Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-09
SENATE
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FEa| ..HL W = a6S StSsJ
vas offered that th9 secretary re.
move any stenograpIier that did MOI
report for duty. Secretary Austin
suggested that the president of the
senate be included n{that provision.
AT this point Senator Hanley wanted
toput the proposition ilatly before the
senators, and he Dluntly asked the
question as to who the stenographer
was that was being referred to, but
Senator Talcott, with a vexed look all
over his countenancc, moved that the
senate go into executive session.
President Fraabel thought it rather
an unpleasant duty to compel all the
lady spectators to be excluded from
the chamber, but Senator Talcott
thought that II woman suffrage had
been in vogue the whole proposition
would have worked itself out very
nicely. However, at 3:AG the mo,
ton for an executive session pre-.
vailed, during which time some heat
ed discussions weer engaged in.
After Executive Session.
When the senate proceeded in open
session at 1888 Senator Hyland moved
that all employees who do not report
to the secretary every day be dropped
from the payroll, but upon the sugses-
tion Of Senator Hanley his motion pre-
vailed with the qualification that that
rule apply from now on. Senator
Steel wanted a slight reservation
made In the rule, but it was agreed
that hereafter when any complaint
was made regarding employees that the
matter, will receive the consideration
of the senators before any definite
action be taken.
Made Rapid Progress.
When the senate convened at 2
No'clock every member was again found
hiAhsl'lfl NJ tl'e -";'e business of the
Lewis is a good, Don bid fair to be
d credit to Farlerfect procedure
crod;t r. flo statt for the executive
e into the routine
Nv" "in mn of business would
he Will see to 1t of and the senate
tar as they comV hour.
ton are %conductts pe''tlo"s asal,'
. ,.. y session opened,
""'" "''' FIRE were eleven
MI. Lewis even VIZ all sections OF
. him most, and fetting against leg
give the people n create a high Ii.
alc"s Of domestic
other good selection from Dick.
forceful, is said torovision be made !
good executive. re-, ana senator
vor re mo com filed a petition
"a, county asking
eihiieilt lor Clues county be at
he believes in refOrnhat tho tov.
is q radical thinker aretter school
All idealist, which sho |
least depreciate his Va from stand.
Der or the board. tie bills Is
Mr.. Grant Of JameGtorrectly re-
renntation of being als 227, 166
~, N, lii correctly en-.
iAa'A, "nu "nio :" We Of educa-
not been obnoxiouslye bill 81 had
wart. His appointment the recon-
ers, makes up a first Gee tle Dlll
the important work Wi. ''eo vi
called upon trarda, ID.
= lAte on 20, by Jacobson, relating |
~ IS collected by register Of deeds,
WAS amended by Senator Hanley, but
the bill passed and 1t was the first
one in the senate to redeive the at.
firlnative ~ote of all the so senators.
Senate bill ia, by Senator Davis, |
relating to premiums forI state bonds
and insurance, also PASSED, receiving |
the complete affirmat've5 vote Of the
senate. 3a
Senate bill 16G, by Entngson, which
provides FOR relnstating Cancelled cor
porations, had passed the senate with
only Senator Williams voting in the
negative After the vote was an
nounced Senator Williams caused a
motion to prevail whereby the vote by
which that bill passed 2beE reconsid-
. cree. Senator Gilbert wanted to know
the reason and the senator from Nc.
Lean said he had an amendment to
offer. Then $anator McDoweN start.
ed TO offer an amendment to the bill,
hut he was too late, as the bill had
passed, Then there was an lmpromp.
tn conference between Senators Will !
liams and Mcdowell and Secretary
Austin, and finally, on motion of
Senator Mcdowell, the bill ives re.
referred to the committee on corpora.
tions.
When house bid No. AZ VS. put on its
third reading Senator Bronson moved
that the bill 80 over to Monday, but
his attention was called to the fact
that the calendar printed in the journal
referred to- senate bill A." which
was a mista6e, as it should have been
house bill Al" wllcreupon the sena.
tor from Grand Forks withdrew his
motion and had that part Of the rec
ord %expunged, and the bill passed with
Az ayes. Senators HoOkway and Young
voting in the negative, and one II
tor absent from the chamber. The bill
relates to how chattel mortgages shall
be executed.
No Pictures Of Members Printed.
Under the head Of resolutions Sen