The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-30
FULL LIST Of
HOUSE BILLS
All the Measures From the
House That Are Laws
These Ran Gauntlet Of Both
Houses and Governor

Bismarck, N. D., March 30.-The fol-
lowing are all the house bills that were
passed by both houses and signed by
the governor, some being emergency,
the others effective July /: .....
H. b. III, Fraine-Relating to super
intendents furnishing clothing by max
ing the present law operative and fur
nishing adequate maintenance of in
mates of institution for feeble minded.
III. b. is, Anderson Of Ramsey-Ffx-
ing terms OF court within Second judi
cial district.
III. B. 2, F'ried-Prohibiting introduce
ton Of Intoxicating liquors. narcotics
or other habit-forming drugs into
buildings or on premises Of penal and
charitable institutions of the state, ex-
.rept by authority of chief physician or
head officer Of such institution.
Fl. 3. ia, DeNault-Increasing
maintenance of patients in asylum for
insane from $40 to SIS.
H. B. 9, Burns-Relating to issuance
of marriage license by allowing sworn
statement before notary, as to age of
minor, to be taken by county judges as
of the same force and effect as an
other personally given before him.
II. b. %, Misunderstanding to TAX
ing Of fish by prohibiting use Of more
than one line or more than one hook In
taking certain fish from lakes and
streams, and providing that pickerel,
suckers. red horse, carp and bull heads
may be taken with a spear without
HrNf} at f4yJra nd l,n
use of set lines in DesIlacs lake, Mis-
souri,, Mouse, Sheyenne and Red rivers,
and allowing use Of pound nets, seines
or dip nets in taking these fish from
such lakes and rivers.
H. B. IS, O'Connor of Grand Forks
Validating special assessment and
taxes made Or levied in cities since
1908 and establishing rules Of evidence
relating thereto.
II. B. ia, Peart-Preventing the
giving away or otherwise disposing of
intoxicating liquors as a beverage at
public and private sales of property.
H. B. 1853, Misunderstanding a COM
mission to recodify probate code and
report to next legislature.
H. r. IS. Gardiner-To reinstate and
validate charters Of corporations that
have been cancelled by failure to make
and file report with secretary of state,
as required
Fl. B. 50, Misunderstanding to con-
struction of "y" at railroad junction
and compelling granting of short haul.
III. B. 1. Doyle of Foster-Joint reso-
luton ratifying the sixteenth amend
ment to federal constitution. relating
to the income tax.
II. B. 173. Hoge-Relating to bylaws
of private corporations by providing
that any corporation may amend its
articles at any time and adopt such
provision of unit vote by unanimous
vote, all Stock with emergency.
II. B. rs, Price-Establishing uni
form rate for publication of county
commissioners proceedings.
Fl. B. 254, F'raine-ProvidinF that
another judge may be called in cases
where a county judge is absent from
state, i'll or unable to act.
H. b. q, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. that
penalty and interest collected on spe-
cial assessments in townships. villages.
towns and cities and school district
shall be turned over to such subdIvi-
sion, also making such penalty and
interest on special drainage tax or i'm
provement fund divert to such fund.
Fl. b. 56, Hedalen-Amending sec
ton 1921 Of revised codes. relating to
unclaimed shares of estate in county
court, by providing that any unclaimed
money of an estate shall be converted
into the state treasury after a period
of one year.
Fl. B. ST. Fraine-Making adjutant
general member Of the state military
board.
Fl. B. Is, O'Connor of Grand Forks
Constitutional amendment opening
way for Minot normal to hold public
land grant should such grant be
made.
H. r. 1853. Sauer-Reducing addi
tional exemptions to $500 by amending
section Till of revised codes.
III. B. 178, Committee on Insurance
Giving the commissioner of insurance
the power to extend the period OF
residue in the organization of domes-
tic stock insurance companies TO not
more than one year beyond the wear
already provided.
II. b. 10, Walters-ProvidIng for a
greater publicity of the finances of the
state. The first bill to be passed bv
the house.
III. 3. Sd, Akesson-Providine for the
appointment of overseers of high
ways.
II. b, 81, Akesson-Fixing the
amount to be allowed for labor ON
highways, when performed in payment
of road taxes. Minimum 50 per dav.
maximum So
Fl. B. ITO, Gorder-Providing for the
distribution of blue books among tbe
district schools OF the state
TT. p. H., Law-Concernin +ba al
sditional powers of board of county
commissioners in auditing books Of ali
of1cers, levying taxes not exceeding the
amount authorized by law and to
liquidate indebtedness.
n, B. 100, misunderstanding intox-
icating liquors.
II. 3. 136, Hill Of Cass-Declaring
10 be common nuisance bawdy houses
houses of Ill fame, of designation or
prostitution or any other house, room
or place for persons to visit for I'M
lawful sexual intercourse, or for any
other lewd, obscene, indecent Or dis
orderly purpose.
IL p. l5l, Davis-Relating to pro-
sposais and acceptance of bonds Of
county depositors.
II 3. 152, Fraine--Authorizing a
state flag patterned after the one car
ried TO the Philippines by the North
Dakota regiment during the span
jsh- American war.
FL. p. $50, Stern Providing when
an action OF forcible detainer Is main
tAinable.
Fl. 3. 229, Homes Relating to the
boundaries and terms of court of and
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