The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-03-01

ment to the constitution to raise debt
limit of state from 100000 to one
fourth of one per cent OF the total
assessed value of property. 2S6, au-
thorizing holders of state school land
contracts for lands over which rail-
roads have been located subsequent
to making contracts to surrender
such contracts and obtain new ones
less right of way required by rail-
way. 1877, raising license fee OF
grain warehouses. 295, prohibiting
high school children from visiting
pool rooms.
New senate bills: 3S1 by
Steele - Concurrent resolution to
amend constitution to locate normal
school at Or near Minot or Towner
1872 by Hanna-To prevent the en-
haustion of fertility of SOIL The bill
makes it unlawful to plant wheat.
oats, barley, corn, speltz, rye. uax,
buckwheat or other cultivated crops
on land cropped to same products for
last two years preceding and pro-
vides for fine of ten to twenty-five
cents per acre for so doing.
1888 by the committee on education
Prescribing objects of the several
state educational institutions, in ac
cordance with recommendations Of
the heads of the several institutions
who met here several day ago.
800 by McArthur-To prevent mo-
nopolies.
The senate committees reported on
forty-five bills and memorials The
following were recommended to pass:
S. B. 266. H. B. 1893. S. b. 800
H. B. 80. S. B. 261. H. b. 70.
s. B. 81. S. B. 271. S. B. 1863.
Senate concurrent resolution relating
to investment of school funds. S. B.
80. S. B. 49, H. B. 275. S. B. 3O4.
H. B. 274. S. B. 313. H. B. 2O3.
H. B. IL. H. B. 1893. H. B. 1876.
S. B. 315. S. B. 1856. H. B. 237.
H. B. 225. H. B. PA. Concurrent
resolution relating to state fairs. H.
B. 232.
A majority and minority report was
made on senate bill 235, the one that
1t pass and the other that it be in
definitely postponed. The bill pro-
vides for live stock sanitary board
for the state. An objection was made
to the consideration of the reports
and they were laid over till tomor-
row. Senate bill 231, which was re-
ported yesterday to pass and to
which Senator laMoure objected. was
called up today and on motion of Mr..
LaMoure was Indefinitely postponed,
The following bills were indefinite
ly postponed: S. B. 119, Purcell, re-
lating to organization of counties.
$. B. 14S. Sifton, powers of town
marshalls. S. B. 239, Stade, to pro-
hibit publication of names of intro
ducers of bills. S. B. 316, to provide
for two judges in sixth district
b. 252, Purcell, relating to method
OF renewing liens. S. B. 3O5, Young.
relating to lien of taxes. S. B. 299
hice' new tax law. H. B. 1888, Piper.
to repeal law providing for nuhllc,.
ton OF treasurers annual statements
zzf' White, relating to designation Of
county repositories. Senate bill 312
providing for tax for county fairs
=. B. 227, providing for changing
tne name of the reform school s a
2o4, changing poll tax law . s. p 900
relating to designation of comfy do
positories. We
The majority report Of the commit,
zee on apportionment on the bin nro-
Vlding for dividing the state into con
gressional districts on a line rnnnina
met laws adopted.
Little's concurrent reso,,t;,.
morializing congress to provide sor
department of mining head Of tba
department as a member of tba ..h
met avs adopted. >"'
New House Bills.
325 by Aaker-Concurren ,
.loh amending the constitution rain.
ing to revenue and taxation. av.a
ton OF property used exclnsivo,, sl
school, religious, cemetery and c,.' ~"
liable purposes and personI n.|' '''i''
IN value $500 each individual ~, ~
prov provides for gross earnings Of rail- '
road companies. VI 'aii-
10 oSo by Notwithstanding and
re-enacting section 3o5, 1,n5, n, anu
ing TO how civil townships n.' ,.'''-
formed. ''' may he
900, s1' by simpson-Arnendinv xec,ion
counties. ''h o. new
sss' Nelson Of Steele p.,u,.,,,.,
width of sleighs, sledy ara .'',
USED on public highway. cutters
e esdry commission ana a,,,rn ,l% 'or-