Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-03-06
THE HOUSE,


aries Of district judges was the star
attraction of the house yesterday after
noon. The bill was reconsidered and
furnished interest for the greater part
Of the afternoon Mr.. McGahan led
the opposition to the bill. claiming
that it was not justified by the neces-
stiles of the bench Mr. Bostrom.
the other member of the Burleigh
county delegation. made one of the
speeches Of the day on the bill taking
issue with his colleague and claiming
that it was essential that the dis
trict bench be better paid. and that
the bill ought to pass. The roll call
on the bill resulted in a close vote.
fifty-one members being declared to
have voted for the bill. On subse-
1uent verification of the vote it was
found that only fifty men had voted
for the bill and it was reconsidered.
An attempt to place the bill immedi-
ately on third reading was voted
down. and the bill went to the
calendar
Night sessions Of the two houses
were held to dispose of the appropria-
ton bills. on which there was a dis
agreement between the two houses.
and to pass the other bills reported
by the steering committee.
In both houses there were many of
the usual scenes incident to the COM
ing adjournment The night session
was held in order to avoid the neces-
sity for night session tonight. as the
members want to adjourn this after
noon in time to take the afternoon
train for their homes. AS rapidly as
the bills were passed they were mes
saged from one house to another,
enrolled and signed by the officers of
the two houses in order that they
possible.
Bills Passed.
Senate Bill No 144, Lavayea-Re-
lating to stopping Of trains at cross
ings.
Senate Bill No. 2O6. Lewis-Validat-
ing future assessments.
Senate Bill No. III. Little-Sheriffs
fees for sales.
Senate Bill No. 212. Main-Provid-
ing for road improvements n unor-
ganized townships.
Senate Bill No. 202. Little-Appoint-
ment OF states attorneys.
Senate Bill No 213, Devlin-Special
school districts.
Senate Bill No l65. Main-RecOrds
to be kept in court house.
Senate Bill No. 1856. Johnson
Terms of court in Sixth district
Senate Bill No 175. Herbrandson-
Time deposits for county funds.
Senate Bill No. 105. Johnson-No-
tice to purchasers under contract
Senate Bill No. 209. Robinson
Terms Of court in Third district
Senate Bill No. 1O3, Lewis-Appro-
prating $4,000 for experimental sta
tions.
Senate Bill No. SO. Voss-Appropri-
alton of $4,000 for Mandan Reform
school
Senate Bill No. 1877. Lewis-Agri-
cultural college geological survey, ap-
preparation of $1,000
Senate Bill No. III. Cox-Military
bill. appropriation Of $4,000
Senate Bill No. 80 Cashel-Feeble
Minded institute Appropriation of
$55. 900.
Senate Bill No. 81 Crane-St. Louis
exposition appropriation of 100000 in
stead of $50 900 and one commissioner
instead of FIVE trustees.
Senate Bill No 40. Kirkeide-Farm-
ers' institutes. $4,000.
Senate Bill No 1874, Crane-ApprO-
priation Of $1,000 for governors car
riages.
Senate Bill No. III. Simpson--Ap-
preparation for John Riessbeck. Stark
county auditor. $3.50.
i Senate Bill No 1856. Carrol-Public
printing
Senate Bill No. 40, Simpson-Ap-
! preparation for c. f. Gregory. Stark
county's states attorney.
Senate Bill No 90. Crane-Appro-
priation for jamestown asylum.
$144,55O.
Senate Bill No 1874. Committee on
Appropriations-Cap maintenance,
$50. 900.
Senate Bill No Is, I.avayea-Ap-
preparation Of $4,000 for state high
schools
Senate Bill No 172. LaMoure-Two