Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-08
Both Houses Put Up Railing Good Vaudeville Show
Many Important Bills Ready for GOVernOr. -Rate Bill,
Passed Both Houses Valued Policy, Primary Elec-
ton, AntiPass Bills Passed HOuseOil Inspection
with a WOOdchuck Seizure Of Booze -.Refere1-
dun, and Primary Election Bills Pass Senate
THE HOUSE.


was exceedingly brisk The members
began work at 10 o'clock in the morn
ling, continued with only a short re-
cess for luncheon and to allow the.
reading clerks to eat garlic and take
other means Of fixing up their throats.
lin the morning the calendar was pro-
eeeded with at the point left OFF
Wednesday night. q Il
AT 2 o'clock the house was called
i to order for the fifty-ninth day of the
4 tenth assembly and shortly afterwards
the program Of the steering committee
1 for the afternoon was announced and
it contained the numbers of twelve
senate bills for third reading.
a special order for the day was
i Senator Young's anti-pass bill, S. b.
20. There was consid erable wrangling
i and pickering and Mr.. Buttz injected
La little horse-play into the considera-
ton of the measure. The house made
l number Of amendments to- the bill
4 and number Of times was the ques-
ton asked IL this and that provision
would put the farmers excursions out
I OF business, but Mr.. White and the
rank and file did not seem to be
I troubling themselves about that-it
was variously stated that the ex.
Ecursions could continue under the
terms Of the measure. Mr.. Stevens
i moved that the bill be indefiniteIy
4 postpo ned. Mr.. White said he hoped
E,it would s'ul pass as that would give him
= an opportunity to introduce something
Il which he had up his sleeve and which
s would pass the house in fifteen min.
utes, Mr., Stevens accepted the chal.
4 ienge and also challenged the gentle.
\ man from Trail to vote for his motion
4 The roll call to postpone showed AZ
u ayes, 81 nays, ] passed and 8 absent
4 and not voting, SO the motion was
3 lost. sss
Vote on motion to indefinitely post,
4 pone follows:
Il Ayes: Adams, Andrus. Brodie, Bur
4 dick, Buttz, Carter, Chapman, Church
q Collins, Connolly, Crawford, Cunning
d ham, Dean, Dibley, Elhard, Evans
q Flamer. Giedt, Griffith, Hankinson
q Hosford, Johnson Of Sargent, Johnson
8 Of Ward, Jones Of Barnes, Jones 81
q Ransom, Martin of Morton, Martin Oh
4 Billings, Mathews, Mcdowell, Miller
Il Murphy, Parkhill, Putnam, Rose Of
Dickey, schlenker, Simpson, Stevens
q Streeter, Treat, Wedge.
4 Nays: Aaker, Anderson Of Grand
4 Forks, Bernt Anderson, o. P. N. Ander
b son, Blake. Brotnov, Burgum, Casey
Duncan, Ganssle, Garden, Gibbeas
q Graham, Grant, Halaas, Hallick, Hama
walt, Hanson, Haugen, Hemmingsep
Jensen, Johnson of Pembina. Law
u Midgarden. Mockler, Monek, Moore
] NORM, Nelson Of Steele. Nelson Of
Trail, OYeson, Peake. Piper, Plafh
L Purdon, Restemayer. Rohs Of Mort IN
Il Sorley Of Grand Forks, Sorlie Of Trail
3 Stavens, Steen, Storey, SWendseil
3 Syvertson, Thoreson. Tofsrud, Tufte
i Iceland, Wake. Walker, Watts, Wei
4 ford, White, Mr.. Speaker.
Pugh not voting. Ayes ~: Nays 54
The roll call on the final passage d
q the bill as amended SO that it does
not apply to persons actively engaged
q IN the promotion Of immigration work
and who fully encourage immigration
\ into the state. This latter amendment
I was presented by Mr. Stevens and il
was adopted. On the final passage 81
h the bill there were IS ayes, 40 nays
and absent and not voting four,
4 Another bill which created consider
i able turmoil In the house was the con
]. sideration and passage of Senator
Simpsons valued policy measure, S. b
q lSS. MT. Peake made an unsuccess
4. sui attempt to amend by Offering The
4 law which is in effect In Minnetota. Ii
was alleged that the proposed Law
n would drive the insurance companies
out OF the state Mr.. TWicheu f.
torted by saying that the real opposi
Lion to the bill came from the insur
ance agents whose commissions would
be cut into. The valued policy would
greatly reduce the moral hazard, and
put more business into the Offices d
4 the mutual companies. Mr.. Martin 81
Billings said the insurance business
was the biggest gold brick i'll tic
state ME- White, n explaining iii
vote said he was not here to legislate
for the man who has kerosene ID l,ir
!; fire extinguisher, and voted nay. on
the final passage the ron cali was 81
ayes, SO nays and absent and noi
voting seven. The bills fate III Inc
senate is III doubt.
Senator Shapes primary electior
]. law was passed BY the house, Sc voting
z In the Affirmative. NO NAYS and saigb,