Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-25


choice as the people could get. Sen
ator McCumber he knew favored the
bill. Seventy-five per cent of the peo-
pie OF the state We're in favor of the
bill 1t ought to pass.
Senator LaMOuc sal! he would
probably do as much when the time
came for the reelection of Senator
McCurber to bring his name promi-
nently before the p aople of the state as
any OF the extreme refOr.Ders who ad-
vocated the bill. Put he did not want
nominations Or elections placed in the
hands of federal officials He called at
tention to the last Homination of Har-
rsOn for president as dictated by fed
eral officials and drew moral from
the result.
Senator Lavayea when his name
was called, rose to question of per-
sOnal privilege He said he intended
to vote for the bill. but desired it
known that he did it without the adj
vice or consent of George B. Winship.
Naughter) Mr.. Winship he said.
was good man and an honorable
citizen-at times Laughter.) All
were jolly good fellows when they
not allowed the liberties of their own
conscience He had met Mr. Winship's
appreciation when he had voted as
pleased the Grand Forks man. and had
endured his vilification when he had
not done so. He did not wish to say
anything in any way to injure Mr.. Win
ship. who was not member of the
senate and had not the opportunity of
| replying. But he did maintain that the
past actions of Mr. Winship were any
but such as would n eet the approval
of any honest man. He desired to
| except the representative of the Her
aid at the capitol hut he did desire
to cali attention to the half-baked
| specimens that had been at the capital
for the Herald in the past. the swift
and willing hirelings, whom the Her
aid an1 its editor had endeavored to
get on the pay roll If one house or the
other. enc of whom had worked exact
ly half day and drawn pay for the
other 1fty-nine dayS. and who had de
voted tfeir energies to vilifying the
members and attacking the clerks
who had no means of defense Two
years ago. Mr.. Lavayea said. he had
voted fer primary election measure
Now Mr.. Winship devoted his atten.
ton to endeavoring to vilify his char.
acter and impugn his motives.
| On the roll call. the bill was passed
by the following vote:
Ayes-Bacon. Cashel. Crane. Devlin
Hagen Hale. Her5randson, Jacobson
johnson. Kirkeide Lavayea, Lewis
LOfthus, Macdonald. Main. Macarthur
Plain. Pegan, Robinson. Sharpe, Simp.
son, Swenson, Taylor, Williams, Wip.
perman-25.
Nays-Clarke. Fox, Geer. Gulack. La.
Moure, Little, Mclean. Talcott Voss
8
House Bill No "a adoption of chill
dren. indefinitely postponed.
Reported 70 Pass.
House Bill No. 1862 township officers
not to be interested in contracts
Senate Bill No. 1923, making Good
Friday legal holiday
House Bill No. Up tenn of county
auditor begins April l.
i Senate Bill No 202, states attOr
neys in unorganized counties
/ Senate Bill No. jurisdiction OF
justices.
Senate Bill No 1870, antitrust bill
House Biz No. 1Sl, penalty for dis
posing of chattel property subject tC
lien.
House Bill No. 1865. foreclosure OF
liens
House BIZ. No. S4. age of consent
House Bill! No. 176, abstract of jus
tees judgn' cnts.
House Bill No l?7, boundaries OF
school districts.
. Senate Bill No 1873, Dissolution OF
townships.
Senate Bill No. ia. validate ordi
!; nances
Senate Bill No 155, maximum Goa
rates
: House Bill No 1l5. long and shorr
, hauls.
Senlte B.,i No. LA maintenance OF
railroa stntion houses
: House Bill No. 1S6 county boards Of
health
Senate B,l, No 1875, injury to per
sons.
| House Bill No 113 barber law.
| Senate b,l No. 1875 anti-Christiar
, Science bill
Senate Bill No. 1876. validating as
sessments.
> Senate Pill No. 1853. public printing
Recommtted.
Senator Bacon moved the anti
Christian Science bin be recommittet
TO the judiciary committee He sait
only three members of the health com
mittee had considered the bill.
Senator Taylor said four of the fiv,
members of the committee favored tn,
report.
Senator Bacon said the bill con
templated depriving people of persona
and religious rights The bill shoul,
go to larger committee
}. Tho bill was so referred
Steering Committee.
Mr.. Crane moved a steering com
f mttee of nine, with President Pr
q Tenn Sharpe as chairman. The me
1 tion was carried. Subsequently tina
$ portion Of the resolution naming Ser
q at0r Sharpe was stricken out.
s BILLS Introduced.