Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-26
TROLLEY BILL PASSES HOUSE
eui FOR A TROLLEY LINE TO
Tue CAPITOL PASSES THE
HOUSE.
eeNArE RECOMMENDS THE lNI-
r,ArlvE AND REFERENDUM
BILL

work Of the Two Houses Of the le0is-
,ature Yesterday-Llst Of the Meas.
ures that Are Disposed Of by
Two Steering Committees
viii Soon bs Appointed to Take
cnaroe Of the Bills Vet to be
Acted on.
THE SENATE.
The renate took another advanced
stand Yesterday on the subject OF pop
Mar election and tho expression OF the
nonular viii BY a vote of 20 to Is
they 1orted the minority report or
the electicns comra:ttee favoring the
passage Of the proposed constitutional
amendment in initiative and referen-
dunn. TIE majority of the elections
commi tee reported fayoring the in
defnieo postponem-nt of the bill The
minority Of the committee. Senators
Gulack. Cashel, Robinson and Macdon-
aid recommended the bill for passage.
Senator Cashel moved the substitu-
ton of The minority report for the
majority. Mr.. Little moved call OF
the senate. which was dispensed with
immedintcly following the roll call On
the vote TO adopt the minority report.
the senate voted as follows:
Those who voted in the Affirmative
were: Messrs. Bacon. Cashel. Crane,
Geer. Gnlack. Hagen. Herbrand-
son. Johnson, Kirkeide. Lavayea,
Iofthus. Macdonald. Main, Macarthur.
Plain. Robinson, Swenson. Taylor. Will
liams Wippermar
Those who voted in the negative
We're. Messrs Clarke. Devlin. Gar
nett. Hale. Jacobson, LaMoure. Lewis,
Little. Mclean. Regan, Sharpe, Simp-
son Talcott. Voss, Fox.
Popular Election Again.
Senator Hagen presented concur.
rent resolution for the calling of a
constitutional convention to amend
the constitution If tse United States
looking to the popular election OF
United States senator's. Mr.. LaMoure
suggested roll call on so important
matter, and the resolution was passed
81 to ~ta.
Lewis Magnanimous.
Sen1tor Lewis magnanimously
agreed not to raise point of order
on Senator Bacon's Grand Forks state
fair bill which was introduced after
the fortieth day, and carried an ap
propriatiOn.
Bills Introduced.
Senate Bill No 219, Bacon-State
fair at Grand Forks
Senate Pill No. 22O. Cashel-State
dispensary system Temperance.
Senate Bill No. 221. Macarthur
Druggists permits to be granted by
election instead of petition. Temper
ance
Senate Bill No 222. Wipperman-
Anti-pass and anti-frank bill Ju
dietary.
Senate Bill No. 223. Kerkeide-Re
peal Of law for foreclosure of mort
cages by advertisement Judiciary.
Senate Pill No. 2o4. Kerkeide-Mort
gage foreclosure. Judiciary
Senate Bill No. 225, Garnett-Anti
anctioneer's licenses State affairs.
Senate Bill No. 226. JOhnson-Per
son taking up estray liable for dam
age from wire fence State affairs.
Killed.
Senate Bill No. 100. repairs O
bridgec.
House Bill No. 122, county agri
cultural fairs.
Senate Bill No. 1O4 mechanics
lens
Reported to Pas.
Senate Bill, No 1914. two-fifths mil
tax for county agricultural fairs.
Senate Bill No. 209. terms of court
Third district.
Senate Bill No. 1856. terms Of court
Sixth district. tf4t
Senate Bin No 147. directors o
agricultural fair corporations.
Senate Bill No 2O6. future valid as
sessments.
May be Three Candidates.
Mr.. Sharpe moved reconsideration
OF Senate Bill No. 159. the bill TO
popular choice of United States ser
ators. Mr.. Sharpe said he desired t
ofer an amendment. The amendmen
provides that three names of cand
dates may be selected by the part
conventions for printing on the officia
ballot. The amendment was adopte
and the bill passed as amended. Th
vote was 26 to 6.
Passed.
Senate Bill No. ia. Lewis-Val
dating ordinances for local improve
ments and obligations.
Senate Bill No. ia. Ryan-mair
tenance OF station houses
Senate Bill No 1913. Hale-Higf
way right across Devils Lake.
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