Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-14

the time 10 consider i, up 10 this time,
and this resolution simply places it
upon its third reading on the calendar
| think il Is only 2 courtesy to them
to permit the matter TO come up for
consideration at this time"
Nr. Cassell, a members of the com
mittee who had recommended the bill
TO be indefinitely postponed. said in
explanation Of his change OF senti-
ment: While | am opposed [ doing
a thing and undoing il and doing il
over again. know there is a misun-
Outstanding as II this bill among a
good many Of the members and | think
il only fair and right to give the rep
their bill and | would like [ o see this
done 50 that We may act on it again"
The bill was referred back 10 the
committee on state affairs.
A message from the governor con
yeyed the information that he had
signed House Bill No. 2. relating TO
the blind asylum at Bathgate.
The house. on motion OF Mr.. Young
resolved Itself into the committee OF
the whole on the calendar, and the
house went after the same, which was
quite extended. with yigor.
Bills Passed.
House Bill No. 46. relating to
weights and
House Bill No. 153, relating 10 title:
to real property.
House Bill No. 1856. relating TO coun
" boards of health.
House Bill No. 173, relating to nc
tons for review on appeals to the sn
preme court.
House Bill No. 15s. p%roniouiEg lis
elimination in the natter of compensa
by telegraph. The vote standing C.
for and Z against.
House Bill No. las, relating TO Ions
and short hauls.
House Bill No. 1871, disposing O
chattle property subject to lien.
House Bill No. 120. to reimburse
leaders who furnish grain doors.
Senate Bills Passed.
Senate Bill No. A. oath by persons
who practice in courts.
Senate Bill No. &C, concurrent reso
~lutions.
Senate Bill No. 50. providing for es
adjustment of district graded schools
Senate Bill No. 80, requires super
intendent of public instruction to pub
fish and distribute proceedings Of
North Dakota Educational association
General Orders.
The chair called Mr.. Tufte to the
chair pending passage of bills on gen
eral orders, and the following bill
were quickly passed:
House Bill No. so, relating to thu
shipment Of grain.
House Bill No. 81. relating to tn.
time when property must be remove,
fromo cars.
Senate Bill No. q. relating to tn,
compensation OF assessors.
Senate Bill No. sc, relating to gam
and fish.
Senate Bill No. 80, relating to tn
protection of game.
Concurrent resolution and memoria
to congress relative to the presen
method Of the election of Unite,
States senators by the legislatures @
the several states.
thu'F Dii NJ. o. Il Dlli iCr an &c
to amend section 1853 of the revise
codes of the state of North Dakots
of 1899, relating to notice of electio
to township officers.
House Bill No. 1872. relating to. nc
entitled to tuition fund, when.
Personal Injury Bill.
The time had now arrived (2:3O !
M for the consideration of Hous
Bill No. II. known as the person;
injury" bill, and the senate and lobb
stampeded to the floor of the house I
witness the fireworks.
The house had stopped seven mi,
utes shy of the time and MIR. Bee
called the attention of the speake
Mr.. Leech, TO time, and a janitor VIZ
sent to the gallery to wind the cloc
Major Buttz wanted to know by VIII;
authority the speaker ordered il
tampering with the time piece ana N
, Leech replied that it had been q
) dered by the best little man on /!
2 road.
II was the gentleman from Ranso
: who moved general orders. N
Young opposed and Mr.. McGah,
moved to lay the Puttz motion on Il
D table, saying that the rules had heI
. tOfore been trampeled under foot al
1 the speaker ruled the gentleman fro