The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-02-20

Il
ident Bartlett ruled the minority report
out of order and it was not considered
The governor sent to the senate the
name OF Kirkelie of Ward County and
Depuy of Rollette to be trustees of the
school Of forestry, /. 4zs...~
When the senate was called to order
a resolution from the legislature OF
Arizona was presented asking the leg
islaturc of North Dakota to protest
against the effort being made to admit
New Mexico and Arizona as one
state. ., 49,. >... r. ~r,.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
The committee on banks, recon-
mended to pass senate bill No. I6I. a
| bill creating a state banking board
and regulating the operating. Of banks
II. B. No. 10, relating to the militia
ITO pass. T..
+ S. b. No. 200, relating to the funds
of the soldiers home. To pass
S. B. No. eos. increasing salary OF
land commissioner TO pass.
5. B. No. I8o, creating park districts
| To pass s.taa555l.
H. B. No. 40, relating to the names
Of certain townships. To pass
H. B. No. ~, relating TO the sell
ling Of nisbranded and adulterated
drugs: TO pass. .-..
/ S. B. No. I84, relating to titles OF
! real estate. To pass. Sir.
] s. B. No. 1877, providing for lier
for repairs for personality To pass.
JOINT SESSION.
President Bartlett appointed Senator
Cashel and Senator Hanna as a com
mittee to meet Mr.. Bryan and with the
house committee escort him to the
house where the joint session was to
be held. The senate then retired to the
house chamber where the address o
| Mr.. Bryan was listened to. The adj
dress in full appears i'll another col
\ tlnln.-
4 ,., ''I MORE REPORTS.
After the joint session the follow.
ing bills were reported upon:
S. B. No. 2o7, allowing cities to put
aside certain property for public pur-
poses, ..@. ... t. ls-s
| S. B. No. 63, relating to the oil in.
spector. Topass.
s. B. No. Io2, providing for STATE
flower. To pass >.
/ S. B. No. I5o, relating to- invest,
ment OF funds of domestic insurance
companies. To pass. a..,s ..,... 'A'7ass ;
S. B. No. 100, prohibiting corpora
ltions from making political contribu.
itions. Postponed. 81.
! TO 5PUBLIsH PRIMARY LAW.
Senator LaMoure introduced reso-
Hutton which was adopted providing
that the secretary of state Shall have
published i'll the newspapers Of the
state, the primary election measure
passed by the legislature and provid-
| ing that the same be paid for at gtht
lsame rates as ordinary official notices
+. BILL INTRODUCED. II
| S. B.. No. 2II, Little, relating to the
renewal of mortgages on personal
property. 5.Ea.As~.za . I
BILL PASSED E
S. B. No. I6I. Pierce relating to
banks and banking. providing, for the
organization, management, control
Regulation and supervision of banking
1 the violation OF the provisions of the
same, and repeating laws inconsistent
Herewith. ~
/ Senate adjourned :
| HOUSE PROCEEDINGS,
| When the house convened III the
Imorniiig at the expiration Of the re
cess, Speaker Piercy was atinable to be
present, but delegated Representative
IShiels of LaMoure TO preside as speak
i Or. ,,.., q a ~, 3 ~ y ~ ~
BILLS PASSED. Il
Senate bill No. SO, an act to amend
| chapter zoo of the session laws Of 1907
land amending section 7671 OF the re-
lyised codes of 1900 relating to unlaw-
1ful obligations was placed upon its
| final passage and passed.
Senate Bill 6I, an act to provide
/, for the care and disposition OF the
estates of deceased inmates of the sol
Idiers home, was upon its final passage
land was passed.
L Senate Bill 26, an act to prohibit
persons Under the age of rS years to
be allowed to play iii, or visit any pool,
billiard and card resorts, was upon its
| third reading and passed.
Senate Bill SO, ain act to amend Sec
ttCtt ,SesfN>t, VI titSt 9lNtiSStf
to the issue Of summons: in county
court with increased Jurisdiction, was
upon its third reading and passed.
Senate Bill 9, an act appropriating
$I,50o for the payment Of the expenses
| of Prof. E. F. Ladd, state food com
I, ,inissiotier. III defending a suit brought
against him by AN association OF food
manufacturers, was upon its third
reading and passed.
Senate Bill 36, ali act providing for
1.-THE establishment of grades and high
ways In certain cases, was upon its
ttliird reading and passed.
Senate Bill So, an act providing for
the establishment OF grades and high
ways Sin certain cases, was upon its
lthird reading and passed.
House Bill 30, defining the duties OF
railway commissioners, was upon its
third reading and final passage and
passed BY q vote Of 50 ayes and s nays.
Senate Bill 22, an act to amend Sec
tiofl 1905 or the revised codes 1900,
relating to the powers and duties oI
boards Of trustees and the 1evyjng and
collection of taxes iii villages, was
upon third reading and adoption. The