The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-09
Senate Routine Wednesday.

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hand this week to fight the measure
Senate Routine Wednesday
Bismarck, n. D., Feb s.-A large
number of kilograms and letters were
read In the senate yesterday during
the order for communications, all of
which protested against the passage
of III. B. As, which is claimed will be
detrimental, if passed, to the raisers
and buyers OF grain in the state and
that it will hurt competition. Pre-
vious letters were read the proceed
ing day.
Plain Secures Reconsideration.
Senator Plain, father of S. B. 121,
relating to estrays. which was lost on
its final reading Tuesday, asked that
the vote by which abe bill was killed
be reconsidered and that the measure
be recommitteed to the committee on
livestock. Unanimous consent of the
senate was given and the bill revived
and sent back to the committee men
toned for reconsideration.
Marriage License Bill Passes
II. B. 9, relating to the issuance
of marriage licenses, which was OBJ
jected to Tuesday when it came I'D for
final reading by Senator Mcdowell. and
which on his motion was laid over one
day, was brought up again and passed
by vote of SO to 6, seven absent
not voting. Senator Mcdowell stated
he had explained to him satisfactor-
lily those features of the measure which
he did not understand the day before
and he withdrew his objection
Senate Bills Pass House.
The following bills were reported
back from the house with the mes
sage that they had passed: III. b.
S., requiring that deputies in county
and state offices shall be residents of
the United States; III. B. So. relat-
ing to repairs of sidewalks in cities:
S. B. %, regarding the use of streets
and alleys of incorporated villages by
automobiles, engines or any kind of
self-propelled vehicles.
House Concurrent Resolution.
In the message from the house
concurrent resolution was brought over
which calling for the recodification
or the laws of the state and the pub
lcation of volume entitled Revised
Codes of 1911, which has already pass
ed the house. The resolution will come
up today in the regular order of bust
ness.
8. B. 8, by Senator. Gunderson. a
measure for the repeal of the pres
ent game law, was reported back from
the committee on appropriations
without recommendation and upon mo-
tlon was rereferred to the committee |
on game and fish.
Reports of Standing Committees.
At the hour of the reports of stand
ing committees, the following bills were
reported back for further consideration
of the senate:
Education-S. B. 10 relating to the
makeup Of the high school board was
amended I'm several particulars and
recommended to pass.
Judiciary-s. B. SO, relating to
causes for divorce was indefinitely
postponed. S. B. 55, providing when
surety may be released on bond and
prescribing method of procedure s.
b. 1875, regulating the discharge of ieins
5. B. "a, providing that no person who
unlawfully causes the death of an
other and shall be convicted thereof
shall inherit any of the property of
the decedent; were wen recommended
for passage
State Afrairs-S. B. 100. regarding
the making and publication of state
ments of insurance companies, do
pass.
Temperament. B. ia, to prevent
the giving away or sale of intoxicat-
Ing liquor at public sales, objected to
by Senator LaMourse and which laid
over for one day.
Ways and Means-S. B. PA. regard
Ing the recording of instruments in
the office OF the register OF deeds do
pass. s. B. 1913, regarding the listing
Of property for taxation, referred to
the committee on state affairs. 8
B. 1876, relating to allowance or re-
Iections OF claims by executors or adj
and providing for notice
hereof, do pass, after the emergency
clause had been cut OFF.
First Reading.
On their first reading the follow
ng house bills were heard:
H. B. 2s, Geiger-ReIating to the
diversion Of water courses. Drain
lge.
H. B. az. Cunningham-creatine
glandered horse fund. Appropria-
ions.
FL. B. liz, Law--Increasing powers
# county commissioners. State af-
airs
III. B. 1873, DeLance-R Relating to the
'acation OF streets and alleys. NUM-
'ipal corporations
III. B. S., Gardiner-Validatin cor
'oration charters. Corporations other
han municipal.
III. B. 169, Homnes-Providing for h
he codification of probate code. IN Ii
Iiciary.
FL. b. 172, Moen-- Regarding proof /
4 planting Of trees. Agriculture.
New Senate Bills.
, The new senate bills introduced yes
erday on their first reading and the
to which they were sent
IN second reading were:
s. b. 262, Thoreson- Creating re-
'olving fund for twine plant at state /,
'enitentiaFy. Agriculture :
8. p. 263. Misunderstanding co,,ntv
djustor. State affairs.
$. -. 264, Talcott--Appointm ana .
Obligations of jailers. State affairs.
3. b. 265, Kernedy-Creating i'm !