The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-25

cial order for next Wednesday at 8
o'clock.
House bill 20 was amended and in
its amended form was recommended
for passage. 1t is the bill introduced
by j. A. Sorley and provides for the
notice of foreclosure of mortgages by
advertisement in such a way that the
mortgagor is likely to receive notice
of the same.
Shutting on the Wind.
The introduction of bills was given
shut of today, when Representative
Stevens moved that after March / no
member be allowed to introduce a new
bill without unanimous consent. On
the suggestion of Mr.. Shirley the mo-
ton was amended to read after Feb
ruary 2S, and as amended was adopted.
House Bills Passed.
The following house bills were read
third time and passed:
H. B. 1853, introduced by Mr.. Shirley,
regulating the operation Of passenger
and freight trains. and the receipt and
delivery of freight by railroads. The
vote was 80 to 2.
H. B. 1874, introduced by Mr.. Peake,
appropriating money to pay those who
contributed from their private funds
to keep the state exhibit at the Port
land exposition open after the general
appropriation had been exhausted. The
vote was 80 to 4.
h0 u,
introduced by Mr. Treat and prepared
by Pure Food Commissioner Ladd.
The vote was "a ayes and no nays.
H. B. 10S, introduced by Mr.. Deane
and regulating the time of notice of
appeal in district court cases. There
were 90 ayes and 2 nays.
H. B 161, introduced by Mr.. Rose of
Dickie and changing the time for the
opening of the meeting of the board
of county commissioners from Monda.y
till Tuesday. The vote was unanimous.
After the house had done the funeral
obsequies over the Sorley bill for the
granting of removal power to the gov
ernor, H. B. '225, the bill providing for
payment for horses killed because of
having the glanders, was passed, the
vote being 80 to 1.
Committee of the Whole.
The house then resolved itself into
committee of the whole for the pur-
pose of considering H. B. Nos. %, maxi
ing the appropriation for the soldiers
home at Lisbon; 131, the appropriation
for the government experiment sta
ton for the purpose of conducting
demonstration farms, cooperating with
farmers, experimenting in the manu.
torture of denatured alcohol, making
analyses of fertilizers and stock foods,
and for carrying out the provisions of
the pure paint, paris green and for
ma1dehyde laws; and 40, for the bene-
At of the North Dakota live stock as
sociation.
When the committee rose it reported
through its chairman, Mr.. Streeter,
that the bills do pass. Thereupon Mr..
Peake, the chairman of the appropria-
ton committee in charge of the bills,
moved that the rules be suspended and
that the bills be considered as en-
crossed and placed upbn their third
reading and final passage. The mo-
ton prevailed and the bills we're
passed. The appropriations carried are
as follows:
Soldiers home, deficiency ON monu-
ment, $735; sewer and construction OF
plumbing. $4,000; remodeling for new
dormitory. $500: construction of an
administration building, $4,000; total,
1926.
Live stock association, $500 annual
ly.
Government experiment station, S.
900 quarterly.
The New Bills.
New House Bills.
2O7, by Peake, providing for a uni
form system of accounting by. the
state institutions of North Dakota;
prescribing the books, forms, the du-
ties of the accounting officer, the state
auditor, and the institution treasurer,
with regard to such uniform system
OF accounting; also prescribing the
forms of checks and receipts to be
used and the manner of accounting to
the state auditor and the state treas
urer.
2OS, by Adams, authorizing the re-
funding of outstanding village bonds
and warrants.
209, by Pugh, amending section 1882
of the Revised Codes of the state of
North Dakota for-1905, relating to asy-
lums and poor farms.
300, by Rose of Dickey, to amend
section 1918 of the Revised Codes of
the state of North Dakota of 1905, re-
lating to townships purchasing road
machinery.
301. by Duncan, amending sections
926, 1928 and 935 of the Revised Codes
Of North Dakota, 1905, relating to de-
positors of school funds