The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-21
Big BATCH OF
BILLS IN SENATE

Bismarck, N. D., Feb. 21.-At the
hrst morning session the senate took
up the bills left over from yesterday,
which were on final reading. Among
those passed were:
S. B. 200, Pierce-Relating to adj
mission to bar. jacobson wanted bill
laid over for one day, but the motion
was lost. Duis defended measure,
which was ultimately passed by 80
to 0.
5. B. 204, Duncan-Authorizing in
corporated villages to regulate and Ii
Cense liveries, drays, express lines, ETC.,
which was passed.
S. B. 257, Duis-Regulating the erec-
ton Of Telegraph. telephones, electric
light power and other poles and wires
conveying electricity in incorporated
cities Passed IS to o.
s. B. Esq., Linde-Relating to the
powers Of counties to issue bonds f)r
the purchase or construction of county
buildings, passed % to 0.
S. b. 22S-Relating to surveys AMI
! plats, carried S6 to o.
S. B. $50. Duncan-Stipulatin when
the chairman of county commissioners
shall sign warrants, passed "a to o.
s. B, 30T, Steele OF Renville-Con.
current resolution relating to the term
of Office of judges OF the supreme
court, making the term ten years,
PASSED 20 to 8.
S. B. gil, DEMONSTRATING to ac-
counts to be filed with clerk of the
district court in filing mechanics liens
and notice to party against whom lien
Is filed, passed 33 to g.
tn Ell ?eb,, wiresade, .S--b S. 3. 303ta
S. b. 800, Understanding TO
state the firearms on persons arrested
for felony, misdemeanor or other
crimes, passed 81 to 0,
s. B. 277, Baker--Providing against
the trespass in hunting game, passed
! SO to 4.
S. B. ESQ, Notwithstanding the
names Of corporations, prohibiting
misleading words in business styles
passed 80 to o.
Senator LaMoure moved general
clincher to all these bills, which was
carried.
The house bills were next in order
Those passed were:
H. B. 81, Sorlie-Relating to the To-
cation and building of bridges, passed
20 to 6.
III. b. 81 Frame Relating to the
duties of the adjutant general. passed
s2 to 2.
II. b. 2T, Misunderstanding to the
disposition of penalty and interest,
passed SO to o.
House Bills Passed.
! II. B. rs, C'Connor Of Grand Forks
Changing the blind asylum to school
of the blind, passed S6 to 0.
H B. 1853, Sauer-Relating to exemp-
tions to the head of family, passed,
81 to 0.
III. b. ITS, Committee on Insurance
Relating to capital stock of domestic
stock of insurance companies, 35 to 0.
H. B. rs, Misunderstanding to the
maintenance OF station houses, 3S to 0.
H. B. 81, France--Relating to tracks
from elevators to railroads, 81 to o.
H. B. Sc, Hedalen- Relating to the
disposition of unclaimed shares of es-
tate in county court, 81 to 0.
H. B. So. Jordal--R Relating to the duty
/ OF county auditor and requirements of
tax deeds, 81 to o.
III. B. 242 Davidson Relating to the
duties OF the state board of equaliza-
ton, 3s to 0.
H. B. 134. Moen of Cavalier-Relat-
I ing TO the powers and duties Of the
board Of railroad commissioners, was
laid over for one day
1 S. b. Is, which had been lost, was
reconsidered.
The naturopathy bill went over till
tomorrow.
New Bills.
Baker Relating to the salaries of
clerks of court