The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-25
Senate Routine,

Bismarck, N D., Feb. 25.-The fol-
| lowing bills were up for third reading
| in the senate yesterday: ....
s. b. 245, Understanding anfaiT
discrimination between different sec
| tons Of the state in the sale of COM
modities. Passed 80 to 10
S. B. 312, Gronvold-Relating to the
compensation for county health board
superintendent. Passed Al to 0.
S. B. 1913, Pierce-Relating to the
articles Of interpretations. Passed AZ
to 1.
s. b. S34, Pierce-Relating to the
Indebtedness of corporations. Passed
AZ to 1.
S. b. Ell, observation-disclosures the
organization Of villages embracing ter
ritory in more than one county. Passed
AZ to 0.
S. B. 80, Gronvold-Regardin the
title of lands by deceased people to
heirs. Passed A to 0.
S. B. 1S7-To encourage elementary
| education in North Dakota and maxi
ing an appropriation therefor Passed
As to 0, with clincher attached.
S. B. 23S, Welch-Providlng for an
appropriation empowering the board
of school and university lands to make
examination of all school lands with
the idea of ascertaining the coal value
thereof. Passed Al to 0, with clincher
attached.
S. B. 150-Regulating the issuance
of tax receipts. Put over one day.
S. B. 1856, Linde-Relating to the en-
| forcement of the prohibition law and
providing special fund for the use of
Estates attorneys in that particular
/ S. B. 332, Steele of RenvilIe-Relat-
ing to the adjustments of cross judg-
ments. Passed Al to 0.
| ;. b. S26, DEMONSTRATING to lay
ing out and altering roads. Passed 46
| to 0.
,. B. $40, Prohibiting the
purchase or sale of political support or
political editorials. Passed 81 to 7.
S. 3. 3Ss. Committee on Elections
and Prescribing legal rates
for the publication of political an
nouncements. Passed Al to 2.
s. b. 329-Prescribing the legal rates
Tor the publication of political an
| movements. Passed by vote of Al TO
2, with clincher attached.
>. b. 3SS-Providing for the publica-
ton OF the names of candidates before
the primary. Passed AZ to 0.
s. B. 21s-Relatlng to references and
trials by referees. Carried 3S to 2.
s. B. S10-Relating to the registra-
ton of voters at all elections which in
cludes women voters in school board
elections. Passed 3S to 2.
5. b, 27-MalSing an appropriation
for the Minot normal school TO meet
| the expenditure for the erection of
buildings and permanent improve
ments necessary in connection there
with and for furnishings, equipment
and maintenance. Carried 80 to 0.
There was some discussion over the
vote by which S. B. $40 was carried.
This bill prohibits the sale or purchase
| OF political support or political edi-
torials and prescribes a penalty there
for. Senator Bessessen made clinch
er motion, but 1t was defeated. Sena-
tor Martin and Senator Talcott both
opposed the measure, and with the as
distance Of Senator Stevens Of Grand
Forks, were instrumental in securing
a reconsideration of the vote by which
1t carried Senator Martin then sue
ceeded in making the bill special or
der for this afternoon at O'Clock. The
bill is considered to be rather a drastic
one, and has met with considerable
deposition in various sources.
House Routine Yesterday.
S. b. 1ss-Rights of purchaser OF
land at tax sales. Postponed.
S. b. 46--Do pass.
III. b. s04, Default Uniform meth
DDS of computing dockage. Postponed.
Il. b. $50. ss4 and so--Recommend-
ed do pass.
1 III. R. Postponed.