The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-11

III. B. 248, Fox Relating TO deputies
and clerks TO be allowed certain county
offices. indefinitely postponed.
New House Bills.
H. -. 226, Boyd-Providing that
counties may adopt uniform text book
system. State affairs.
FL. B. 227,Anderson OF Ramsey--Mak-
ing Il unlawful for any person to hunt
upon premises OF another without Sc
curing consent. Game and fish.
III. b. 22s. Boyd-Prohibiting the op-
Grafton Of moving picture shows of
theatrical performances on Sunday.
Ways and Means.
Fl. b. 229, Wambem--Allowing only
two terms Of Office for clerks of court.
county auditors, registers OF deeds,
state attorneys. sheriffs, county
judges and county treasurers.
III. b. $50, O'Connor OF Grand Forks
Making the election OF county COM
missioners at large instead OF by dis
tricts, Counties and county bound
aries
H. B. 3S1, hompson--Requiring that
one Of the official newspapers Of a
county shall be located at the county
seat. Counties and county bound
aries.
II. B. 3s2, Nestos-Prohibiting the
use of screens or distractions across
windows and doors Of pool or billiard
halls. Municipal corporations.
H B. 333, Olegard of Nelson-Regu-
lating the extension and restriction of
the corporate limits OF cities. towns
and villages. Municipal corporations.
H B. ss4, Fraine-Relating to prac-
tice of osteopathy and amending pres
ent law TO prevent unqualified persons
to practice. Public health.
Fl. B. SS5, Gorder-Allowing stock
holders of county mutual insurance
companies to vote by proxy. Insur-
ance.
H. B. 33s, O'shea-Requiring rail-
road companies to provide suitable
scales for the weighing of grains and
providing liabilities and penalties.
Railroads.
III. B. SS7, neutrality-suspicious.
$4,000 for the promotion of immi-
grafton. Appropriations.
| III. B. 33S, Knox-Relating to what
| storage tickets shall express. Ware
house and grain grading
ii. Is. 6abt ETiCE-4NG@dlG NA~
licensing of motors and other vehicles
and defining road regulations. State
affairs.
HI. B. 80, sorlie-Repealing provi-
slons of the so-called Bacon law, re-
lating to qualified electors. Elections
and election privileges.
| III. B. 341, Price--Granting woman
| suffrage Laid over for one day.
/ H, b. R42, Johnson Regulating pub
4 tic printing and binding and prescr1b-
| ing duties of boards relating there
| to. Public printing. =,
H. B. 343, Misunderstanding ar
/ ticle q, chapter 80, revised codes Of
/ 1905, relating to townsites on public
1 lands Judiciary.
II II. B. 344. Williams-Prohibitin APP.
1 pointment of any but United State:
citizens, or those who have declared
i intention to become citizens, to pub
lie clerkships, deputyships, etc. State
affairs.
H. 3. 345, Tuttle-Relating to per.
sonal property exemption for surviv.
ing wife, husband or children. Judi
ciary.
Fl. B. 346, misunderstanding own
erS or CONTIGUOUS Creating lleL5 vi
grains to give notice to elevator
within radius of fifteen miles Of plac
where such grain is grown. Ways an
means. +N
Bills Passed by. House.
Fl. B. 1874, Moen-Relative TO power
and duties Of board of railroad com
missioners. Carried by vote Of So
6.
Fl. B. 242, Davidson-Relating to TIL
duties of the state board of equaliza
tion in levying special tax for wo
bounty. Carried by 81 TO 10.
III. B. &c. WilIiams-Regulatin tn
practice Of dentistry in the state an
to provide for the @rensing of den
lists. Carried by "a to 0.
H. b. 221, Martin of Morton--Re
lating to the liability for damages fror
fire from railroad trains in transi
was rereferred to the committee o
railroads on motion Of Mr.. Sorlie.
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