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

owners on terminal elevators may bulk
sidetracks to railroads at railroad
company's expense
/ III. 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.
III. 81. 90, Misunderstanding a state
board of dental examiners, to regulate
the practice of dentistry in the state
and to provide for licensing dentists
and penalties for the violation Of the
provisions OF the act.
III. b. 102, Norheim-Relating to
prosecution on information and in
what cases.
H. B. 10, Hyland-R Relating to rules
governing state board of pardons.
Fl. B. 172. Moen of demonstrating
to the proof of planting trees, pro-
viding that proof of planting trees
shall be filed within one year with
the county auditor.
Fl. b. 1873. Moen of Benson-Relat-
ing to the furnishing of q list of
jurors to the clerk of the district
court, providing that auditor shall
mail same with clerk
H. B. 1914, Cunningham-Reg
the issue of health certificates for
livestock in transit or before ship
ment out of the state or upon enter
ing the state and making certain acts
In violation thereof misdemeanors.
H. B. 1877, McGlellan-To provide for
information to the resident tax payers
Of the state in respect to the various
publications which are published for
free distribution by the agricultural
college and prescribing the duties OF
the agricultural college and OF the
county auditors in relation thereto.
II. B. 207, Anderson of Ramsey--To
regulate the sale of nursery stock and
to provide a nursery inspector.
II. B. 217. Knox-Authorizing the
board of railway commissioners to
refund license fee of public grain
warehouses.
II. B. 242, Misunderstanding to the
duties of the board of equalization
i'm levying special tax of one-tenth mill
on the dollar upon the assessed valua-
ton of all property on the state wolf
bounty fund into the state treasury.
Fl. B. 270, Stern--Relating to the
powers of city councils in regard to
the regulation to the inspection, weigh
ing and measuring of lumber, firewood
coal, hay, and any article of merchan-
disc and to establish one or more city
scales and to require dealers in such
commodities to use such scales.
H. B. 273, Lageson-Regulating the
size and construction Of caboose cars.
H. B. 81, Johns-Preventing the
spread of contagious diseases and SAN
itary regulation of coaches, cars, and
steamboats, in the state.
III. B. 328, Bowd-ProhibitinE the
keeping open or the running or per-
hitting of running of any theatre,
moving picture show, or theatrical per-
formance upon the first day of the
week commonly called the Sabbath.
H. B. 1872, Nestos-Prohibiting the
placing Of screens or other distractions
across the windows and doors of pool
halls.
H. B. 1874, Fraine-Regulating the
practice of osteopathy.
H. B. BAT, demonstrating to ad-
mission to the bar.
Fl. B. 352, Thompson-Providin for
a bailiff of the supreme court
H. B. 369. Stern-To prohibit for
tune tellers, astrologers from opera
ton in cities. -f.
H. B. 221, Misunderstanding to the
liability for damages from fire.
H. b. 1858. Thompson-Amending and
repeating certain acts and sections
of the revised codes pertaining to the
state library.
HI. B. All, Sgutt--Preventing the
placing of dependent children in fami-
ly homes for pay by midwives, mater
nifty hospitals and others.
Fl. B. 442, misunderstanding to the
issuance of bonds by civil townships.
Fl. B. 1873, 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.
H. B. 201 Fraine-Providing that
railroad and telephone companies file
with county auditor, maps showing ex-
act location of their lines in each
assessment district 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 the state board OF
equalization.
H. B. S55, Misunderstanding for
the reimbursement of owners of. cat
tie destroyed by order of the state
livestock sanitary board on account of
tuberculosis and levying tax to
create a fund therefor,
Fl. B. 419, Moen Of Cavalier-Re-
lating to the appointment and obli-
cation Of jailers and the manner of
fixing compensations to be allowed for
jailers' services.
H. B. 433, Demonstrating to the
filing of mechanics liens and the Civ
Ing Of notice of furnishing materials
to contractors and subcontractors.
H. B. 232, Lee-Providing for salary
for sheriffs and providing for fees col
lected by sheriffs to be turned into
the county treasury of their respective
counties and prescribing penalty for
violation of act.
n. B. 279, DeNault-Making 1t felony
and providing penalty for a guardian
county commissioner or Official or en-
ploye In penal correctional or elee-
mosynary institution to induce fe-
male ward or pauper under his care or
an inmate Of such institution to have
Illicit sexual intercourse with him by
threatening to withhold the necessities
OF life or threatening physical violence.
ri. B. 259, Davidson-Providing for
the nomination of candidates for office
by popular vote at primary election
and the registration and enrolment
OF party affiIiation.
II. B. 1877, Hommes-Reimburs
district judges when called to sit in
hearing Of cases before supreme court
when regular members thereof are dis
qualified.
H. b. 274. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES