The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-01-30

IlOHS. .stttt' t;Sg8st &sl :ftI!fstEr ~
Representative Stevens Of Dickey
Offered a resolution requiring no con-
lsideration of a bill unless a printed
icopy had been on the desk of members
lat least twenty-four, hours.
The resolution was discussed, and
Representative" ! Stevens of Burleigh,
Buttz of Ransom, Davis of Ramsey,
lPhelan of Stark, and several others
itook part in it. An amendment by
Mr.. Phelan, providing that the resolu-
Ition go to a committee Of three, to be
appointed by the chair, was finally
ladopted.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
i H. B. ia, Dickinson. Amending
Section 237 of the Revised Code, relat-
ling to state repositories, +
| II. B. us, Adams. Amending Chap
tier I62 of the Laws of 1903, relating to
1.-THE expenditure Of money by contract
for road improvements.
H. B. 1I6, Kyle. Providing for
jpenalty for entering on cultivated or
Improved lands, and defining tres
ipass ~. .s
H. B. III, Lille. Amending Chapter
17a83 of the Revised Codes, relating to
1.-THE sale of provisions.
l Fl. B. 1I8, Purdon. An act to en-
liable military organizations to issue
ibonds for the purpose OF erecting arm
orv buildings. .44.7 ~.
i II. B. IIo, Martin Amending
tChapters goo to ger Of the Revised
lCode, relating TO- state normal schools
land their organization and n1ainten-
lance. Il
i H. B. 12o, Martin. Fixing dates for
Holding court in Billings County-the
third Tuesday in April and the first
TUESDAY in October Of each year Il
i Fl. B. I2I. Purdon. Providing for
Icontracts by county commissioners for
1.-THE collection of taxes by the sheriff,
lWhcn delinquent -.
! H. B. I22, Treat. Providing that the
abandonment Of wife and dcfildrcti snorld
be felony rather than rnisdemeanor.
i MTDGARDEN's BILL KILLED.
i When H. b. 90, introduced by Mr..
Il |Midgarden, was brought tips for second
Ireading, Representative Davis moved
THAT the paragraph providing for real
testate redemptions be changed from
$4,000 to $4,000. Representative John
son of Richland, amended again that it
be raised to $4,000 Representative
White moved another amendment, des-
Iignating the laws of 1901, in the first
Iparagraph of the measure where no
slyear was designated. Representative
4 IMidgarden accepted all the amendments,
land after discussion that took tip con
Isiderable time, Speaker Piercy moved
the indefinite postponemetit of the bill
land the motion las carried. @El
sIM HOUSE BILLS ,PAssED.
la H. B. 81, Lyon Providing for the
II cons ion Of highways and bridges
tacrosss Des Laos Lake
i 3H. B. 49, Dickinson. Providing for
Ian analysis Of fornlaldetyde.
i II. B. AZ, Treat. Providing for an
Iailalysis of Paris green by the pure food
commissioner. Gjl
SENATE. <.E %
The session of the senate Saturday
i afternoon was a short one but coilsid-
Ierable work was accomplished by that
Iaugust body. Six bills were passed and
hive new ones were introduced
BILLS INTRODUCED.
| S. p. No. OF, Dyste Relating to the
construction Of drains. The bill pro-
vides that when ditch is planned to
extend through two counties the drain
age commissions of the two counties
may work together. to obtain the desired
md
i B. No. oo, Steele. Providing for
an increase in the. salary of the COVER
nor after January Il, 1907, from $4,000
j per year to $1,000 per year and allow
ling travelling expenses for attendance at
ali meetings Of commissions OF which
he is member.
S. b. No o3, Pierce. Providing for
an amendment to the constitution that
will increase the bonded debt limit OF
The state from 100000 to- $f,aoo,oOo
5. B. No. o5, Gtilack. Providing for
an increase in the licenses Of public
warehouses. II ;
Il COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Tie committee on judiciary reported
thar S. B. No. 3o BY Mr.. Sharpe, relat-
ling 10 tile form of summons in tile eoun-
ty court, was recommended to pass.
4 Tlie committee oil cities and inuIiici-
pal corporations recommended that S. B.
No. 3. by Mi. Kraabel, providing for
lpolice for towns and villages moi organ
jszcd for civil government and piovid-
ing revenue for support of same, do
Ipass. @
i BILLS PASSED.
| S. B. No. 6, by Mr.. Kraabel. Relat-
ing to the transfer Of corporation stock.
Ayes SO, noes o
s. p. No. ~, by Mr. Sharpe. Pro-
Iyiding for the licensing Of auctioneers.
Ayes sd, noes o.
s. p. No. 81, BY Mr.. Pierce. Provid-
Il ing for qualifications Of members oil
| soldiers home board and making RI FL.
HaIlSinson a life member 81 said board
Ayes 32, noes 81; Senators Talcott,
i. Young and McDonald voting against
i the measure
B. No. IA. by Mr., johnson of Nc
i Lean Relating, to sale Of personal
lproperty under foreclosure Of mortgage.
i Ayes .34, noes o.
s. r. No. So by Mi Stadc. Relating
to unlawful obligations. Ayes ST., noes
i S p. No S6. by Mr. Garnett con-
lstitutio'lal amendment providing for ID.
ycstlllcnt oi The pcii'sar1nt school fund