The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-18

those who have been members OF the
legislature for a number of previous
terms. In beautiful flow of oratory
which dilated upon the grandeur Of
North Dakota and her sons, he pre-
scented the name of Mr.. Breugger for
the long term for the United States
senate.
Senator Duis, in nominating Senator
Purcell was received with great
cordially and loud applause.
The following bills were introduced
in the senate yesterday on their first
reading and were reread under sus-
pension of the rules and referred to
their respective committees:
S. B. 70, Steele of Renville-To
amend and re- enact section 1923 of
revised codestof 1905. Judiciary
S. b. 80, Committee on Cities and
Municipal Corporations-To amend
section 1869 of revised codes of 1905
as amended by chapter 265 Of session
laws of 1907, relating to contracting
Of loans for payment of corporate in
debtedness and providing for levy of
taxes to pay final judgment NUM-
cipal corporations.
S. B. 81, Committee on Cities and
Municipal Corporations-To amend
section 1854 Of the revised codes of
1906 relating to fees of sheriffs for
the collection of delinquent personal
taxes Municipal corporations.
S. B. 80, Steel of Stutsman--To
provide for the appropriation of $685.
700 for the erection of new buildings
and for necessary improvements at
the state hospital for the insane at
jamestown. Appropriations.
S. B. SO, Steel of Stutsman-To pro-
vide for an appropriation of $113,761
for concurrent and contingent expenses
OF state hospital for the insane Of
North Dakota at Jamestown. Appro-
priations
S. b. "a, Plain-A concurrent reso-
luton amending the constitution of
North Dakota, relating to the legisla-
tive department and providing for di-
rect legislation, the providing of con-
stitutionaI amendments, reference laws
and recall of officers. Judiciary.
s. B. IS, Whitcher-To place the
office of sheriff on salary basis and to
provide for salary thereof and the
appointment of deputies and prescrib-
ing penalties for violation of provisions
of said act. Judiciary.
S. B. Sc, Gunderson-To provide for
judicial procedure to determine the
identity of guarantees and shares of
each in cases where lands have been
or may be patented, granted or con-
veyed by the United States to heirs
and devisees of deceased person with
out naming therein the persons so
designated as guarantees. Judiciary
S. B. 81, Elken--To amend section
2767 OF revised codes of 1905, relating
to the letting of contracts for side
walks in cities. Municipal corpora
tions.
8. b. SO, Elken-To amend section
276S Of the revised codes of 1905 re-
lating to repairs of city sidewalks.
Municipal corporations.
S. b. SO, Plain-To amend section
4 of chapter 172 of laws OF 1901 en-
titled, An act to create a state farm
ers' institution, board Of directors and
its powers and duties and
making an appropriation for the con-
Quoting of farmers Institutes, as the
same as amended by chapter IL of the
laws of 1903 and chapter 20 Of the
laws of 1905. State affairs.
S. B. 80, Gronvold-To provide for
and giving notice OF title
of lands to heirs of deceased persons
and establishing a right to heirship
to real property and to provide
method Of procedure therefor. jul
S. b. 81, Turner-An act to specify
who may sue for divorce within state
of North Dakota and amending Sec
ton 4067 revised codes Of 1905. Ways
and means.
S. B. 90, Duis-Relating to children
who are now or may hereafter become
dependent negligent or delinquent to
define these terms and to provide for
the treatment, control, maintenance.
adoption and guardianship
of persons of such children Ways
and means.
s. B. 93, Cashel-To amend and re-
enact section 1891 to 1896 inclusive OF
revised codes of 1905. relating to edu-
cation. as amended by chapter 80 OF
session laws OF 1907 Education
ST. B. "a, Simpson Regulating in
heritance in case of unlawful killing.
judiciary.
s. B. 95, Gunderson Regulating con-
ditions and provisions to be continued
in policies or health or accident in
surance in the state. Insurance.