Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-04
Il HAS PASSED into HISTORY
Ninth Legislative Session Adjourned Last Nlqht
After Atddy Sessions In Both Houses
O Inspection Bill Caused MAJ Conferences and Compro-
mise Was Not Effected Until the Evening Session

H. B. 220. johnson of Ward. Re.
lating to county officers.
H. B. %. Morgan. Weeds to be
cut on highways 9.5z.ssis 5l# ,:--aa
H. B. 112. Richland. Penalty for
not fling satisfaction Of lien.
H. B. IS. Tofsrud. Estray notice.
H. B. 26O. Arnold. Dismissal Of
civil actions.
H. B. PA. Phelan. Compensation
and bonds Of district veterinarians.
H. B. 55. Regain. Garnishments.
Three o'clock having arrived, the
further passage Of bills was dis.
pensed with. .-.. sr
Mr.. Main moved the senate concur
IN house amendments to s. B. III,
increasing state treasurer's bond to
100000, the amendment being that
the state pay the premium. Carried.
The second conference committee
on oil inspector bill reported a fail
ure to agree and a new committee
consisting Of Messns. Pierce, Bacon
and Regan was appointed to try and
reach an agreement.
On motion OF Mr.. LaMoure DR..
Taylor was elected president pro
TEN. The doctor made neat speech
OF acceptance, saying he had always
been treated kindly by fellow mem.
bers and thanked the senate for the
honor "
futile Resolutions.
The committee to draft resolutions
OF regret at the resignation Of Score.
tary Of the Senate futile made the
following report:
Whereas, Mr.. R. M. futile OF Nor.
ton county has rendered to the senate
his resignation as secretary thereof,
which resignation has been accepted,
and
Whereas, Mr.. Tuttle has long been
q citizen of. this state, ever promi-
nent and active In its affairs and one
who by voice and pen and example
has contributed to its settlement and
upbuilding, and VI.
Whereas Mr.. Tnttle has concluded
to leave North Dakota to make his
permanent home IN another state
where his talents and business capa-
bilities will have a broader field Of
operation, therefore,
Be It Resolved, that 1t Is with feel
ings Of regret that the senate &C
cepts the resignation Of Mr.. futile;
that this body wishes for him in his
new home the prosperity and hapi-
ness that surely follows one who
possesse energy and talents such as
he is endowed with, and
Be It Further Resolved, that this
resolution be properly engrossed,
signed by the presiding officer and
secretary OF the senate and mailed to
Mr.. futile.
The resolutions were adopted.
The conference committee on oil
inspection bill reported an agree
ment reached amending the bill so
that the fees for inspector continue
till April 1, 1906, after which date
the inspector Is to receive a salary
Of $500 per year. The bill passed
as amended.
Lieut.. Gov. Bartlett Yes presented
with his chair, upon which he Ell.
pressed his appreciation Of the gift
and general courtesy all members
had accorded him.
President PRO Tenn Talcott was
spresented with the gaysl mon which
he made 8 Witty speech Of thanks.
It was nearly ten o'clock when tho
last bin .was enrolled and signed.
Senator Taacott made the motion to
adjourn.
AousE.
The house 81 representatives was
adjourned last night On motion 81
Representative Meidenger q Logan
county, who was given th9A honor
two years ago, he being the oldest
member Of the body The closing
seenes we're not greatly different
from other sessions q the iegislas
ture, except that the paper and book
thgdWipS occurred ut the afternoon
session, and there was little doing
n TIE sveniht. me hght ID the day
vss over TIE oil lnspeesor BIN. y