Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-20
BOTH HOUSES HAVE PYRO1ECHNICS
INSURGENTS Get Knockout IN Senate Over
Cefkships
House Members Get Strenuous Over AcCousdC Properties
Of the Chamber
SENATE.

d SENATE. 81 ..r
There was little furry in the sen,
ate yesterday over Senator August
Johnson's resolution of the day be-
fore, which provided for two clerks
from Mclean county. The senator de-
manded q roll call and Senator Pierce
objeeted tp consideration Of the reso
lutiQn but was not sustained ~ tia
chair. The resolution was lost by d
vote Of IL 10. -.
Mr. LaMoIre presented an exhaus-
tive report Of the financial condition
of the several state institutions and
Of the state itself and moved that
LOCO copies In pamphlet form, be
printed, which was agreed to.
The Phelap resolution protesting
against tarih reduction was received
from the house. Mr.. Simpson moved
the senate concur, which was object
edsto BY Mr.. Crane. who said the reso,
luton was too sweeping in It's terms;
that it was Ia opposition to the ideas
Of President Roosevelt, and that ii
protested against any tarif reduction
in matters other than agricultural.
Mr.. Regan insisted that the resolution
only applied to, farm products, 60 the
resolution was read again Mr.. Crane
objected to the passage Of the resolu-
ton. 80 it went over under the, rules.
MT. Bacon offered a resolution re-
citing that as irrigation was a god
thing the Red River valley ougfit Is
get ia on the appropriation and me
resolution memorializes, the statsss
delegation in congress TO endeaTor IA
have some Of the money set aside for
drains and storage basins. The reso-
luton was referred to the Judiciary
committee.
Senators Crane and Bacon were ap-
pointed members Of the Joint commit
tee to arrange for memorial services
for the late Judge John M. Cochrane
Introduction Of Bills.
s. B. So. Simpson. Provides for the
redistricting Of county commissioner
districts in counties that have re-
ceived new territory. ''@R -
s. B. 81. Johnson. Provides for
sale Of personal property under fore.
closure. .T$.. iii.
s. 3. 3d.. Johnson. For organiza-
ton Of townships.
s. B. Sc. Garnett. Widening the
scope for investment Of the perma-
nent school fund. Concurrent reso-
luton amending the constitution. Per-
mits purchase of county, municipal,
township bonds and bonds Of other
states.
s. 3. 81. Hagen. Provides for the
destruction of weeds along highways.
s. 3. So. Young. Eight hundred
thousand Of insurance required to be
subscribed before policy may be
issued by mutual insurance companies,
Increases insurance required from
100000 to $500, 900.
s. B. 50. Hanna. Annual appro-
priation Of $4,000 for purchase of cat
tie, making improvements and broad
ening the scope of the experiment
station.
8. 3. go. Young. Powers of mutual
insurance companies. Practically a
new law.
Senator Little introduced a resolu-
ton for the appointment of a joint
committee Of two senators, and three
members Of the house to visit the
several state departments to ascertain
their needs in the way of clerk hire
for the coming two years. This was
passed and Senators Talcott and
Simpson were named as such commit
tee.
The courtesies OF the floor were
extended to ]. H. Frame, Grafton;
Geo. d. Towle, H. A.. Libby. Park
River; Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Berg. val
ley City; 9. a. Hale, Alvin Robertson,
a. 7. Turner. Henry Hancock, OF
Grand Forks. J. @. Gunderson, Nels
sartin John Releasing and r. n.
Gronvold. Of Nelson county.
Second Reading and Rsfersncss,
& p. %. Concurrent resolution.
Judiciary.
9 ,. 20. Investment permanent
school funds State Affairs.
3. 2. 80, Relating to education.
Education.
3. 2 q, Amending pure food law.
Approximation.