The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-30

sage after the amendments propOSe1
had been adopted
Another little feature Oh the aleel
noon session came when Mr.. HoInhes
Of Divide county moved that re-
cess be taken till 10 o'clock MONDAY
morning instead Of taking an auJoul"
ment till Monday afternoon. me nv
ton to adjourn prevailed. Arguments
in favor Of the motion for recess
were made on the ground that the
house calendar had not been cleared
and that there was a good plenty OF
work to do.
In the committee of the whole, the
following bills were considered anu
recommended for passage:
H. B. rs, Streeter-Relating 10
charges on printing.
II. B. So, Increasing cost of main
tanning patients at asylum for the IN
sane.
III. B. 80, Notwithstanding de-
pots at stations having over $12,OOV
annual business.
H. b. A, Fraine-Relating to track
from railroad to elevator.
H. B. 6S, Observation-Disclosures GER
tain assessments in cities and VIII
lagos.
indefinitely Postponed.
H. B. 81, o'Connor of Grand Forks
Relating to mechanics liens.
H B. Iii, Mountaineering salar-
les of district judges to $4,000 annual
ly.
H. B. III, Davis--Relating to testi-
mony before police magistrates.
H. B. 144, Doyle Of Foster-Allowing
! expenses of district judges while act
ing for supreme court.
Amended and Sent to General Orders
H. B. 1877, Honnes--Allowing district
judges expenses while acting as
justices for supreme court.
H. B. ia, Peart-Prohibiting sale or
dispensing of liquors at public sales.
Passed Third Reading.
H B. So, Brusletten-Giving mutual
insurance companies right to select
their own newspapers for publication
of annual statement.
H. B. 81, Sorlie-Relating to condem-
nation of ground for construction OF
bridges.
tenance for patients at institute foI
feeble minded at Grafton, SIS month
H. B. 10, Anderson of Ramsey-Fix-
ing terms of district court sessions in
the Second judicial districts.
H. B. 46, Dean-Defining unfair dis
elimination and providing penalty fol
violation.
The new bills introduced Saturday
afternoon follow:
H. B. 21S, Thompson-Mal1ing ar
appropriation of $252,500 for the Minot
normal school. Appropriations.
H. B. 219. Kuhl--For an act to pre-
vent fraud in taking mortgages or
personal property, to extend the time
of validity of the same, and to pro-
vide for penalty for alteration. Judi
ciary
H. B. 22O, Fraine-Repealing the
drug permit law. Temperance.
H. B. 221, notwithstanding rail.
road companies to pay damages wher
fires are started through fire escaping
or being scattered by trains. Railroads
H. B. 222, demonstrating con-
gressional districts. Apportionment.
H. B. 223, Streeter-Increasing daily
compensation of county commissioners
to SIS a day, fixing the daily office
hours from 8 to IL and from 2 to
o'clock when in session. Counties and
county boundaries.
H. B. 224, Fox-Prohibiting killing
of beaver from now until Jan. 1, 1920
except from Nov IS to Dec. Is OF
each year. Game and fish,
H. B. 225, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
notary publics to take oath and furnish
bond. State affairs.
H. B. 226, MISUNDERSTANDING the
law relating to the county payment OF
bounty for killing wolves. State af.
fairs.
H B. 227, MISUNDERSTANDING tc
costs and disbursements on the fore
closure Of real estate mortgage by
advertisement, and making SO the
maximum price to be paid. Judiciary
H. B. 22S, Price-Providing for the
appointment of the fire marshal of tn,
state. Insurance.
H. B. 229-Homnes-Defi bound
aries of the Eighth judicial districts
as containing Renville, Burke, Wart
and Divide counties. Judiciary.
H. B. $50, Ere intoxicating to fees
that can be charged by sheriffs as fees
Judiciary.
H B. 2S1, Geiger-Allowing the kill