Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1891-03-13

Legalizing aud validating the state tax for the
Making an appropriation to pay expenses in
CURED by the Second Legislative Assembly.
Requiring the Scandinavian language to be
taught In the state university.
Defining the criminal jurisdiction Of county
courts having civil and criminal jurisdiction.
The appropriation bill.
Providing for q system of accounts for the
state auditor and state treasurer.
Providing for statistics, to be furnished by
state, county and precinct officers.
Providing for the erection. operation and
MANAGEMENT Of the normal schools of the state.
Providing for printing certain documents by
commissioner Of agricultural and labor,
Attaching township to the county OF Ramsey.
Providing for the publication Of reports of
opinions rendered by the supreme court Of the
state of North Dakota,
To protect stock raisers and promote the
breeding Of improved live stock, and to provide
a lien Tor the services of sires.
Relating to the incorporation and regulation
of lite and other companies.
Authorizing counties to issue bonds to pro-
cure seed grain for needy farmers.
Providing for the bringing Rindependent:school
districts under the provisions Of the general
Providing for the erection of grain warehouse
es and eleuators on the right of way of railroad
CORPORATIONS and continuous thereto.
Regulating the admission of attorneys to
practice in the courts of the state Of North Da-
kOta.
Relating to the destruction of noxious weeds,
Providing for the compilation, publication
and distribution Of the laws of North Dakota.
Amending the laws relating to the incorpora-
tiCn of cities.
Relating to life, casualty and other insurance
on the assessment plan.
For the protection of game.
Amending the law relating to wolf scalps.
Making an appropriation to James NJ. Gleason
for labor as janltor at the capitol.
To reimburse Prof. Babcock for expenses iu-
CURED in making Investigations regarding
Providing for the equitable adjustment and
settlement of the delinquent taxes duo the
state from the several counties.
Regulating the business OF commercial aRen-
cies. credit companies and guarantee associa-
tions.
Providing for the compilation of the laws
The house began its session at the usual hour
The following bills were passed:
The bill for constitutional ament raising the
state debt limit.
Authorizing special school districts to refund
bonded indebtedness.
TO encourage the construction Of artcsian
wells.
Relating to the salary of county superintend.
ent.
The sheep inspection bill.
Relating to marriage.
Relating to the branding. etc., of live stock.
Amending the law for tho leasing of school
lands.
Prescribing the duties of the president pro
TEN. of the senate
r lating to the ownership Of dogs.
Relating to assignments.
To authorize the levy OF state taxes.
The elections bill
subdividinu the fifth judicial district and fix
Providing for the incorporation OF certain
CLASSES OF charitable and BENEVOLENT 1nstltu-
tions
Regarding appeals from the district courts to
the supreme courLa
For the registration of state bonds
Appropriation Of 81 900 to reimburse citizens
former territorial normal school at that place.
For registration of county warrants.
Providing maximum rates for carrying ma
tive coal on railroads:
master of the house. be reimbursed for the
money he had expended in paying for the
transportation of the house mail. Lost.
Tho following bills were indefinitely post
poned.
Amending tho boiler-inspection law.
For state system of weights and measures.
On motinn of Mr.. Fiske Indefinitely postponed
Repeating all the territorial school laws now
existing
To prevent trespass and the spread of nox-
ious weeds.
Amendutory of the law relating to county
courts
The following bills were lost.
Allowing the states attorney to exercise op-
tion as to the method Of procedure In certain
cases. Lost
Making removal or destruction Of morteaged
property q felony.
Relating to tho establishment OF election pre-
cincts. Lost.
On motion of Mr.. Daily. recess was TAX en-
AT tho evening session of the house the fol-
lowing senate bills were passed:
Amending section 4O7 of the civil code Of
1S77and section 538 OF same code.
Amending act authorizing counties to issue
bonds to furnish seed wheat for needy farmers
Providing for state board of state canvas
Sers.
ior tho ,,,o ~ ~, ro ,,,; 1,r,,rJo ,pd
trade marks.
Providing lien for the service Of slres.
For the prevention OF prairie fires.
Relating to common carriers.
Relating to duties and powers OF superin-
tendent Of public instruction.
Relating to marriage license.
Appropriation for the relief of destitute per-
sons IN North Dakota.
Approximation to pay bounty for tho manu-
facture OF potato starch.
Repeating the act relating to tho territorial
The following house bills were passed:
Amending section &c OF chapter l!9 Of the
laws of 1890.
Provldinga a system of accounts for the state
auditor and the state treasurer.
Defining criminal jurisdiction Of county courts.
Relating to life insurance companies other
than cooperative or assessment.
bill Ill relation to the bonding of counties to
procure seed grain.
Relating to the normal schools of the state.
For the publication of supreme court reports.
The following senate bills were killed by in
definite pOstponement:
Fixing the minimum time for which offenders
may be sent to the peniteatiary.
Regulating primary elections.
Providing for tho inspection of Illuminating
oils.
Rotating to incorporation of towns and Cities
To provide for the publication of the session
laws.
Providing for the execution of bonds and un-
dertakings by general guarantee companies.
The bill relating to place of trial In justice
court was lost.
Adjourned.