Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1899-01-12

marriage licenses and that applicants
for licenses must have certificates from
THE board that they are tree from in
sanlty and certain specified diseases.
The bill gives power to the state board
Of medical examiners to remove the COM
mission for cause. Provides fee of
$3.50 for examination Of applicants and
salary Of maximum fees up to Sl0O each
for the commission. ....
A boiler inspection bill was introduced
IN the house, appointing an inspector
from each district, boilers inspected once
year. ...., ..........
House Bill No. 5, by Mr.. Brotnov,
amends the law relating to the foreclos-
ure OF mortgages of real property by
advertisement. Provides for the service
of notice in person within five days after
the first publication, and mortgage fore
closures to be void unless such service 10
made, except it shall be shown that
diligent inquiry failed to reveal any
person concerned, upon whom the service
could be made.
House Bill No. 8, by Mr.. Lynch, pro.
vides that mortgages Of personal prop
erty shall prepare, furnish and read to
mortgagors copies Of the instruments
and that mortgages shall be void unless
the fact of such reading and delivery Is
acknowledged over the signature OF the
mortgaRor.
A bill to appropriate s35, 5,15O for main.
tenance for the Devils Lake deaf school
and S24, 800 for improvements was intro
duced. .--. ..
Mr.. McHare of Stutsman introduced
the following resolution:
Resolved, That the opinion Of the At
torney General 90 asked for, and that
same be filed in writing with this house,
covering the point OF the duty OF this
legislature to enact laws contemplated
by the two proposed amendments sub
mitted to aud voted on by the people of
this state at the last election and car
RED. az shown by the official vote. The
attention of the Attorney General being
respectfully called to the com binstlon of
two questions as shown by the official
ballot, said questions being covered and
contemplated in sections III and LIZ OF
the constitution and submitted to the
electors in joint form on esid ballot and
state 10 said opinion il IN bis opinion
the said two amendments were submitted
IN such manner that the electors could
have voted for or against each amend
ment separately. as provided they might
do il they 60 desired under section POP OF
the constitution. The resolution was
adopted.
Miss Edith Skee]s is among the house
clerks, and will be one Of the most eff
cient Of them.
Secretary Lindelie Of the Enforcement
League is among those interested in the
do,ngs of the legislature.
The last caucus vote for senator as IN.
dicat,ng the situation 10 as follows:
Dolly one ballot was taken at the sena.
torial caucus. and the result was the
same as on eighth ballot the previous
night.
For ohusun-Arnold, Tu:te, Glasgow,
Luke, Erickson, Ovind, AIMEE. Nelson,
Hsusan, Herbrandson, ,Swenson, ,Twichell.
Wolbert, Chancey, Brake, Slotten, Cox
Cooper, Wlnslow. CssselI, Clarke, HeRge.
MicheIs, Gronvold, Uglsnd, Porter,
Thompson, Sharpe. Deissm, Gllbertson,
and Lee. Total, 81.
For Marshall-Hsnns. Peterson, Tay-
lor. Sanborn, Dwire. LauRnlin, Earl,
Green, Hale. Sanford, Kennedy and
Peek. Total, II.
For Little-Marehell Baker, Allshouse,
Gulaok, Stevens, Hare, Mansfield, Engel-
ter, Stevenson and McGillivrsy. Total,
10.
For McCumber-La Moure. Lynch,
Thomas, johnson Of Richland. Laidlaw,
Mclean. Miner, MoHarg. Total, 8.
For LaMoure-W Wallace, Watts, Fuller.
Of Pembina, Thordarson, Resteuayer,
Fuller OF Stuteman. Total, 5.
For Hanua-Allen. Sargent, Boyd,
Tousley, Little. Total. 5.
For Cooper-Murpby, Bacon. Stewart
and Baker OF Cass. Total, A.
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