Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-08

OF Senators Cashel, and Hylaad to
notify the governor that the senate
had organized and was ready to pro.
coed.
On motion Of Senator Gilbert the
president appointed a committee con.
sisting OF Senators Gilbert, Plain and
Mcdowell 70 meet with a similar com.
ntittcc Of the house to arrange a time
when the messages of the retiring gov.
crnor and the governor.eIcct should
be receiviG in a joint session today.
The first discussion of tie senate
occurred Wnen Senator TalcOtt offered
a joint resolution to the effect that
when the assembly adjourned on Wed.
nesday it stand adjourned until Tues
day. January ID. Senator Davis OBJ.
jCcted s~trenuously TO the resolution,
stating that the recess proposed was
eager than necessary, and he offered
an amendment o Mr.. Talcott's res0.
luton that the senate adjourn only
till Monday, January l3. Senator Nc.
Dowell said he noticed last session
that there was but little business
transacted during the first thirty days
Of the session, he thought he assemb.
~ should stand adjourned till We'd
nesday, January -, as many OF the
senators, would undoubtedly prefer to
be at home on next Tuesday TO attend
b,nl- Itrn,tnr'c p,1ntinyc nf "hinb
many of them were members. The
resolution as amended by Senator Da-
Wis was declared lost when voted upon
by reclamation.
A resolution offered by Senator AL.
len was adopted whereby the presi-
dent of the senate was authorized
tC appoint the committees of the sen.
ate with membership as follows:
The Committees.
a committee on judiciary with II
members. on education of II, on cleo.
tions of 9, on appropriations OF II,
on railroads of Is, Oh state affairs of
II, on public lands of 8, on ways and
means Of II. on agriculture of II. on
warcho'Ising and grain grading of II,
ON counties Of 7, on cngrossing and
en- .0lling Of 5, on banks and banking
o. -, on cities and municipal corpora
items Of II. on Indian affairs of 5. on
statistics OF 7, on federal relations OF
I, OA insurance OF II, on public print.
lag of .. on public health of 8, on tenn
perance Of II, on mines and mining
of ., on rules of I, on immipratiOn of
g., ca highways. bridges and ferries Of
ii. on irrigation and drainage Of 8,
OF apportionment Of 90, on corpora
ii, rs other than municipal of o, on
military affairs of 8, on wOman's Suf-
frasse Of II, on game and fish Of 2,
on live stock and animal industry of
Il, on taxes and taxation Of II. ......
Joint Committees.
A Joint committee on public build
ings of 5, on charitable Institutions
Of ), on educational institutions of 7,
on state library OF 5, and on Joint
ru'es, OF Z.
Under a motion also offered by Sen
ator Allen the senate will be governed
by the rules Of the previous session
until the new rules are adopted.
EXECUTIVE Session.
Two sealed communications were
received from the governor, and the
senate went iItO executive session to
consider these messages. The idea
seems to prevail about the halls that
these communications pertained to
the confirmation Of the Appointment
OF the present members of the board
OF control and the present tax com
mission. The senate was not finish
cd with the executive session when
adjournment was decided upon and it
is surmised there will be consider
able discussion before these communi-
cations are finally disposed of by the
senate. There is considerable specu-
.atiCl as 10 whether Or not these ap-
pcintments will be confirmed by the
senate.
Adjournment.
BEFORE a%djourning Tuesday, the
jo!..t resolution as offered by Senator
Talcott ixirg the adjournment of the
senate after tomorrow's joint session
till Tuesday, January 144, was adopt
ed.
The senate then took a recess till
today at 1870, when a joint session
will be held in the house chamber to
receive the messages of the retiring
governor and the goverlorelect.
YOUNG NIOOBE MAN