Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-03-07

the bill. Eventually in the proceed
ings q demand was made that the
floor be cleared, and this was done
st. Louis Fair Bill.
The st. Louis fair bill went through |
the house as 1t originally passed the |
senate, with the appropriation at $780,
900 and the board of five commission
ers.
Appropriation Bills.
The other appropriation bills were
agreed upon by the two houses
as agreed upon in the conference and
the amendments we're concurred in by
the senate where amendments were
reported by the house.
No Early Adjournment.
The expectations of the members for
an early adjournment that would per-
NIT their departure from the city on
the afternoon train we're dashed by
the fight over the appropriation bills
The senate convened at $3.50 in the
morning and Immediately recessed to
await the report of the conference
committee. Aside from the appoint
ment of conference committees there
was little done at the session of the
senate until late in the afternoon when
work began on the passage of house
bills and this continued without in
terruption until the house bills had
been disposed of.
Primary Election.
Senator HerbrandsOn endeavored to
bring up House Bill No 95. the Davis
primary election bill, from the commit
tee to have it acted upon and he
moved suspension Of the rules for
that purpose. The roll call Of the mo-
tion showed 16 ayes and 19 nays, and
the bill remained unacted upon
House Bills Passed by Senate.
The following bills house bills were
passed by the senate:
House Bill No. 2S1, attaching Alfred
to Williams county.
House Bill No 255, creating Office
of public administrator
House Bill No 81, deposit by mu-
tual hail insurance companies.
House Bill No. 253, governor to rec
ommend member of Wisconsin grain
and warehouse commission.
House Bill No 232, fees to be
charged by sheriffs.
House Bill No 268. misdemeanor for
tenant to remove goods from leased
premises without giving notice.
House Bill No. 80, creation of
county building fund.
House Bill No. 223. bonds for COM
mission merchants.
House Bill No 237, certificates Of
members of legislative assembly to be
issued by secretary of state
House Bill No 246, marking of gaso-
! line cans.
/ House Bill No 245, terms of court
in LaMoure county.
/ House Bill No 239, collection OF in
| heritance tax
House Bill No 100. duties of assist
ant states attorney.
House Bill No. 3S, taxes and assess
ments to be paid before transfer of
property.
House Bill No l1s, defining legal
fences.
House Bill No. 224. tree culture.
House Bill No. 1873. inspection of
live stock.
House Bill No. 23S, license for So
licitors of benevolent corporations.
House Bill No 234, trials without
jury and appeals.
House Bill No 26l. boundaries of
Mercer county.
House Bill No 251. repeal Of law for
special school district in Griggs and
Steele counties.
House Bill No 20S, when certificates
of teachers are revOcable.
House Bill No 262. fishways.
House Bill No 1870, sale of CONNER.
cial fertilizers.
House Bill No. 145. long and short
haul bill.
House Bill No 1l6. township officers
not to be interested in contracts.
House Bill No. 1856. commencement
of civil actions
House Bill No. 257, boundaries of
Billings county.
House Bill No. 275. who may exc.
cute assignments.
) House Bill No. 143, importation of
dependent children.
Gone Wrong.
The Grand Forks county delegation
, all went wrong g-according to Winshir
on the primary election bill. vitine
, against the suspension of the rules and
! the taking up of House Bill No. IS
the primary election bill. so that Sen
ator Lavayea does not feel all alone
. in his iniquity.
r Lyons Turned Down.
S Representative Pat Lyons furnished
: some edification for the members O
D the senate when he came over from
j the house delegated to ask for th
e action OF the senate on House Bill
: No. 167 Pat first stated to the senat
I that he had been instructed to "de
e mand" the action OF the senate OF
4 the bill Col Brown made amends 70
Y his lack of senatorial dignity by NAL
t ing the formal announcement Of hi
0 presence with message. Senate
d Hale then raised the point of orde
d that all communications from tn
l. house must come through the chic
e clerk and Lyons retreated in dismay
Crane 10 Thankful.
The privilege OF getting back on
. bill from the house passed withOu
. amendments led Senator Crane t
!, move that the chief clerk be instructe