The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-02-13

session will not see such a great pile of
work accumulated as is usually the case.
The house met in the morning on Sat-
urday in order that the carpet which has
arrived might be laid ii the afternoon.
The session was a comparatively quiet
6rie. ...s.. z.ss @
The senate ACCOMPLISHED a GREAT deal
of work at the session in the afternoon,
passing six senate bills and three house
bills. 3 81: y IA. 4 i
Several appropriation bills were In
troduced, Saturday being the last day
Wheir appropriation bills could be intro
duced unless by unanimous consent.
Z cocHRhNE MEMORIAL, PROGRAMME.
: The special committee selected to arr
range a programme for the Cochrane
memorial day on Wednesday reported
the programme to the senate at the ses-
sion on Saturday. The programme will
be as follows: :@-' @
Address, Rev Father Coriaty of Grand
Forks. f.. lzE III ' n
Address, Hon. Tracy r. Bangs, Grand
Forks. :"< " s
Address, Hon. r. N. Stevess, member
of the house from Burleigh
Address, Hon. l.. M. Simpson, mem
her of senate from Stark County.
Address, Mr.. S. g. Skulason, graduate
University Of North Dakota law school.
&. BRYAN 10 ADDRESS LEGISLATURE.
Mr. Bryan, who next to President
Roosevelt is probably the most popular
man in tile United States, will have the
privilege OF addressing the cream of
North Dakota's population on the oc-
casipiI of his visit to- the capitol next
week. He has been invited to address
the senate and house in joint session
and will probably address the reWspa-
per men who will be in session at the
same time. tE
Governor Sarles has received word
from the great democrat that he will
accept his offer to be. his. guest while
IN the city. The visit of Mr.. Bryan is
being looked forward TO with great
deal Of pleasure by all of the legisla-
tors and people of the city
The committee ON public health rec
commended to pass S. b. No. LA, Hanna,
relating to the practice of optonetry.
The committee on state affairs rec
commended to pass senate bills number
I3o and house bills number 100, rs, 5I24
and I3e. ~ .4s5.
The committee on Judiciary recon-
H1ended to pass senate bills number
l36, los, IIO, 7, and house bill No. 4
The committee on cities and corpora
tiaiis recommended to pass S. B. No.
Ia8, relating to the duty OF township
Supervisors.
brown RESOLUTION ADOPTED.
The committee on warehouses and
grain grading recommended that the
resolution introduced by Senator Brown
urging the Wisconsin legislature to pass
S. B. No. Io5, now before that body,
and which provides for the creation of
a grain commission of three members,
one of whom shall be appointed at the
designation of the governor of fNortli
Dakota. The resolution was adopted by
the senate without dissenting vote
MHARG RESOLUTION. 4
On motion. the resolution introduced
in the house urging the North Dakota
representatives III congress to urge the
appointment Of Ormsby McHarg TO the
district jndgeship in Alaska, passed the
senate.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
S. B. IA, Taylor, raising the grade
of qualifications Of applications for ad-
mittance to the practice of medicine iii
the state. The bill provides that an ap-
|plicant shall have a diploma from a COLI
lege Of standing. 1t raises the standard
lin North Dakota to that Of other states.
S. B. No. I75. Herbrandsor Relat-
ling to education. The bill provides that
at least six months of school snail be
held lii each district. 5s
81 B. No. no, Senate; Joint Special
Committee. Relating to clerk hire in
state offices. s35
s. No. ~, Young. providing that
the governor Shall make rccommenda-
tion for a member Of the grain COM
mission proposed BY tie Wisconsin leg
islature He shall receive a salary Of
$1,000 per year. 4.
S. B. No. I7S, Swensofi. Lowering
the legal rate Of interest from Ia per
cent 10 10 per cent.
S. B. No. I7o, Fox. Providing for
the appointment OF commission and
making ah appropriation for the Lewis
land Clark Exposition.
s. B No. ISo Bacon. Relating to
the. creation Of park districts in cities.
s. B. No. ISI, Crane. Lowering the
rate which railroad company may
charge for passenger traffic to 2I cents
per mile, and prohibiting the issuance
LOT passes except to employees
S. b. No I8a; Senate Joint Special
Committee. Raising the salary of the
deputy land commissioned 70 81 800 per
year.
81 B. No. I8s Little. relating to the
publication Of sale of university and
school lands.
BILLS PASSED Il
S. B. No sS providing for state
census, was passed without a dissent
ling vote:
s. B. No ST. relating to the manage
|meiit of the institution for the feeble
minded was passed without !; dissent
ling vote. q s.s
s, B. No Oh, providing for the rein-
|suraslcc Of risks of life insurance COM
panies, was passed without dissent
iing vote.