The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-07

contractors, manufacturers and pro
ducers resident within the state
II. B. 100, MISUNDERSTANDING intoy
icating liquors.
III. b. 1873, DeLance-Providin I'd
the vacation of streets and alleys. ca
tablishing the procedure and providin
for an appeal
B. II. 1874. Moen Of CavaIier-Rela
tive to the powers and duties of rail
road commissioners.
III, B. 1876, Hill OF Cass--Declarin,
to be common nuisances bawdy houses
houses of i'll fame, of designation O
prostitution or any other house, room
or place for persons to visit for UNI
lawful sexual intercourse, or for am
other lewd, obscene, indecent or dis
orderly purposes
III. b. 1871, Homnes-R eimbursinl
district judges when called to sit III
hearing of cases before supreme court
when regular members thereof are dis
qualified.
H. B. 145, Ployhar-Appropria
/ $4,000 for maintenance and permanent
improvements at the Valley City nor
NAL school.
( III. B. Isl, Davis-Relating to pro-
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county depositors.
III. Il. 152, F'raine-Authorizing a
state flag patterned after the one car
ricd to the Philippines by the North
| Dakota regiment during the Span
ish- American war
Fl. b. 153, Jordal-Relating to du-
ties Of county auditor and require
ments of tax Ceeds.
III. b. 1876, Fassett--Appropria
$37,500 for the tuberculosis sanatorium
at Dunsieth.
II. 3. 10, Misunderstanding to rules
governing state board of pardons.
II. B. 172, Moen of Benson-Relating
to the proof Of planting trees, pro-
viding that proof of planting trees
shall be filed within one year with
the county auditor.
II. B. 176, Fraine-Relatng to de-
post Of militia companies with state
treasurer as evidence of good faith
in preparation of erecting armories.
Fl. B. 1T, Engluud-Authorizing the
board of railroad commissioners to
appoint agents at terminal points of
Duluth and Minneapolis for the bene
fit Of shippers Of grain Of this state,
and providing for Sheir compensa-
ton and appropriating $4,000 for the
purpose Of carrying out the provisions
Of this act
II. B. $50, stern-Providfng when
an action of forcible detainer is main |
TT. r. 1S1, Misunderstanding to !
education and the selection Of school |
house sites by popular vote or by vote
Of school boards.
H. p. 1S3. Boyd-Relating TO the or
der Of succession, in cases where no
Will or testament is left, an only |
child or descendants sharing equally
with wife or husband of deceased.
III. b. 1873, Moen of Benson-Relat-
ing to the furnishing of a list of
Jurors to the clerk of the district
court, providing that auditor shall
nail same with clerk
H. 3. 1870, Fox-Providing for the
lid of poor, consisting Of those per-
sons convicted of crime who have
been placed upon probation subject
% the provisions of law, or who have
been paroled, or whose terms Of inn
1risonment has expired, appropriat-
ng $500 annually therefor.
II. b. 1913. TolIefson-Relating to the
iuties of the boards of county COM
superintend county fiscal
affairs and providing for auditing and
checking of Offices
II. B. 1874, Cunningham-Regu
The issue Of health certificates for
livestock in transit or before ship
nent out Of the state or upon enter
ng the state and making certain acts
n violation thereof misdemeanors.
H. B. 1877 McClellan--To provide for
to the resident tax PAYERS
# the state in respect to the various
publications which are published for
rec distribution by the agricultural
ollege and prescribing the duties of
he agricultural college and of the
ounty auditors in relation thereto.
Fl. 3. POI, F'raine-Providing that
abroad and telephone companies fIc
With county auditor, maps showing ex. {
ct location of their lines in each
assessment district and school district
nd the mileage of said lines and de- {
cription Of any other property owned l
n said district and make reports {
state auditor and state board of {
qualization.
I'll. b. FOG, Whitmer-To incorporate /
nd establish the Missouri slope agri- &
ultural fair and appropriating $4,000
herefor t
II. B. 2o7, Anderson Of Ramsey-Tc I
the sale of nursery stock and {
0 provide a nursery inspector.
IA. b. 209, Edwards-Relating to the S
Investment of county sinking funds Ii
0 De invested as deemed advisable s
~ board of commissioners OF de,
osited in depositaries. Z
II. b. 21O, DISCARD Of Nelson-To en-.
ourage elementary education in the !
ural schools of North Dakota and r
ppropriating $4,000 therefor.
II. B. 215 Ployhar-Defining fine r
oundaries of the Fifth judicial dis c
'ict fixing the terms of court therein
nd validating certain judgments. 4
Fl. b. 217, Knox-Authorizing the 1
soard of railway commissioners 10 =
efund license fee of public grain ware
ouses.
Fl. B. 221, Relating to the :
ability for damages from fire. :
III. 3. 223. Streeter-Relating to com
ensation and office hours of county
allowing IS per day
,r each day they sit in session ana
cents for mileage, making their
nee hours not less than from to IL n
m. and from 2 to p. m. each meet
liz day.
III. B. 225, MISUNDERSTANDING to :,
le bonds of notaries public. :
II. B. 229, demonstrating to the =
and terms of court of and
the Eighth judicial district, con- :
sting of Ward, Renville, Burke and Z
wide counties. 9
III. B. 232, Lee-Providing for salary y
T sheriffs and providing for fees COL =
cted by sheriffs to be turned into
e county treasury of their resnectirn n