Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-01
AN UNEVENFUL DAY
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one that not many who heard the n
marks will soon forget, and Mr.. ST.
vens took occasion to say many cou1
teous things Of Mr.. Hannafin, VIII,
has lived in the state and in Burleigl
county for score OF wears.
Mr.. Streeter's explanation that h.
had introduced the resolution at tn
request and with the sanction of MI
Hannafin closed the incident. No OF
fetal action was taken and the reso
luton will go under the table.
Reports Of Committees.
s. B. 3d. Pierce, Providing for tn,
appointment of board Of trustee.
for the soldiers home of North Da
kota at Lisbon. Recommended t,
pass by the committee on military ai
fairs. - - >j
H. B. SO. Purdon. Authorizing thx
issuance of faithful service medals IL
members Of the North Dakota ma
tional guard Recommended to pass
by the committee ON military affairs
with slight amendments
H. B. 70. Cveson. Relating to
township officers and their terms Of
Office. Recommends to pass by the
committee on Judiciary, with slight
amendments. ~+ra i. -.
H. B. 10. Tofsrud. Relating to the
taking up Of estrays. Recommended
to pass by the committee on live
stock. -.
H. B. 6S. Johnson Of Ward. Re.
curing the maintenance Of stations
and waiting rooms at railrued sidings.
The committee on railroads recon-
mended the indefinite posSponement
of the bill. and the report was
adopted. - .. 49,. .+#
H. B 80. Phelan. Providing for
the appointment of eleven district vet
eriHEians instead of ten. Recon-
memfed to PASS by the comm5btee ON
live atock. Es%GE J..
H. B. %. Scheer. Providing for
the promotion of forestry Recon-
mended to pass by the commidtee ON
forestry after it had been amended,
limiting the bounty to be paid; ts five
years. ..... : ."tss; ..r#.
H. B. rs. Arnold. Putting an
county officers On a salary and re-
quiring them to turn fees into county
treasurer. Recommended to pass by
the committee on state affairs, afAer it
had been amended to exclude the
present county officers whose farms
have not expired.
He B.. 1G1. White. Defining vag-
ranry and providing for penalties for
violations. Recommended for Ihdef-
nitn postponement by the comnfttee
on state affairs, and the report was
adapted. %.. w.:
H. B.. 40. Morgan. Repeating the
law to- change names of townships
Throughout the state. .. Recommended
to- pass by the committee on state af-
Aairs. .a..
Message From the. Governor.
A message from Governor Sarles
notified the house of representatives
that the capitol commission, consist
ing OF his excellency, Secretary of
State Porter and Auditor Holmes,
would require the sum Of $4,000
for the maintenance of the, capitol
and capitol grounds and the. executive
mansion for the biennial period. The
message was referred to the commit.
tee on appropriations. The appropria.
ton made two years ago was $50, 900,
at which time the capitol was but lit.
tie more than half it's present size.
Goes in the Journal. r:
On motion of Representative Sweet
1t was voted that the speech of Pure
Food Commissioner Ladd, delivered
during a recess of the house Monday
should be printed in the house jour
nal. There was no opposition to the
motion.
Concurrent Resolution.
Representative Hardt introduced Z
concurrent resolution, providing tina,
the North Dakota delegation at Wash
ington be asked to obtain an appro
priation large enough to place ten ad
ditfonal agents In the field for til,
purpose OF investigating complaint
against large land owners in the stat,
who are charged with fencing in gov
ernment land to the detriment of ac
tual settlers. HI.
| Representative Stevens, of Bul
leigh, thought that recourse should b
taken to the United States district al
orney, and Representative Buttz, whdl
admitting that settlers had griey
ance, he was opposed to the appoint
ment OF additional inspectors, as ther
wer plenty now-as many, he said q
there are employees in the house. TIL
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