The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-02-01
Stevens Baked on Streeter'S Hurlor

improvements at the Jamestown asylum
/ II. B. 12o, Gilbert. Providing for the
appointment of an ef11balnling board by
the governor, the secretary of the state
board of health to be at its head.
II. B. I3o, Midgarden. Regulating
the use of~automobiles on. public high
ways and streets.
II. B. 1871, Burgutn, by request
Amending section 1888 of the Revised
Code and repeating chapter 1so of the
laws of 1903. Providing for the reas-
sessment of property which has escaped
taxation
H. B. 1872 Eggen. Providing for the
appointment Of state game warden and
a deputy by the governor, and defining
their duties.
H. B. 133, Rose. Repeating sections
22oo to 2247, both inclusive, of the Re-
vlsed Code, relating to municipal courts.
The sections have been held invalid by
The supreme court.
H. B. 134, Rose A primary election
law that requires separate ballots and
separate ballots at each primary election
for each of the political parties.
H. B. I35, Lyon, Providing for the
division of Ward County into five coun-
ties, with Minot, Bowbells, Kenmare
Renvlle aud Mohall as county seats.
II. B. I3o, Underwood. Concurrent
resolution, amending the constitution OF
North Dakota, and giving the legisla-
ture power for levying an annual tax
on public grain elevators or warehouses
the rate thereof to be based on the bus
mess done the year preceding, such tax
to be payable to the respective counties
III which the elevators are located.
H. B. 137,' Heglie. Fixing the sal
aries of states attorneys and their as
sistants to be determined by the assess
ed valuation of the respective counties
H. B. I38, Stevens of Burleigh
Amending section $40 of the Revised
Code, relating to the time of commence
ment of actions.
H. B. I3o, Stevens of Burieigh. Re-
pealing sections 7ooI and 7oo2 of the
Revised Code, relating to the buying
I and selling of titles.
H. B. 40, Palfrey. Amending sec
ton 1000 of the Revised Code. relating
to the taking of bail in criminal actions
H. B. 14I, Palfrey by request Amend
fling section 2667 of the Revised Code, ve.
lating to rights and capacities of hus,
band and wife.
H. B. I42, Palfrey by request. Amend
ing section 3742 of the Revised Code
relating to SUGGESTIONS.
H. B. I43, Mitchell. Amending sec.
tion 4737 of the Revised Code, relating
to the renewal of chattel mortgages anC
providing for the contents of the affi-
davit of renewal.
I H. B. IA, Cooper of Stutsman
Amending article rs, of chapter 2I, O
! the Revised Code, giving the railroad
commissioners right to test and sea
all scales and measures used in cor
ducting elevators and warehouses;.
H B. las, Stevens of Dickey. Pro
viding for an appropriation of $54,ooc
for the maintenance and permanent i'm.
provements of the industrial school al
Glendale.
SENATE BILLS READ AND REFERRED.
S. b. 8, Kraabel, Providing for DO.
licing towns and villages not organized
5. B. 9, IaMoure. Providing for al
appropriation OF $I,soo for defending
Pure Food Commissioner Ladd in a
suit brought against him by number
of manufacturers.
S. 3. go, Little. Constitutional amend
ment regarding the investment of the
permanent school fund.
S. B. 80, Sharpe Relating to issuance
OF summons in county courts with in
creased Jurisdiction. L.
5. b. 43, Wagner. Regulating fees
to be charged and collected by registers
of deeds. y. s. s..
5! B. ~, LaMoure. Appropriating
$I54,ooo to pay the Indebtedness of the
university, agricultural college Valley
City Normal and school for deaf. Vi.
S. 3. 7o, LaMoure Appropriating
$Io,ooo for the purchase of the law Ii
brary Of the late John NJ. Cochrane,
tor the use Of the college Of law at
the university. # "
S. b 78 LaMoure. Appropriating
$4,000 for a blind asylum at Bathgate.
An adjournment was taken at d
o'clock to allow the committees to
meet for the consideration Of bills
Seven bills were passed by the SEN
ate at the session yesterday afternoon
ana eight new measures were introduce
ed. Shortly after the meeting of the
senate Senator Young sent letter to
the desk which he had received from the
merchants of Valley City The letter
asked the legislature to pass the. Hanna
pure food bill and all other measures
,insurlng pure drugs and pure bever-
ages. e l25i
REPORT OF COMMITTEES.
The committee on military affairs rec
commended to pass S. B. No. Sc, intro
duccd by Mr.. Sharpe; which authorizes
the adjutant general to conduct a bu-
reau Of pensions and fixing the salary
of the adjutant general at ST BOO per
an1lifrf
II The committee ON appropriations rec
Commended that S. B. No. ~, BY Mr..
aMoure, pass The bill provides for
an appropriation Of $I54,4oo for the re-
lief Of the university and school Of
mines, agricultural college Valley City
Normal, deaf and dumb school, and tile
industrial school.
The same committee recommended
that S. B. No. 70, BY Mr.. LaMoure,
pass The bill provides for an appro-
priation Of $25,ooo for the erection Of