The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-02-13
More Bills Sprung by the SolOns

which certain actions may be commenc-
ed, was passed without dissenting vote
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
4 Fl. B. No. 28, to prevent fraud in the
sale of formaldehyde and prescribing a
penalty for the violation thereof, and
charging the N. d. Agricultural College
with the analysis of the same. was pass
ed without dissenting vote.
/ H. B. No. 80. relating to jurors, was
passed without a dissenting vote.
Fl. B. No. 81, providing for the con-
struction of bridge over and across
Des Lac Lake in Ward County, was
passed without dissenting vote
FIRST READING HOUSE BILLS.
House Bills No. SO, 81, 81, II, &c, 100,
90, Al, 100, 1I3, I62, I63, 1853, lis. $50,
were given their first reading.
SECOND READING AND REFERENCE.
House Bills. No. II, 12o, 113, 162, and
I53 were given their second reading
and referred to the judiciary committee.
J. House Bills No. sI63 and $50 were
read the second time and referred to
the committee on state affairs.
ii. B. No 80 was referred to the
committee on railroads.
House, Bills No. 81, 81 and Go were
read the second time and referred to
the committee on ways and means
Fl. B. 90 was referred TO insurance
committee. ~
II. B. No. AZ was referred to COM
mittee oh highways and bridges.
H. B. No. 10 was referred to com
mittee on grains and grain grading.
H. B. No. lis, was referred to com
mittee on municipal corporations.
Senate adjourned. s,j.a.
REPORTS OF HOUSE STANDING COMMITTEES
II. B. Io2 A bill making it unlawful
for any person to solicit orders for in
toxicating liquors and beverages in this
state The committee reported favorably
upon the bill with the Recommendation
that it do pass. s ,~rv
H. B. o5. Al bill providing for post
ponement of trials in justice court
which was referred to the temperance
committee, was indefinitely postponed
II. B. %. A bill repeating the law
providing for rewards for the arrest and
conviction of violators of the prohibi,
tory law, commonly known as the Shells
law, was reported by the temperance
committee, with a recommendation that
it be indefinitely postponed. 1t was
postponed, .,. ~. -, Is .~
S. B. 60. Providing for the establish,
ment of grades and highways, was re-
ported favorably and recommended tc
| pass. .o,.r.>r Z ~ $50
H. B. IS. Relating to the giving no.
tlcr OF taking up of estrays and pro-
viding a penalty for failure, was report
| ed by the Judiciary with a recommen
dation that it do pass. =
H. B. 49, Fixing the salaries Of dep
uty county auditors,;e was reported by
tlts Judiciary committee with a. recon-
Imenflati7n that il be indefinitely post
lponst IL was postponed.
III. b. Ii3 Relating to the renewa
| of chattel mortgages, was reported by
the judiciary committee, with a recon-.
mendation that it be indefinitely post.
poned. : 1t was postponed. d. w..
H B. I42., A bill to amend section
3742 OF the Revised Code of 1880, reat,
ing to succession,y was reported by the
committee with a recomnleli-
dation that it be indefinitely postponed
/ 1t was postponed. ~. #$..|...=
H.. Is. 3d. Relating to the powers and
duties Of the commissioners Of railroads
was reported favorabiy by the judiciary
COMMITTEE, with a recommendation that
L it do pass. EsG
S. b. 10. Relating to reimbursine
counties paid to county judges OF
county courts, was reported by the j,I-
dietary with recommendation that i,
hsls Jal 4,
that it do pass when so amended. The
bill was amended.
Ihe committee on engrossmcnt re-
ported that house bills Nos. I4I, 81
I50 and 100 had been properly engross-
III. .B. I24. To amend section 682s oi
the Revised Codes of 1890, was reported
BY the committee Oh banking with the
Recommendation that 1t do pass.
BILLS .fNTRoDU UcED. .
HI B. cog, Simpson. An act to ap-
propriate $1,000 annually for the, nexi
two years to the Morton County Fail
County Association, for the purpose oi
holding state fair and providing foI
premiums for agricultural, horticultur,
all and stock exhibits and to provide
|proper accommodations for said exhibits
II. B. 2o4. Gibbens. An act creating
land establishing an agricultural expert.
|nent station, Towner County, and pro-
viding for its management and making
an appropriation there fore III the sun
|of $1,000 /,
Fl. B. 2o5, Ryan. IA bill requiring
registers Of deeds TO give receipts fol
all Instruments left in his office for rec
l ord. ,s al
The committee on taxes and tax laws
reported to the house on I'll. B, 26, re-
lating to delinquent personal property
taxes, recommending that the bill be
amended Tt was so amended without
| |cffccting the real value Of the measure
The committee OH cngrossilent To
ported that III. B Nos. 100 and Ell, had
been correctly cngrossed.
THIRD READING Or BILLS.
III d. Nos. I62, 100 and II3 were
placed upon their third reading and
final passage. !
COMMITTEES or THE, WHOLE.
a motion was carried that The houss
resolve itself into. committee Of the
whole Mr.. Strceter Of Ernnions wa.
called to preside and H b. Nos. I62
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