Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-03-09


Marshall, appropriating $1,000 for the in
dustr:al school at Glendale.
Ames amending the present law relating to
societies organized for the purpose of securing
homes for orphans.
Hanna, general educational law providing
| an appropriation of $75O for travelling libra
ries, for appropriation of 81 600 for fur.herance
| of high school work. and for regulation of at
| tendance on training schools and Teachers in
| stitUtes.
Sanborn. defining officers before whom proof
| Of instruments may be made.
Joint game law committee. regulating hunt
| ns seasons. providing for portion of hunting
license fee to be paid to the state, ana har-
montzing the general game law.
| Noble. providing for approval of bond in
case of trespass by j justice of the pc CO.
Cashel. concurrent resolution for constitu-
| tiona amendment to permit the location of a
school for the feebe-minded at the city of
| Grafton.
| Sharpe, apprcpriatins $4,000 to pay the ex-
| penses of the prosecution of the maximum rate
Little, appropriating additional, clerk hire
| for the commissioner of agriculture and labor.
Mansfield, appropriating $500 to pay S. f.
Olson for furniture furnished the state capt.
| toll building in 1894.
Little appropriatine s1,197 to reimburse
Burleigh county for the prosecution of w. II.
Leonard for fraudulently obtaining wolf boun-
| ties from the state.
Porter appropriating $500 for travelling ex-
| penses of the &C mn1issicners of railroads
Cree, providing for an annual encampnent
of the national guard at the Rock Island mill
! tary reservation near Devils Lake.
| Ma nSneiu, permitting the employment OF con-
| victs i'll the state penitel:tiary. in the manu-
| facture of Irvine.
cashel, legalizng past irregularities in tie
| formation of school districts.
| Baker, to pay Leck & Leck $500 for work
| done at the Fargo agricultural college.
| Ames. requiring secretary Of state to notify
| state examiner OF the incorporation of mon
| eyed institutions.
Hanna. providing compensation of 81 day
for jan;sors and watchmen of the Legislative
| assembly.
Mansfield increasing the fee for recording
| brands with the secretary of state to 50.
Sharpe vestiag title to real property in per-
sons who have held undiSputed possession for
ten years.
Sharpe. legalizng actions of officers and
stockholders of corporations as notaries public
in actions where the corporation is interested
| La Moure, requiring state examiner to ad-
just discrepancies in tax accounts between
counties and state auditor.
Arnold applying registration law for voters
to all cities in the state having over 800 in
| habitaEts.
| valuation Of real estate owned from value of
III the House.
Allen. charging authority of building and
| loan associations in the making of loans and
purchase of realty.
Bacon. providing for the appointment of per-
| manent chaplains at the state penitentiary.
Upland, permitting Joint maintenance of poor
| farms by counties.
Hale. providing for organization of school
| townships without requirement of S. OCO as
| sessed valuation of property.
Dwire, permitting animals to run at large
from November to April-harmonizng a con-
fct in the code.
| Hauan, changing the date Of the second meet
ing of the boards OF township supervisors to the
third Tuesday in March.
Laughlin, requiring all county treasurcrs to
give bond in fidelity insurance companies at
| the expense of the county.
Herbrandson, empowering the governor to
contract with Minnesota South Dakota for
tina care Of the blind.
Tufte, making all warehouses public ware
houses.
Chaccy, amending the drainage law and
making legal warrants issued under the old
law.
Winsow. permitting the conversion of PEN
| atty and interest delinquent taxes into the
general funu OF the county.
Alien permitting the mortgaging the estate
| of a deceased or incompetent person on an or
der of the county court.
Stevens, requiring foreign building and loan
associations to deposit $4,000 in securities
with the state treasurer, subject to taxation
before being permitted TO do business in the
state.
Lynch apprcpriating $4,000 annually for
l state printing and providing for republication
or tile revised codes of the state.
Allen provides for continuation Of cases in
court where party or attorney is serving as
member OF the legislature.
| McHarg, anti-tramp law. Makes beating Of
trains misdemeanor and makes employees Of
trains peace officers to make arrests.
|, Hale, providing for designation or deposit
| taries for sinking fund Of school districts.
Allen creating a, mprovemsnt districts in
Sanford. appropriating 600 annually for
the maintenance of the state capitol and offices.
Glasgow. exempting certain persons from the
practice of unlicensed veterinary surgery.
| Special committee, establishing a plant at
the state penitentary for the manufacture of
hard fiber Irvine and cordage and providing
| rules for its operation and management.
Sanford. authorizing the issuance of $4,000
| bonds for the erection of additional buildings
| for the state insane hospital at jamestown.
Guack, authorizing the disposal of lands ac-
quired at tax sale at public or private sale by
| county commissioners.
| Casscll. requiring balances in county depos-
taries to be kept in proportion to capital
stock. ~,
Stevens, providing for the publication of cleo
| ton raturns by precincts. officially by counties.
| Kennedy, authorizing county commissioners
to pay rewards for wheat thieves.
Thomson, for the destruction of grasshoppers
| and locusts; authorizes county commissioners
| to pow lands at the expense OF owners.
Committee, fixing the salaries of county au-
! ditors: minimum Of $3.50 and maximum Of
| $1,000, based on valuation.
Gilbartson, permitting the building Of dams
! across running streams for purposes Of irri-
| cation.
Guack, providing for the appointment of
| sheep inspectors by state veterinarians.
bonds for the payment Of the outstanding in
| debtedness and building of hospital at the
| state soldiers home. H.
| Tousley, an ending the law comforting addi-
| tional powers upon societies for the care of
orphan children.
Concurrent resolution for the amendment to
i d
| state board Of pardons
/ Concurrent resolution for constitutional
amendment providing for the taxation of ex-
| press. telegraph and other companies by the
| stale board Of equalization.
| Hale, for the payment of extraordinary ex-
| penses of the attorney general in prosecution
/ Of cases from the general fund Of the state
Hale, providing for county apportionment of
the 2-mill tax for state tuition, formerly appor-
i toned by the state superintendent.
/ Deisem, permitting water companies to cross
4 railroad or other bridges with their mains by
l payment of a reasonable rental.
/ Laughlin, permitting state banks to loan
| money on real estate--permtting the invest
] ment Of large amount of funds for which
| there is no chattel security or demand
4 Stevens American Bar association general
| law governing negotiable Instruments.
| COMMITTEES. fixing the salaries Of clerks Of
| district court, based on valuation OF counties.
Cassell providing for the granting Of right
/ Of way to telephone companies.
Ta"s'ey. providing for the placing Of a con-