The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-06


auditors and county board OF appraise.
ers consisting OF county superIntend-
ent OF schools. county auditor and the
chairman OF the board Of county com.
lmissionefs.
s.. ,. 1872, Davis-Appropriating &c..
GOO for maintenance of public health
laboratory in medical department oil
the state university and school Of
mines at Grand Forks, and its branche.
at Bismarck and Minot.
1874, diversion - Appropriating SO,
SS725 for the Williston experimental
station.
| s. B. 1875, Plain-C Concurrent resoiu-
| ton amending the constitution, en-
powering the legislative assembly 10
lprovide by law for the erection, leasing
and purchasing and operating terminal
elevators in the states OF Minnesota.
Wisconsin, or either.
s. b. 13s Plain-Concurren resoIu-
ton amending the constitution govern
Ing the sale of school lands to railroad
companies. No land shall be sold for
less than the appraised value and in
no case for less than $40 per acre.
8. B. 1S9, Walton-Providing for the
maintenance OF the Glendale In
dustrial school and appropriating 1885,
500 therefor
S. B. 141, McLean--Appropria
$3,500 for the erection of a seed house
and soil testing room, hog and chicken
house and the purchase of brood mares,
gasoline engine and other needed re-
pairs at Langdon sub experiment sta
ton.
S. B. 145, ld-Appropriatlng
$4,000 for the experimental station of
school Of mines and mining subs
ton at Hebron
S. B. las, Kennedy-Relating to the
qualification of pharmacists, requiring
that every applicant for license is over
rs years of age, of good character and
has had three years of practical phar-
maceutical work in place where
drugs, medicines or poisons were dis
pensed and retailed and prescriptions
compounded in a reputable pharmacy
under the instruction and supervision
of registered pharmacist and has
completed at least one year of work
in an approved school or college OF
pharmacy. On and after Jan. 1, 1915,
an applicant for examination as a reg
istered pharmacist must have had two
years Of practical experience and be a
graduate Of a recognized school of
pharmacy.
S. B. 14s, Duncan-Requiring sher-
lifts in all counties to issue receipts and
to file with the county auditors of their
respective counties all duplicate re-
ceipts issued for the payment Of de-
linquent taxes collected by them or
their deputies during their term of
office.
S. B. Isl, Duncan--Requiring county
commissioners in all counties. elected
or appointed to the Office, to furnish an
official bond for the faithful perform
ance Of their duties and providing for
the approval of the bond.
s. B. 153, Gibbens-Concurrent reso-
luton amending the constitution pro-
viding for its future amendment.
S. B. 100, Carter-Relating to town
ship boards and their authority in the
disposition Of road machinery owned
by same.
S. B. 161, Carter-Appropriat $31,-
$50 for maintenance and permanent i'm
provement at Wahpeton school of
science.
S. B. 1863, Cashel-Indemnifyin own
ers for horses killed or destroyed ac-
cording to law, for being affected with
the disease known as CHAMBERS.
S. B. ia, Bessessen-Relating to
desertion and non-support of wife by
husband or of children by either faith
err or mother and providing punish
ment therefor. and providing for man.
Her Of procedure and evidence reouir-
ed in such cases and to promote uni
formity between the states in refer
ence thereto.
S. b IFS, Ellingson-Relating to
officers and offices and the qualifica-
ton of officers.
S. B. 17S. Welo-ProhibitinE county
superintendent of schools, deputies,
school district officers, school officials
principals and teachers from receiv-
ing commission or fees Of reward for
or on account Of any school books,
furniture or other supplies purchased
during the incumbency of such Office.
S. b. 49,. Kretchmar-Providing the
levy and collection Of taxes in viii
lagos.
S. B. 1875, Pierce-Providing for the
establishment Of savings banks and
defining the powers and restrictions
Of the same
S. B. 1873. ingson-Licensing motor
and other vehicles and chauffeurs, de-
fining the road regulations of such
vehicles, providing that the funds re-
ceived from such licenses shall be ex-
pended on the maintenance of public
highways and making it a misde-
meanor to take and remove motor and
~ ryahfaIns
garage or building without the knowl-
edge and consent of the owners.
S. B. 1S9, Welch - AppropriatinR
$127,s0O for current and contingent
expenses OF state penitentiary and
making permanent improvements and
additions thereto.
S. B. 1874, Simpson-Defining Tenth
judicial district and providing for
holding terms of court therein. Dis
trict to be comprised of Stark Bill
lings, Dunn, Hettinger, Bowman and
Adams counties.
s. B. 1876, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dis
charge of liens not dependent upon
possession and to provide for release
of liens filed of record against real
property and personal property, and
the giving of an undertaking for the
payment thereof.
! S. b. 197-Joint Educational Com
mittee of House and Senate-Provid-
ing for the normal school board of
control which shall consist of one
member from each county wherein in
stitution is located, three members
from the state at large and superin-
tendent of public instruction.
| S. B. 1913. Gunderson and Duis--
| STIMULATING in what cases banking cor
/ porations shall have forfeited their