no limit
placed on the expenditure. He had
voted for such an amendment, but i.
was lost. and he voted against the
bill
Lyons For the Bill.
Mr.. Lyons expressed himself as
heartily in favor of the bill He said
that Kidder county did not have any
wolves that it wanted - get rid of
but he knew of the time when Steele
county had wolves and benefited by
the operation of & bounty law. Mr
Lyons declared that the bill would
| promote stock culture, something
which the eastern part of the state, as
well as the western part. woull soon
have to get into.
Mr. McGahan did not think that the
wolf bounty needed any advocating as
the governor had figured out that it
would cost about $27 900 annually and
that there was now in the wolf bounty
! fund something over 10000 He said
that the slope members had voted
! for every measure to help the valley
section of the state and thought it was
no more than proper that this measure
should be given the support it de
served.
Mr. Shells said tha- he had not
lodged the issue on any measure dur
ing the session and worli Lot begin
at this late date. He voted for the
bill. and referred to large farmer Of
his section of the state, who was in
the house at the time who asked lin
to vote for the bill The man had
driven fourteen miles to vote for the
speaker and he reciprocated by voting
for the measure at his request
Mr. Young was opposed to the bill,
and explained that the western part of
the state had been fully as we'll taken
care of as any other section in the
way of appropriations. He thought
that it was a purely local measure and
that the counties interested should pay
the bounty He had secured some
figures on the probable payments of
the counties of the state and said that
it would cost Oliver county s96. Bill
ings county 1924. Cass county S2.964
/ Pembina county $1100. and Grand
/ Forks county s2044
/ The announcement of the vote by
which the bill was carried was greeted
/ with cheers and it was some time be-
( fore the Ouietude of the house was re-
sumed
Reconsiderations.
/ Mr.. Lyons gave notice that he would
move for a reconsideration of Senate
Bill No 1S6. and it was made special
order for this afternoon The bin re-
lates to terms of tho district court to
be held in the Sixth judicial district
On motion of Mr. Peterson of Wells
Senate Bill No 100 was recalled from
the senate in order that an amend
ment doing away with the emergency
clause might be offered The bill fiNes
the village elections on the third Tues
day in March
Mr. Davis moved a reconsideration
of the vote by which Senate Bill No
205 was lost. and it was made spe
cial order for 2:30 toda, The bill
relates to the conveyance Of property
Mr.. Mattson gave notice that he
would move a reconsideration of the
vote by which Senare Iill No 22S was
lost The bill provides for an in
spector general of weights and meas
ures
Indefinitely Postponed,
Senate Bill No. 225. Garnet Pro
viding for licensing of auctioneers
Senate Bill No. 22S, Carroll-Pro-
viding for an inspection. of weights
and measures
House Bill No 279, Richmond
terest on future transactions.
Senate Bill No 1o7 providing for
monthly payments by state 10 educa-
tional institutions
Bills introduced
House Bill No. 2S7. Weed-Relating
to legislative officers and employees.
Re-enacts a former law undcr which
they were elected and appointed
House Bill No 2SS. Weed Concur
rent resolution. Providing for the ap-
pointment of a committee of three
from the house and two from the son
ate to inspect the state penitentiary
ana report III WIFI IL 10 lne governor
should such report not 5e made To the
Eighth legislative assembly.
House Concurred.
The house concurred in the senate
amendments to the following bills.
House Bill No. 6. relating to eX
animation of adverse parties.
: House Bill No 1873. bonds for the
North Dakota Science academy al
Wahpeton.
House Bill No. 215, oil and gasolen'
| inspection.
, Weeds Bill Posed.
Mr. Weed moved that the vote by
which House Bill No 273 was lost YES
terday be reconsidered and the bill
placed on its third reading and fina
> passage The bill prohibits officials
Of every description in the state from
employing relatives of the first, sec
ond and third degree to clerkships ol
| deputyships Mr. Weed referred to {
) state institution where a mans wifi,
, was named as matron. his daughtel
, rs stenographer and his son-in-aN
physician. and urged the passage o
the bill Mr. LYONS thought that the
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