Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-02
HUUSE PASSES APPROPRIATIONS
Wipes Out $4,000 Worth and Then Takes L
All Back Row Over Pottery Exhibit
Senate Passes Fair and Libel Bills After Debate Super.
intendent Of Health, Irrigation Engineer and
Veterinarians Named @.

with, therefore that committee had the
right to place the bill upon the cal
endar. ~,
Mr.. Little said as he understood the
matter the steering committee had
control over all bills that had received
first and second readings.
The chair said he considered all the
bills properly before the steering COM
mittee when they were ready for third
reading and sustained Mr.. Titles
point Of order that the bill had been
read a third time without objection
and therefore Mr.. Regan was out of
order. III.
Mr.. Regan then moved to amend by
striking out the words malicious"
where they occurred and the word
"false" inserted therefor.
Mr.. LaMoure strenuously objected
saying that would destroy the value of
the bill. He related some of his exper-
fences as to being maligned by news
papers and said the time had come
when representatives and others were
entitled to a certain amount of protec.
ton, and this bill gives it. The amend
ment was lost.
Mr.. Spoonheim moved to amend by
striking out the words tending to
provoke to wrath"
Mr.. LaMoure said being provoked to
wrath cut no ice with him but an at.
tack on ones character was different
thing. The amendment was lost.
On motion of Mr.. Talcott the words
provoke to wrath" were cut out, and
the bill was passed.
Senate Routine.
The Rev. Jesse Sarles. father of the
governor offered the invocation.
The appropriations committee
amended S. B. No. 1T, member
Wisconsin warehouse commission, and
recommended the passage of H. B. l,
improvements at soldiers home, and
H. B. 4S, appropriation for farmers in.
stitutes. ..-
State affairs committee favorably re-
ported the following house bills: 272,
amending section 1859 of code, 1853,
regulating dairy products, 1876, board of
pardons meetings. .-s..J
Committee on public health favor
ably reported H. B. ia, relating to
board of health. .....
Fish and game committee favorably
reported H. B. 2S9, protection of
beaver. @ - *.>
Judiciary committee favorably re.
ported the following house bills: 2SO,
water users associations; also 2O5, re-
ceipt from registers for instruments
filed; also 2S6, criminal libel. This,
on objection of Mr.. Regan, went over;
81, Incorporating villages, "a, redemp.
ton from tax sales, 284, repositories Of
county funds, 22o, qualifications Of Of
ficers, 221, titles to real property.
Bills Killed.
The judiciary committee recon-
mended indefinite postponement for
H. B. 80, actions in Justice court, and
H. B. 214, taxation Of costs in civil &C.
lions. Agreed to. Il.
n; sa Resolutions.
The following resolutions were
adopted: Is, h. .ss !. !,
Mr.. Simpson. That the following be
published In the session laws: The
Magma Charta, declaration Of indie.
pendence, articles of confederation. or
dinances Of 1857 providing government
for territory northwest of Ohio river.
constitutions of United States and
North Dakota, enabling act and recla-
nation act.
Mr.. LaMoure: Repayment Of ex.
ipenses Of committees which visited
state institutions.
Mr.. LaMoure: Compensation for GER
tain senate employees from date Of
their appointment
Mr.. Simpson: payment Of witnesses
before railroad commission regarding
maximum coal rates, pay to be 50 per
day and mileage.
Mr.. Simpson: That the state pottery
exhibit should be shown this year I'M
der direction Of the governor, at the
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