Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-02-10

lIlcuuS VI IAC QuOtClACAI Af1u AOL IonSA
a shorter course to the consummatiOn
of their ideas that is provided in the
constitution and was informed that
there was no desire to rush" the mat
ter and they had taken the longer
route for the purpose of giving both
the members of the assembly and the
people better chance to become &C.
quainted with the provisions of the
measures ana the changes it would
effect. Upon the roll call the measure
was lost by a vote of % to rs. Senator
Ganssle, chairman of the wOman's SUI
frage committee Of the senate being
absent and not voting There was no
applause from the gallery as there
had been the DAY before when the re-
port of the committee of the whole
that the bill do pass had been adopted.
Thus ended the existence of the
Women's suffrage bill of the Twelfth
Legislative Assembly.
Among the communications received
in the senate was one from the county
commissioners of Rolette county pro-
testing against the proposed repeal
of the wolf bounty. The concurrent
resolution passed in the house ask
ing President Worst of the Agricul.
tural College at Fargo to address the
assembly Friday, February 10 was con-
Cured in as was the concurrent resol-
ution asking the state legislatures of
Nebraska and Iowa to assist in the
parking of Whitestone Hill battle field
on account Of the fact that there were
a number of the troops from those two
states had taken part in the battle,
was also c0ncurred in.
There was another concurrent res.
olution brought over from the house
which asked for the endorsement Of
a bill in Congress by l.. B. Hanna
providing pensions for the widows Of
indian policemen and medal for the
survivors of the engagement at Sit
ting Bulls camp on the Grand River
in 1890. The resolution calls atten-
ton to the bravery" of the indian p0-
lice who were concerned in the death
of Sitting Bull and prevented a dup.
lication on the Standing Rock res
ervation of the serious loss of life
which occurred at Wounded Knee"
There was a motion made for the con-
currence with the house when Senator
Simpson asked that consideration be
deferred one day as he stated the
resolution stated lot of "misinfor.
nation regarding the murder Of Slit.
ing Bull, and he thought the members
should have chance to acQuaint
themselves with the facts before vOt.
ing to concur in the house resolution.
The matter was deferred one day.
Reports Of Standing Committees.
State airs-80-Providing when
the county auditor shall forward list
of new taxable lands. Do pass. 175
Relating to officers and offices and
qualifications of officers and providing
that county treasurers shall qualify on
or before the first Monday following
their election and county auditors
shall qualify before the first Monday
in April following their election; do
pass. 160-Relating to the purchase
and sale of road machinery by town.
ship boards, slightly amended; do
pass. 1S3-Relating to the leasing OF
school or other public lands for min
ing purposes repeating the present
law; do pass. 151-Requiring all
county COMMISSIONERS " give UOuu III
the performance of their dties; amend
ed to read $1,000 instead Of 900 and
do pass. 179-Prohibiting the use of
public drinking cups; do pass.
Railroads.&c.. B. Safeguarding the
installing of wyes at transfer points
where competing roads cross and pro-
viding for the short haul rate where
no wye is furnished. Slightly amend
ed and do pass.
Judiciary-194, creating the tenth
judicial district; do pass. 138-Con-
current resolution regarding the sale
of school LANDS, do pass. 166-Provid-
ing that suicide shall be no reason
for non-payment of insurance policy
if said suicide takes place after the
policy has been in force for one year
or more; do pass. 196-Defining kid
mapping and providing punishment
do pass. Officiating to
liens, do pass.
Education-l87 and 1877. the former
do pass; and the latter do
pass.
H. B. ia which was put over from
yesterday at the dequest Of Senator
LaMoure and which prohibits the gift
or sale of intoxicating liquor at public
sales was reported do pass and re-
port adopted.
The report of the special committee