Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-26

of the people as u constitutional
amendment he would vote in favor Of
the bill.
Senator Allen was absent from tho
chamber when the roll call started,
but he had his vote recorded IN the
faye" column.
Those voting in the affirmative on
the bill were Messrs. Allen, Barnes.
Bronson; Davis. Duncan, Ellingson,
Garden, Gibbons, Hanley. Heckle,
Hookway, Hoverson, Hyland. Lofts
gard, Mudgett, Nelson. Plain, Porter
field, Putnam, Steel, Tragcton, Turn
er. Vail, Wartner,, Williams: %.
Those voting in :he negative were
Messrs. Albrccht, Bond, Lonzor, Car
ter, Cashel. Clark. Eiken, Englund,
Ganssle, H~elgeland. Hughes, Jacob
son, Kretschmer, Leutz, Linde, Nc.
Bride, Mcdowell, Mclean, diversion
Talcott, Thoreson, Young; %. Ill.,
Senator Gibbeps gave notice that he
would offer a motion to have the vote
by which Senate Bill No. s lost recon.
sidered, but later he Withdrew his
notice. Then Senator diversion gave
notice that he would offer n motion to
have the vote on this womans suffrage
measure r~econsidercd because Sen
ator Cashcl had offered 4 similar Bill
and he thought that the two bills
should be considered before the com
mittee together.
On motion Senate Bill No. II, which
had been introduced by Senator Gron'
void, and had been reported by the
committee for indefinite postponemcnt
during his absence in a case IN federal
cour' at Fargo, was rerefcrrcd to the
committee OF judiciary.
Senator Plain asked that the com
mittecs which had bills carrying an
appropriation be hurried along that
the committee on appropriations have
the mat the earliest possible date. He
also called attention that the time was
drawing short for he introduction OF
senae bills and that members who had
such measures to be introduced should
not delay.
Several committee meetings were
announced for last evening. and on mo
ton of Senator Hanley the Senate al
1OUrnCQ at 3:6O. .... .a
New Senate Bills Introduced and
FL Referred
Senate Bill No. 1873, Mcdowell. amend,
mcnt relating to power of banking cor
porations. Referred to committee OF
banks and banking.
Senate Bill No. 134. Hovcrson. creating
a board Of control and providing apDro'
..,,t;nu Iyofnrrnl ia pofnmitfnp on state
affairs. . .,... ,-
Senate Bill No. 1856. Davis, relating t'
who may solemnize marriage ceremonies
Referred to committee On state affairs.
Senate Bill No. 1856, Porterlicld, pro
yiding an increase Of extension work Il
the agricultural college. Referred t
committee on appropriations.
Senate Bill No. 137, diversion. providing
that legislative clerical work be done b,
contract. Referred to committee on way!
and means.
Senate Bill No. 1888, referred to com
mittcc on taxes and tax W
Senate Bill No. 1879, Leutz, providln:
for cancellation of livestock brands. Re
ferred to committee on livestock.
Senate Bill No. 40. Leutz. providing
appropriation for suitable building at OK
pertinent mine at Hebron. Referred t
committee on appropriations.
Senate Bill No. 14l. Bronson, providing
for conveying family homestead. Re
ferrcd to committee on judiciary.
Senate Bill No. 142, Englund, providing
for the Des Laos and Mouse River FaiI
association and providing appropriation
Referred to committee on appropriations