The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-02-15

house was the Brown concurrent res
olution introduced and passedein the
senate several days ago.. The resolu-
ltion asks the legislature Of Wiscon-
sin to pass a law which has been in
troduced in> the senate of that state
providing for the creation of a grain
lcommission of three members one OF
whom shall be appointed at the IN
stance of the governor of North Da-
kota. o. ~ - - sSlEi4
Representative Buttz thought that
| the resolution did not carry much with
| it. He said that he shipped a, great
deal OF grain, every year and that ne
was satisfied with the prices and
grades that he. received.
7 Representative Streeter said that II
Wisconsin inspection would bring bet
ter grades as he thought it would, it
was worth the salary that commits
sioner would receive. ...,,.. 81.
Representative Shiels said he beliey-
ed in competing market. The reso-
luton was finally adopted by a unani-
nous votefo the house.
SENATE PETITION FROM DEVILS lake.
! Senator Stade of Ramsey County
presented a petition to the senate sign
ed by Henry Hale and forty-nine others
protesting against the passage of H. B.
| No. ITo, which provides that when the
normal schools reach a certain attend
Iance they may become normal colleges,
and grant degrees. >t
Senator SWcnSon presented a petition
from Nelson County asking theesenate
to pass the Torrens land bill AA...
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
The committee. on judiciary recom-
mended the passage of the following
bills: S. B. Nos. I83, I4o, I58, 90 and
II5o. The same committee recommended
to postpone S. B. Nos. I3I and So.
The committee on appropriations rec
commended to pass S. b. No. I3a,
The committee on insurance recom-
mended to postpone S. b. No. 90.
y CONCURRENT RESOLUTION.
Senator Hanna introduced a concur
rent resolution which was adopted by
a unanimous vote, asking that the ma
tional congress enact pure food law.
T. DICKINSON RESOLUTION. sss
The resolution introduced in the house
some days ago by Representative Dick
inson and passed by that body asking
the Minnesota legislature to pass laws
which will enable the farmer to receive
recompense' for screenings in his wheat,
came before the senate and was passed.
~ =. NEW BILLS. g
S. B. No. 1854, Bacon Relating to
the, execution hy corporations Of titles
lof real estate.
S. B.. No. f85, Steele Relating to
proof and acknowledgement of instru-
lments. 5ssz'.
S. B. No. 1856, Sifton. Requiring alb
lstractors to file bonds with the auditor
as soon as the necessary abstractors
books are purchased.
S. b. No. 1877, LaMoure. Providing
for reimbursing penal and charitable in
stitutions for clothing furnished to pu-
| pills, ,>'7 R
S. B. No. 1888, Stade. Abolishing cap
ital punishment. ~~r"s..s =
S. B. No. I8o, Stade. Providing for
the furnishing of clothing for pupils of
| the deaf and dumb school, %
S. B. No. 100, Macarthur. Prohibiting
corporations from making political con-
Itributions.
S. B. No. IoI, Macarthur. Relating
Itoroads in towns and villages.
S. B. No. Io2, Hanna. Making the
wild prairie rose the state flower.
| 5. B. No. Io3, Crane. Relating to
Icompensation tor county commission
ers and time of holding meetings.
S. B. No. Io4. Dividing the state
into two congressional districts.
SECOND READING AND REFERENCE.
S. B. Nos. I84, I85, 1876. 1888, I8o, were
given their second reading and referred
| to the committee on Judiciary.
>. b. Nos, I87. 100, ZOE and Io3 were
lgiyen their second reading and referred
| to the committee OH state affairs. Is. ~.
8. b. No. IoI was referred ia the
committee on highways and bridges.
5. =. No. 1914 was referred TO the
committee on appoftionment.
BILLS PASSED @
S. B. No. 46, Talcott. Al bill for an
act to amend sections $40, 652, 6s3, 657
6o5, 757 and 76I Of the Revised Codes
of 1900, passed without a dissenting vote
/ 5. B. No. 48, Young. Al bill for an
act to amend section 1870 of the Revised
Codes of 1900, with reference to void
tax sales, void taxes and repayment Of
the same. passed without dissenting
vote.
S. b. No. IS. Movius. A bill for al.
act to amend and re-enact section 62I3
Of the Revised Codes Of North Dakota
for the year 1900, relating to appearance
iii county courts, passed without dis
senting vote. III
s.. y. No. Io7. Main. Al bill for an
act relating 20 the expenditure of county
funds, passed without a dissenting vote.
S. B No. I2o, Moyius.5 Al bill for an
act providing for the procuring Of Of
ficial bonds Of county officers, and for
acceptance Of bids therefor, and payment
|of premiums on same, passed without a
dissenting vote
81 Bs No. I33 Hanna. Al bill for a.
coIac,irrent resolution amending The con-
| |stitution Of the state az North Dakota
relating TO the sale of university and
school lands, passed without a dissenting
vote
8 Ri No 3S. Caslicl. A bill for al,
act to amend section I8o4 Of the Revised
Codes Of 1909, prescribing the qtlalifica-
tions of legal newspaper, and defining