Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-01-23
BAKER NAMES COMMITTEES
COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE
NAMED AT THE SESSION OF
THAT BODY.
MEMBERS PLACED AND WILL
HAVE PLENTY OF WARK IN
SHAPE OF BILLS.

Hansbrouah Wires His Thanks
Plans for Lincoln Services.
THE SENATE.
In the senate yesterday two tele-
grams were read, one from Senator II
C. Hansbrough at Washington 1t was
to Lieutenant Governor Bartlett and
was as follows:
Il have been apprised of the result
Of the balloting in the two houses
Yesterday. Please convey to the sen
ators and members in joint session to-
dag my sincere gratitude for their
kindness and my regret that duties
here at this short session of congress
prevent my being there to thank
them in person. Constant devotion to
orr common interests will be neces-
sary if am to deserve the very great
| honor which has again been conferred
upon me-"
Ask Support for Omnibus Bill.
Another telegram was received from
j O. Evans, chief clerk of the Arizona
lessature asking the legislature of
this state to request its senators to
favor the passage of the omnibus state
hood bill
Recommended to Pass.
The senate committee recommended
Senate Bill No. s. per diem of Jurors.
to pass and the report was adopted
Senate Bin No. IA. time for probat-
ing of will was also recommended to
pass.
Abraham Lincoln.
senator LaMoure presented con
current resolution for joint commit
Zee consisting of two members OF the
senate and three from the house for
Jolnt celebration under the auspices of
NE legislative assembly, of the next
anniversary. of the birth of Abraham
Lincoln, and the resolution was adopt
eu III Is proposed to have suitable
services on Feb. IL. with Father
Nohaty. John Nj. Cochrane and others
as speakers. Messrs LaMoure and
hooinson We're appointed as members
ol the committee
Bills Introduced.
senate Bill No. AZ, Bacon-Voters
IN cities not disfranchised by moving
out OF precinct
senate Bill No. AS, Jacobson-Pro-
Nlues Tor state inspection of coal
mines and creation of office of state
inning inspector
senate Bill No. 40. Cashell-Pro-
posed constitutional amendment for
apportionment of interest in income
lund to pupils between ages of 6 and
~ years who have been in attendance
IN public schools.
senate Bill No so, Cashel- Pro
Nides for publication and distribution
u z'5oO copies of proceedings of State
educational association.
senate Bill No. 81, Kirkeide-Man-
nef OF obtaining site on rights of way
ior erection of grain warehouses
senate Bill No. So Hale-Provides
'oI establishment of Joint graded
schools
senate Bill No. SO, Johnson-Speci-
es rights purchasers of land at
Tax sales
Senate Bill No "a. Gulack-Time
vi appeal from judgment.
Recalled.
senate Bill No 80 was recalled from
he committee on corporations and re
'effed TO the committee on judiciary
References.
me following references of bills
we're made: No. 10. education; 25,
"surance; "a. judiciary: 3S. state af I
lars; 2S, judiciary.
THE HOUSE.
Ihere was something doing in the
'ower branch yesterday afternoon
ne mill began to grind Immediately
upon the stroke of two. Rev Gull
s'rom invoked the divine blessing
ending with the Lords prayer in which
number of members participated
non call found all members present.
The speaker then announced the
'hg looked for standing committees.
which follow:
o'AN0NG COMMITTEES OF THE
HOUSE.
V'eges and Elections-Messrs.
zen chairman: Ryan. Mckenzie.
", llard, BUTT Peterson. of Wells,
"sea' Maddox. Harvey
mheage and Per Oiem-Messrs
,is' chairman; Richmond Wagner
M nu'es-Messrs. Casscll, chairman
NIL Chaffee. Leech. Mckenzie
"a,'s' Young. Rose. Scheer
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Beck, chair
n' 'n' Davis. Chisholm, Chevalier
p'hi' Leech, Lille. Miller. Peterson.
''ose' Ryan. Underwood McGahan.