The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-23
FIRST REAL LEGISLATIVE FIGHT
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SatnerlnS OF ministers anu CnUTC0
workers for political purposes.
When the resolution had been wiped
out of all resemblance to itself, It
was on motion of Representative But
tz referred to the committee on state
affairs. The vote ON the expurgation
of the Journal article. and which was
the motion around which the battle
ragged, was as follows:
Those who voted aye We're: Messers.
Adams, Bernt Anderson, o. P. n.
Anderson, Andres, Burdick. Blake,
Buttz, Carter, Chapman. Church, Col
Inns, Crawford, Cunningham, Dean,
Duncan. Elhard, Evans, Flamer, Free
man, Ganssle. Gibbens, Giedt, Ora
ham, Grant, Griffith, Halaas, Hosford,
Jensen, johnson of Sargent, Jones Of
Ransom. Law, Martin of Billings,
Mathews, Mcdowell, Miller, Mockler,
NIoneE, Moore, Murphy, Nelson of
Trail, Peake. Plath, Pugh, Purdon,
Putnam, Restemayer, Rohs of Nor
ton, Rose of Dickey, Schlenker, Shan
nafelt. Sinclair, Shirley, Stevens
Storey, Streeter, Swenseid, Thoreson,
Treat, Wake, Watts and Mr.. Speaker.
Those who voted nay were: Messrs.
Anderson of Grand Forks. Blegen,
Brotnov, Casey, Connolly, Garden,
Hannawait. Hanson, Haugen, Hem
mingsen, johnson of Pembina, NORM,
Nelson of Steele, Parkhill, Piper,
Sorley of Grand Forks, Sorlie of
T.o;lI otoo, Tofcr,,d Tuf&o IIo1ood
Walker. Wedge, Wexford, White.
Absent and not voting IA.
THE ROUTINE.
When Rev. Magin of the Methodist
church opened with prayer in the
house this afternoon there was moth
ing to indicate that there was BROOD
ing in the deep political waters whose
surface was undisturbed, current
which was soon to sweep into oblivion
an attempt to align the republican
party with the democrats in an official
way. But it came and the story is told
elsewhere in detail.
When the storm had subsidized and
the members got down to business a
resolution was submitted by Mr.. Mock
Ter reciting the fact that the copy of
H. B. No. 2 introduced by himself, had
been lost and he asked unanimous
consent to file another, which was
granted. t.
The bills introduced, read. read a
second time and referred were as fol-
lows: III.
By Connolly relating to liens upon
future interests and making the lien
attach Immediately upon the acquire
ment of the interest. It exempts from
its operations the earnings of machin-
cry and animals. It was referred to
the committee of ways and means.
By Halaasg concerning the notice to
forclose mortgages upon personal
property Referred to the committee
or judiciary.
BY Freeman-Requiring county COM
missioners to execute official bonds
in the penalty of $1,000 to be signed
by two resident freeholders.
By. o. P. N. Andeson-Conc
resolution reciting the opinion of the
attorney generaG relative to the un-
constitutionality of the Bacon law and
providing for an amendment to the
constitution to permit the carrying
out of the provisions of this law.
To the judiciary.
BY MISUNDERSTANDING the pay
ment of school funds by the clerk. Re-
ferred to the committee on state af-
fairs.
Mr.. Midgarden also introduced a bill
regulating the removal of county
seats. 1t was referred to the commit
tee on counties and county boundaries.
BY Walker-Appropriating $4,000
for the use of common and graded