The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-30

II. B. 402, Prohibiting the
sale, manufacture and use of blank
cartridges, fire arms, certain fire
crackers and certain other explo-
sives.
H. B. 264, o'Connor of Grand Forks
Relating to the adoption of minor
children.
III. B. 42O, notwithstanding for
the extension of the corporate limits
Of cities, and method of procedure
for the extension for such extension.
H. B. 2o9. Misunderstanding to the
investment Of county sinking funds,
to be invested as deemed advisable
by hoard of commissioners or de-
posted in depositaries.
Fl. B. 118, Stern-Regarding the is
suance of bonds of park district by
board of park commissioners. which
shall not exceed per cent of the value
of the taxable property therein sit
uated.
H. B. s24, Misunderstanding to the
time of granting injunctions.
II. B. ABA, PrIce-Governing the
construction of public school buildings
and providing for the inspection, ven-
tilation and sanitation thereof.
H. B. 444, notwithstanding the
shipper of emigrant movables and
livestock TO deposit with the agent of
the transportation company paid tax
receipt for the fiscal year in which
such shipment is offered for compen-
sation.
Fl. b. 401, Knox-Increasing the debt
limit Of cities to cents of the as
sessed valuation and per cent more
on a two-thirds vote of the resident
voters of the municipality.
H. B. 443, Hoge-Concerning the
registration fees and compensation of
the veterinary examiners.
H. B. 81, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
public warehouses.
II. B. 275, Davidson-Regulatin and
providing for admission of livestock
into the state of North Dakota from
all other states and territories and
foreign counties.
H. B. 257, Misunderstanding for
better preservation of all plats and
plans in the Office of the register of
deeds in organized counties.
Fl. B. 297, Fraine-Providing for the
quarterly payments of the superintend-
ent of the state institution of feeble
minded at Grafton to the state treas
urer.
H, B. 28s, Misunderstanding to the
abuse of domestic animals and pro-
viding punishment therefor.
Fl. B. 315, consolidating to the du-
ties of local boards of health and SAINT
tary regulations of schoolhouses,
churches and public halls.
Fl. B. 335, CONTEMPLATING to coun-
ty mutual companies.
H. B. $50, Manipulating to terms
of office of boards OF directors of coun-
ty mutual companies.
II. B. 357. Gorder-Relating to terms
of office of boards of directors of
county mutual companies.
H. b. 367, DeNault--Legalizing all
notes and other written evidence of
Indebtedness providing for more than
per cent but not exceeding IL per
cent per annum interest and making
certain amendments to the provisions
for the penalty for usuary.
III. B. 27S, MISUNDERSTANDING for
the payment of expenses of district
judges when acting outside Of their
own judicial district
III. B. 3s5, Englund-Requ rail-
road companies to provide telephone
connections with their offices in towns
and cities where there is local tele-
phone exchange.
III. B. 331, Thompson-Defining the
duties Of county commissioners relat-
ing to the designation of official news
papers.
H. B. 422, Defiance cost
ef bridges over navigaLle rivers to So
90
n. B. $780, Hill of Bottineau-R elat-
ing to the board of soldiers home.
II. B. 1913. TolIefson- Relating to the
duties OF the boards of county COM
missloners, superintend county fiscal
affairs and providing for auditing and
checking OF offices.
HI b. 223, Streeter--R Relating to COM
pensation and Office hours of county
commissioners, allowing SIS per day for
each day they sit in session and 10
cents for mileage. making their ONCE
hours not less than from 3 to IL a. m.
and from to s p. m. each meeting
day.
Fl. p. 416, Richland County Repre-
sentatives Fixing the terms OF court
In the various counties comprising the
Fourth judicial district of the state
and the beginning and duration there
OF.
III. q. 39S. williams Providing for
commission form of government fiji
cities OF not less than 500 popula-
ton.
II. b. 237, Doyle of Foster and Ploy-
har-Concurrent resolution amending
he constitution providing for the ini-
tiative and referendum, recall Of pub