Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-18
SENATE PASSES HOUSE SUBSTITUTE.
Without Debate the Senate COnCurs In House
Amendments To Primary Bill
Agreed To u To 10 and Passed Is TO Is Appropri.
atoms Reported TO Senate Foot Up Sl,lO3757
SENATE.

SENATE.
Committee on agriculture reported
H. B. % for indefinite postponement,
which was agreed to.
The Judiciary committee reported
amendment to S. B. 81, indefinite post
ponement for s. B. 1873 and passage of
S. B. 1876 and 1856, which was agreed to.
Committee on public health favor
ably reported s. B. 152.
Committee on education amended
H. B. "a.
Committee on appropriations report
ed amendments to. s. B. 1903; also S.
B. 1870; also 8. B. 154, reducing extra
pay to J. G.. Campbell, states -attor-
ney of Stark county from $500 to $500;
also S. B. 155 reducing extra pay of
]. G. Saunders, clerk of court, Stark
county from $500 to $500; also s. B.
157, appropriating $4,000 for admins
tration building and gymnasium for
agriculture college; also s. B. 112, in
creasing by $4,000 capitol mainten-
ance fund; also $4,000 for chemical
laboratory, agricultural college; also
$4,000 for meteorological laboratory
for university; also S. B. So, making
salary of adjutant general $500; also
100000 for state high schools, also
$4,000 for administration building
and gymnasium for university; also
$1,000 for dipping tank deficiency; also
$4,000 for Mayville normal school;
also $4,000 for academy of science;
also $24,540 for reform school also
$4,000 increase for pure food enforce.
ment; also $64,325 for feeble minded
institute also s42,257 for deaf and
dumb school; also $145,0O0 for insane
hospital; also 100000 for peniten-
tiary; also $4,000 for Dickinson ex.
pertinent station; also $4,000 for ex-
pertinent station at Leeds; also $685.
900 for industrial school; also 800
for White Stone Hill battle field; also
increase of $22, 400 for clerk hire at
capitol; $4,000 and unexpended bal
ance from Worlds Fair appropriation,
for Portland exposition; also $1,000
for additional buildings at insane asy-
lum; also $4,000 for historical society;
also $51,195 for buildings at Valley
City normal school; also H. B. 11S,
bonds for armories; also H. B. 6 for
relief of Clarence Cole: also H. B. 81,
$4,000 for Improvement Of military
camp grounds at Devils Lake.
These appropriations with those al
ready reported. or passed amount to
s1,1OS,757, the largest appropriations
ever made by the legislature.
Committee on cities and municipal
corporations favorably reported S.
B. IS.
g.. Steering Committee.
Committee on rules introduced
resolution for the appointment of
steering committee February 20,
which was agreed to.
President Bartlett signed H. B. AZ,
adulteration of paris green.
Bills Signed BY Governor.
Governor Sarles communicated to
the senate he had signed S. B. 81 and
S. B. SO.
Primary Bill Passed.
Senator Little moved the senate
concur in the house amendments to
S. B. So. Sharpe primary election bill.
Senator Regan pleaded for more time
and moved that senate do not concur,
but received no second. Chair was in
doubt as to result of viva voce vote,
SO roll was called on Titles motion,
which carried % to 16. Those voting
for concurrence We're: Bacon, Carroll,
Fox, Garrett, Hanna, johnson of Nc
Lean, Kirkheide, LaMoure, Little, Nc
Lean, Movius. Pierce. Sifton, Simpson.
Steele, Swenson, Talcott, Taylor,
Thatcher. Voss, Wagner, Young.
The vote was then taken on the
passage Of the bill as amended, the
vote being % to Is, Senator Mcdonald
this time voting with the majority.
On motion Of Senator Regan the sec
rotary of state was instructed to send
to every paper In the state roll calls
on concurrence and passage Of senate
In house amendments to s. B. SS.
On motion OF Senator Pierce the
pay Of Geo. Wetherhead was increased
to IS per day from Jan. %. when he
became an assistant secretary, and
for pay Of secretary Of senate to l. D.