The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-03-01
THE STATE FAIR BILL
PASSED LOWER HOUSE

II. ID. NO. 81, TeldtillS III pIoSCuulc III
civil actions, postponed.
H. B. No. 81, relating to service by
publication, to pass.
Fl. B. No. 50. relating to ST.! mons in
garnlshment, to pass.
S. B. No. I24, declaring Lamage from
weed infested land to be cause of &C.
ton, postponed.
H. B. No 49,, to cure defective &C
acknowledgements, postponed.
CONCURRENT REsoiu IONS.
Senator Taylor introduced concur
rent resolution which was adopted pro-
viding that the exhibit of clays and pot
terry used at the fair as a part of the
North Dakota exhibit, which had been
prepared under the direction of the dean
of the school of mines at the state uni
versity, be transferred to the school of
mines to be kept in the museum. The
state, however, reserved the right to
use such display at any exhibition which
the governor might think advisable.
NEW TOWNSHIP CuuEs.
Senator Tacott introduced concur
rent resolution which was adopted pro-
viding that the secretary of state codi-
fy the laws relative to townships and
have 1000 copies of the same printed
and that one copy shall be sent to each
township clerk in the state and the re-
mainder shall be sold and the money
received used to defray the expenses Of
the codihcation.
ELLIS PASSED.
S. B. No 234, LaMoure. Providing
70 +I,a nf cta "a hnr1Ic
S. B. No. 2I7, Talcott. Relating to
licensing of ticket agents.
S. B. No. 22I, Committee on Educa-
ton. Relating to the time of holding
school elections.
S. B. No 2I8, Sharpe Relating to
the appointment of commissioners Of
deeds for other states.
S. B. No. 23o, LaMoure. Authorizing
municipal corporations to refund out
standing bonds.
S. B. No 224, Young. Prohibiting
justices of the peace from issuing sum-
mons in cases where they are interested.
S. B. No. SO, Voss. Relating to the
election of village officers.
READING OF HOUSE BILLS
The following house bills were read
|
to the proper committees:
Fl. B. No. ia, relating to boards Of
health.
H. B. No. I72, providing that railways
bulletin the time of arrival and depar-
/ ture of trains.
H. B. No. 1o2, appropriating $4,000 to
defray the expenses OF the state engl-
neeT..g ~g
The senate took recess to witness
| the fun in the house over the state fair
| bill. The senate attended what turned
out to be harmony meeting in body
and assisted the Grand Forks, and Cass
| County members in burying the }lhatchet.
After the recess the following bihs
were read:
H. B. No. I. making an appropriation
for the Soldiers Home.
| Fl. B. 245. making an appropriation
for the Lewis and Clark Exposition.
H. B. No. 66, relating to waiting
| rooms in stations.
H. B. No. 274, relating to enrolling
and engrossing of bills.
II. B. No. 272, relating to notice OF
sale Of real estate for taxes.
II. B. No. .48, making an appropria-
| ton for farmers institutes.
H. B. No. I85, Shiels, relating to the
time for the board of pardons to meet
| III. B. No. 2I5, relating to the forma-
| ton of new counties. #
/ III. B. No. $50, authorizing the state
Ito become member of water users as
sociations a.r.. %
| H. B. No. 81, making an appropria-
4 f. Al &c cAtx,, e.
| H. B. No. $50, to protect beavers until
lIo2o. :.
H. B. 284, relating to repositories fol
county funds. 4. r.. +. 4
| III. b. No. 288, providing that the sec
lretary of state cedify the laws the pres
lent year. gts.
/ III. B. No. aS6, relating to libel.
| EXECUTIVE SESSION
! The senate then went into executive
/ session for the purpose of confirming
1.-THE, nominations which were sent in yes
lterday. IS. II.
| The senate adjourned Immediately aft.
Ter the executive session.
THE HOUSE.
| The house held two sessions.
READING OF SENATE BILLS.
i The following senate bills were read
1.-THE first and second times and referred
Ito the proper committees.
S. b. No 81, fish and game bill. Or
the second reading the bill was, upor
/ the motion OF Representative Phelan. in
definitely postponed.
S. b. No. I25, relating to education.
/ S. B. No. IA, relating to the practice
of medicine, surgery and obstetrics.
Isl B. No. los, organizing the count,
of Mckenzie.
1 IS. B. No. I7.5, relating to education
Consolidation Of schools.
S. B. No I'll, relating to mortgage:
lon personal property.
S. B. No I48, making an appropria
Ition for an experiment station at Lin
i ton. s
i S. B. No, OF, relating to the appoint
lnlent of road oyerseers.
i S. B! No. 2I6, when processes are t
be served on sheriff ss
S. B. No. I3I, allowing liens to b,
4 filed for Irvine purchased.
i S. B. No 164, making an appropria
tion Of ST. 600 for immigration pur
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