The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-03-24

ancy. mesmerism and IL spiritualism,
hawkers. peddlers, pawnbrokers, keep
ers Of ordinaries, ticket sealpers, EN-.
ployment agencies, s. theatrical and
other amusements from operating
without license or tax. and giving city
governments power to revoke such
licenses at pleasure. @v
H. B. 1873, DeLance-Providing for
the vacation of streets and alleys. es
tablishing the procedure and provid-
Ing for an appeal.
L H. b. IS, Misunderstanding date
when real estate taxes are due and
delinquent and providing penalty.
H. B. 444. streeter-Requirinz the
shipper OF emigrant movables and
live stock to deposit with the agent Of
the transportation company paid tax
receipt for the fiscal year in which
such shipment is offered for comoen-
sation.
I H. B. 1876. Hill of Cass-Declaring
ito be common nuisance bawdy houses.
houses of i'll fame, of designation or
prostitution or any other house, room
or place for persons to visit for un-
lawful sexual intercourse, or for any
other lewd. obscene, indecent or dis
orderly purpose.
H. B. so, Fraine-Providing for the
determination Of heirship and the
share of such heirs respectively in the
claims to certain real estate by action
in the district court.
H. B. 239, Homnes-Relating to the
commitment of prisoners to Jail from
counties having no Jail.
H. B. 257. misunderstanding for
better preservation of all plats and
plans in the office of the register of
deeds in organized counties.
H. B. Is. Anderson of Ramsey-Fix-
ing terms of court within Second jul
dicial district.
H. b. 416, Richland County Repre-
notwithstanding the terms of court
in the various counties comprising the
Fourth judicial district of the state
and the beginning and duration there
Of
H. B. 70, Notwithstanding for q
greater publicity of the finances of the
state. The first bill to be passed by
the house.
H. B. 2s4. Davis-Relating to fees
for filing articles of incorporation.
H. b. So, Gardiner-Reinstating and
validating the charters of corporations
that have been cancelled for failure to
make and file with secretary of state
reports as required by and under Sec
tons 4186 Of the revised codes.
H. B. ITO, Gorder-Providing for the
distribution of blue books among the
district schools of the state.
II. B. 100. O'Connor of Grand
Forks-Regulating the practice of med
icine and surgery in the state and al
lowing osteopaths to practice minor
surgery and to retain their titles of
doctor
H. 3. 334, Fraine-Regulating the
practice of osteopathy.
II. B. 1853, Homnes-Providine for
the appointment OF commission to
draft a revision of the probate codes.
II. B. Sc. Notwithstanding section
1921 of revised codes, relating to un-
claimed shares of estate in county
court. by providing that any unclaimed
money OF an estate shall be converted
into the state treasury after a period
of one year.
Fl. B. 254, Fraine-Reiating to who
shall act when judge is disqualified
Or absent.
H. B. 247. Observation-Disclosures wing
certain school lands in Dunn county
from sale.
H. B. 100, misunderstanding intoxi-
eating liquors.
HI. B. ia, Peart-Preventing the Civ
ing away or otherwise disposing of in
toxicating liquors as a beverage at
public and private sales of property.
H. B. 331, Thompson-Defining the
duties of county commissioners relat-
ing to the designation of official news
papers.
HI. b. &c, Price-Establishing uni
form rate for publication of county
commissioners proceedings.
H. B. 269, Misunderstanding to all
tering, disseminating and laying out
public roads and defining what shall
be deemed sufficient notice to all par-
ties concerned.
H. B. SO. Misunderstanding to con-
struction of ~" at railroad junction
and compelling granting of short haul.
H. B. 100, Fritz-Requiring railroad
companies to stop all regular passen-
ger trains at county Seats
II. e. SO, Misunderstanding to the
maintenance of station houses. Pro-
viding that railroad companies must
keep a station and station agent where
the outgoing and incoming freight and
all other receipts amount to $4,000.
H. B. POI, Fraine-Providing that
railroad and telephone companies file
with county auditor, maps showing ex-
act location of their lines in each
assessment dictrict and school district
and the mileage Of said lines and de-
scription Of any other property owned
in said district and make reports
to state auditor and state board of
equalization.
H. B. ~l78. Committee on Insurance
Giving the commissioner of insurance
the power to extend the period Of
residue in the organization Of domes-
tic stock insurance companies to not
more than one year beyond the year
already provided. gt3s .;
HI. B. %, Geiger-Providing a pen
atty for obstructing water courses.
HI. B. III, Fraine-Relating to SUI
perintendents furnishing clothing by
making the present law operative and
adequate maintenance Of
inmates Of institution for feeble