Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-22

bacon. CarrOll, Clarke. Devlin, Fox.
Garnett, Geer. Gulack. Hagen. Her.
brandson. Johnson. LaMoure, Lavayea.
Lewis. Little Mclean, Simpson. Sven
son, Talcott, Voss.
Those voting against were: Cashel.
Crane, Hale, Kirkeide, Mcdonald,
Main. Macarthur. Plain, Regan, Robin
son, Sharpe. Taylor.
Absent and not voting: Benson,
Brown. Cox, Jacobson. Lofthus, Pierce,
Williams and Wipperman
Farm Mortgage Bill.
Senate Bill No. 10. Pierce-Invest-
ment of permanent school funds in
farm mortgages. removes limit of
loans
Senator LaMOure said there were
no proper safeguards for the protec-
tion of the school fund This bill
placed no limit on the proportion of
the value of the real estate that
could be loaned.
Senator Cashel thought great care
should be exercised on farm land
loans. He did not think the bill prop
erly safeguarded the state school
fund. He favored farm land loans
but only under proper safeguards
Senator Bacon believed the land in
terests were all right and the school
fund should be loaned to the people
of the state Amend the bill to pro
tect the school fund, and lend the
money to the people of the state He
thought one reason why farm loans
were opposed was that the banks
might have the money to use
Senator LaMOure said it came with
poor grace for the gentleman to make
such statement, when the interests
represented by him were asking
$3.50, 900 of this fund unauthorized by
any law.
Senator Cashel denied that there
was any interest in any bank he was
concerned with. as they had no state
funds. He wanted the school fund
safeguarded and moved that the bill
be recommitted
Senator LaMOuro moved the bill be
indefinitely postponed, and the bill
was killed
Substitute for Senate Bill No. 2
Simpson-Salarieso Of judges of district
court
supreme court.
Senate Bill No. -. Main-Prohib
iting sale Of firearms to minors
Senator Lavayea asked for informa
ton why the young people should be
deprived of hunting and shooting.
Senator Main explained that the bill
was intended to prevent shooting acci
dents among children.
The pill passed Senator Senator
Lavayea voting no.
Lost.
Senate Bill No. As, McLean-Qualifi.
cations of county superintendents-
lost. ayes Is, nays ~. No constitu
tional majority
Bills Introduced.
Senate Bill No. 1879. Williams-Con
firmation by county courts of sale
OF real estate.
Senate Bill No 200 Williams-Or
der of succession in heirship.
Senate Bill No POI. Mcdonald
| Minimum speed of twenty miles an
hour for Transportation Of live stock
| Senate Bill No. 2O2. Little-Appoint
ment of states attorney in unorgan
lied counties
Senate Bill No. 2O3. Simpson-At
taching unorganized counties to Stark
for judicial purposes Mckenzie, Wal
lace, Dunn. Hettinger. Bowman and
unorganized county of Williams south
of Missouri river
Senate Bill No. 2O4, Simpson-Ex
tending jurisdiction of justices owe,
unorganized counties.
Seenate Bill No. oO5. Lewis-Record
ing of conveyances
Senate Bill No. 2O6, Lewis-Pro-
vidihg for future valid assessments
and levies OF taxes.
Senate Bill No. 2O7. Simpson-Au
thorizing building Of armories and ere
ating board to supervise the same
Senate Bill No. 208, Simpson-Pay
ment of $400 for arnory rent.
Senate Bill No 2O9. Robinson
Terms OF court in third judicial dis
trict
Senate Bill No. 21O. Macarthur
Calling Of elections to determine on
increased jurisdiction of county courts
Senate Bill No. 211, Taylor-Leas
ing Of school lands having coal de-
posits.
| Senate Bin No. 2l2. Main-Duty OF
/ commissioners in expenditure OF
moneys on contract for road improve
ment