The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-22

4 20 pass.
H. B. 16s, scott-Paying road tax in
cash, no Recommendation.
II, b, 22o, Frame Repeating drug
permit. postponed.
s, B. 8s. Cashel-Fixing manner oil
counting votes on groups OF candi-
dates. do pass.
Fl. b. 401. Knox-Increasing debt
/ limit, do pass.
H. 3. 40, H6ge--Issuing bonds for
| grain, postponed.
II. b. 229, Homnes Fixing terms in
eighth judicial district, amended and
do pass.
s.. -. 200. Kennedy-Paroie Of life
prisoners In certain cases, postponed
Fl. 3. S22, Doyle Of McIntosh-Re-
lating to notaries taking acknowledge
ments Ia other counties, postponed.
III. B. 23O. Fraine--Defi sheriffs
fees, do pass.
II. b. 27s. DeNault--Mal1ing certain
offenses against inmates OF penal OF
reformatory institutions a felony, dc
fpass.
H. B, 2sS, misunderstanding do
nestle animals and defining punish
Ing, do pass.
H, B. BAT, Homnes-oualifcati OF
candidate for admission to bar dc
pass.
III. b. SAB, Williams-Townsite on
public lands, do pass.
II. B. 272, Tostenson--Creat hail
insurance department, postponed
H. B. 1879, Kyllo-Creating hail in
suranee department. postponed.
H. B. &c. Notwithstanding right of
heirship in certain cases, do pass.
S. B, ~, Demonstrating to ju-
dicial districts. do pass.
s.. B. 1876, Putnam-Discharge Of GER
tain liens, do pass.
H. b. S5S--Law library custodian
amended and do pass.
i S. b. 1874, Simpson-Terms OF cour
in tenth district, do pass.
H. B. 154, Kyllo-Fee for filing drut
permits, amended and do pass.
Night Session.
After holding morning, Afternoon
and night session, the house took ;
recess last night at 10 o'clock unit
this afternoon at o'clock when, fol
lowing the joint assembly of the tw,
houses at which President McVey o
the state university will speak, an
other recess will be taken till tomor
row afternoon when the final grint
starts.
Probably the most important featur
of the evening was the consideration
and passage of the EngIund bill, n
B. 355, which provides for the REIN
bursement of owners Of cattle des
troyed by order of the state livestocl
sanitary board on account Of TIL
disease tuberculosis, and providing
for the levy of a tax to create a funt
therefor.
This bill was up Saturday after
noon on it's third reading and woult
have been passed without difficult.
at that time but for the objection
raised by Mr.. Sorlie, who first aske,
to make a few amendments. This priv
lege being denied by the author of tn
measure, Mr. Englund, Mr.. Sorlie thel
moved that the bill be indefinitel.
postponed, which was lost. A subse
quent motion was made by Mr.. sor
lie which sent the tubercular cattl
bill to the committee on livestock
Last night, when the Englund bill
was brought up again for final con
sideration, II came back from tn,
livestock committee without amend
ment and recommended for passage
Despite the objections made the bil
was carried and goes to the sen
ate
There was little else Of interest out
side the passage of the normal schoo
board of control bill. With the amend
ments that have been made, thu
measure goes back to the senate an,
will be concurred in, and will sooi
be before the governor
The other bills passed at the nigh
session were:
H. B. s4O-Relating to who is en-
titled to vote.
II. b. S44-Prohibiting the appoint
ment to any state or municipal stu
alton of clerks, hoolkeepers. type
writer's, shorthand writer's or othe
office amanuensis who are not citi
zens of the United States or who ar
not bona fide residents Of North Da
kota.
H. B. 18S-Relating to the furnish
ing of list of jurors to the clerl
of the district court.
H. B. 31S-Relating to the taxation
OF costs in county courts having in
creased jurisdiction.
H. B. 177-Authorizing the board o
railway commissioners to appoin
agents at terminal points of Dulutl
and Minneapolis for the benefit o
shippers of grain of this state, an,
providing for the compensation an,
appropriating funds for the purpos
OF carrying out the provisions of thi
act.
H. B. 310-Relating to taxes.
II. B. 35-A bill to amend section
1871 of the 1905 revised codes of Nortl
Dakota.
The only bill killed at the first nigh
session this year, was H. B. 285. re
lating to unlawful obligations in writ