Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-27
THE REPORT OF THE CRAM ms; Ec1IoE COMMITTEE
House Adopts T~linority Report on tine riatter OF Coz
operation with Wisconsin in Grain inspection.
Several temperance BILLS Rouse some Discussion in
the Senate-=-Tleasures Disposed Of.
THE SENATE.

TIE SENATE.
Matters of appropriation occupied
the attention of the senate at the
session yesterday. The appropriations
committee reported back all of the
appropriations bills that have been be-
fore il for consideration. and under
suspension OF the rules, the bills were
placed on their third reading and final
passage and passed. The list included
the institution appropriation bills. st.
Louis exposition appropriation and the
various appropriations carrying small
err amounts.
Fargo Fair Bill Knocked.
There was only one hitch in the pro-
ceedines and that was with reference
to the Fargo state fair bill. Although
the bill was favorahly reported by a
majority of The appropriations commit
tee. a minority report was presented
signed by Senators Crane, Williams,
TAYLOR and Hale. This report took
the Brown bill, struck out all after
the enacting clause, and added a new
bill making a $4,000 appropriation for
the encouragement of county fairs,
$500 TO go to each county fair associa-
ton having fair grounds and having
paid ont $500 at its last fair for pre-
miums. The minority report was
adopted by the senate. Yer the re-
quest of senator Lewis that c~onsidera-
ton OF the report go over until today.
The majority of the senate turned a
deaf ear to the request of the Cass
county senator and the Fargo state
fair went up into the air. The bill
was not passed. as an objection was
made to its passage and under the rules
it goes over until today.
Appropriations Passed.
The other appropriations were
passed by the senate as amended by
the committee and the list of them is
al follows:
Senate Bill No. IS. penitentiary APP
preparation. carries $SS, 900.
Senate Bill No. 1856. historical sites
$1,000.
Senate Bill No. 3. wolf bounty. two
tenths mill.
Senate Bill No. rs, state board o
health.
Senate Bill No. 1875, clerk hire, state
offices.
Senate Bill No. %. industrial school
$2S.000.
Senate Bill No. 40, farmers insti
tutes.
Senate Bill No. II, John Reissbeck
$3.50.
Senate Bill No, POS. armory rent a
500.
Senate Bill No. 10, states attorne,
of Stark county, $500.
Senate Bill No. 2O7. authorizin
bonds for erection of armories.
Senate Bill No. 172. land department
records. $4,000.
Senate Bill No. III. state militia
s3S 900.
Senate Bill No. 80. feeble minde
institute, s59,765,
Senate Bill No 60. reform schoo
$4,000
Senate Bill No. 1914, capitol mair
tenance. $4,000.
Senate Bill No. 1876, travelling e,
penses state superintendent.
Senate Bill No. l56. public printins
$4,000.
Senate Bill No. 90. state hospita
for insane, $144.550.
Senate Bill No. 1Si, carriages for e,
ecutiye. $500.
Senate Bill No. 81. St. Louis exp
sition, $4,000.
Senate Bill No. 1877. geological su
yey. $500.
Senate Bill No. 1903. experiment st
tons. $4,000.
House Bill No. Z. asylum deficienc
$4,000.
No Recommendation.
Senate Bills Nos. 142 and 65. II
Crane and Williams bills for state fai
were reported by the committee wit
out recommendation and action {
them was deferred until today.
Temperance Matters.
The temperance committee report,
several bills hat have been befo
them. The Gulack constitution
amendment for local option was reco,
mended for indefinite postponemel
Mr.. Voss moved to adopt the minori
report on the bill. but discovered tn
none had been made. much to his {
parent surprise. Mr.. Macdonald NOV
to lay the report of the committee
the table but the motion was lost. a
the resubmission resolution vent
the board.
Refuse to Kill EN-.
Upon the other bills reported, he
r ever. there was a division that
$ suited in the refusal of the senate