The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-03-17

the following list of measures that
have been passed and have either been
approved or are now before the gov
ernor for his approval. AS usual, the !
senate has contributed the more i'm
portant legislation. The appropria-
tion bills, primary election bill, capitol
construction bill, and number of 9TH
er important measures being the work
OF the senate, as far as their origin is
concerned. AS has already been stat
ed, not much creative legislation has
been accomplished, the work of the
two bodies being largely amendatory
The following list of bills either ap-
or, will show the work that has been
accomplished:
The following senate bills have pass
ed the two houses:
No. 81. Providing for the recon-
struction of the state capitol the ap-
pointment of a capitol commission and
the issuance of certificates based upon
the capitol lands, approved.
No. II. Requiring specific perform
ance by guardians of contracts made
by decedents prior to decease, ap-
proved.
No. 8. To provide police for towns
and villages not organized for civil
government, approved.
No. 81. Amending the law for the
sale of personal property under fore
closure by permitting sale to be made
on any day instead of only on Satur-
day, approved.
No. SO. Permitting cities to make
twenty-year contracts for fire protec-
ton, approved
No. SO. Substitute primary election
bill. Providing for selection of candi-
dates for county and legislative offices
and for city officers in cities of over
5000 by popular vote, selection of
delegates to the state convention by
the same means, abolition of unit rule
and providing for secret ballot in state
conventions, approved.
No. 8. Appropriating $1,000 to de-
fend Professor Ladd in suit brought
by association of food manufacturers
No. 80. Issuing of summons in
county court with increased jurisdic-
ton, approved.
No. &c. Establishing grades and
highways in townships, approved.
No. 26. Prohibiting minors under
IS from pool rooms or card resorts, ap-
proved.
No. 81. Providing for probate of
estates of deceased inmates of SOL
diers' home. approved.
ment of the pure food law to make it
more effective, approved.
No. so. Adding claims for cure of
disease and one or two other obliga-
lions to the list of unlawful obliga-
lions, approved.
No. 80. Manner of service of cita-
lions in county courts, approved.
No. "a. Repeating priority of me-
chanics' liens and amending the lien
law, approved.
No. H. Adding two deputy exam
liners and fixing their salaries, ap-
proved.
No. SO. Redistricting of commits
sioners' districts in counties which
have enlarged their boundaries, ap-
proved.
No. %. sing taxes that may
be levied in villages, approved.
No. Sc. Concurrent resolution for
amendment of constitution.
No. 10. Changing fees for probate
to $50 per $1,000 on estates, approved.
No. 10. Providing for construction
of sidewalks in incorporated villages,
approved.
No. 1879. Authorizing capitol com
mission to use convict labor in the re-
construction of the capitol where prac-
ticable, approved.
No. 1. General irrigation code, pro-
viding for state engineer and two as
sistants, appropriating $4,000 for two
years, approved.
No. 20. Concurrent resolution in
.creasing the scope for investment of
school funds.
No. 1876. Service of notice of appeal
on justices in case other party is not
to be reached, approved
No. IT, Permitting bodies OF per-
sons dying in poor houses, jails or pen
itentiary, not claimed by relatives, to
be delivered to medical colleges for
dissection, approved.
No. 1O3. Increasing amount Of prop
erty necessary to be insured for or
ganization Of mutual insurance com
fpanies.
No. 81. Authorizing county commits
sioners to create special fund for pro-
lection Of live stock from theft.
i No. 1872. Removing banking institu-
tons and building and loan associa.
ton from corporations that may
change their corporate headquarters
by avote Of the stockholders, approy-
ed. K S n
No. 1A2s Permitting paving and
curling highways in civil townships
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