Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-04
AN ADJOURNMENT TO WEDNESDAY,
Both Houses Take An Adjournment To Wednes.
day Of Next Week
Senate Session Entirely Devoid Of Excitement Some
Spicy Discussion In the House
SENATE.

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The senate adjourned until next
Wednesday after the passage of a
number Of bills and another field day
for bill introduction. <.> .-
Committee Reports.
Committee on public health recon-
mended to pass s. B. Y, Taylor, pro-
viding for the promotion of anatomical
science and the science Of medicine
and surgery and to provide for ana
tomical material. a5E - {. & a
n. The committee on judiciary recon-
mended to pass, s. B. No. 116, Little,
relating to official bonds of the state
examiner and his deputy; also s. B.
No. III, Little, relating to the salary
of the state examiner and his dep
uties; also s. B. No. Is, Regan, with
reference to the boundaries Of the
s fifth judicial district and the holding
4 Of court in same: also S. B. No. =
Kraabel, relating to liens; also s. B.
No. "a, Pierce, providing for an
amendment to the constitution in
creasing, the debt limit Of the state
4 by one million dollars.
Courtesy Of the Floor.
S The courtesy Of the floor was upon
motion extended to the following gen.
tlemen: Messrs. Wiper, Richardson,
Lyon, Cox, Bickford, Gray, isteener-
son, Robbins and Hendricks.
Dickinson Resolution.
The concurrent resolution intro
! duced by Representative Dickinson
and passed in the house asking the
legislature of Minnesota to take. some
steps, to help the. farmer get some
thing for the screenings that are now
docked by the purchasers Of his grain
from his weight, was brought to the
senate and read. The resolution was
referred to the committee on grains
( and grain grading.
Introduction Of Bills.
s. B. 127. Hebrandson. Preventing
township supervisors from allowing
township halls to be used for dances
s. B. 1873. Kraabel. Relating to the
duties of township supervisors. ~
s. B. 129. Steele. Relating to the
capital Of banks.
s. B. 100. Sifton. Relating to the
powFs and duties Of the board of
\ trustees of the hospital for the insane.
s. B. 131. Moyius. Allowing liens
to be filed on crops for Irvine pur-
chased on credit. z 2Ns
s. B. 1872. Little. Relating to the
changing of corporate headquarters.
S. B. 1873. Hanna. Providing for
an amendment to the constitution re-
lating to the sale of land by the board
Of university and school land.
s. B. 1874. Plain. Allowing town.
4 ship boards to perpetuate the govern
: ment surveys and authorizing the
erection Of permanent section corners.
s. B. 1875. Kraabel. Making an ap-
preparation Of $4,000 for the repair
I ing and building Of additional build
ings at the Mayville normal school.
5. B. 1876. Kraabel. Relating to ap-
peals in civil action in justice court.
s. B. 137. Cashel. Defining the
status Of the state historical society.
s. B. No. 1873. Cashel. Relating to
the qualifications Of legal newspapers.
Bills Passed.
s. B. 81. Movius. Relating to the
{ appearance In justice courts was pass
ed without 9 dissenting vote. saHs
s. B. "a. Pierce. Amending the
constitution increasing the debt limit
to 1000, 900 was passed BY vote Of
rs to 4.
s s. p. SO. Little. Relating to power
Of city councils 70 make contracts for
water for fire protection. was passed
by vote Of % to 3.
8. B. 10. Sharpe. Authorizing the
construction OF sidewalks In incorpor-
ated villages and the manner Of as
sessment and levy thereof and collec-
ton OF same. passed without dis
senting vote.
s. B. d. Fox. Relating to me-
CHANCES liens. was passed without 1
dissenting vote.
IS. B. No. 26, Hagen. Prohibiting
persons under eighteen from playing
n or visiting. any pool, billiard pr
card resorts. was passed without 4
dissenting vote.
Y s. ID. 36. 6fade. Providing Tor the