The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-03-07

sons practicing palmistry, ciairvoy-
ancy mesmerism and sniritualism
hawkers, Deddlers, pawnbrokers,
keepers OF ordinaries, ticket scalpers,
! employment agencies, theatrical and
other arnusements from operating
} without license or tax, and giving city
governments power to revoke such
licenses at pleasure.
II. B. So, Misunderstanding to audi
tors tax notice of sale
FL. B. $50, Hill of Bottineau-Relat-
ing TO the board of the soldiers home.
H. b. 3S5, Englund--Requiring rail-
road companies to provide telephone
connections with their offices in towns
and cities where there is local teIe-
phone exchange.
ri. Is. 39s, Williams--Providing for a
commission form of government in
ciues OK not less than 500 popula-
| ton.
II. B. 4o1, Knox-Increasing the debt
| limit Of cities to cents of the as
sessed valuation and per cent more
| on two thirds vote of the resident
voters of the municipality.
| ii. b. 400, Aasheim-P Prohibiting the
sale, manufacture and use of blank
cartridges, fire arms, certain fire.
crackers and certain other explo-
sives.
III. B. 41o, Fried-Relating to alb
stractors of titles.
II, b. Ala, Johns-Preventins infant
blindness caused by the preventable
disease known as ophthalminamia
neonatorum.
IL. B. 416, Richland County Repre- |
notwithstanding the terms of court
IN the various counties comprising the /
Fourth judicial district of the state
and the beginning and duration there
Of
III. B. AIT, Observation-Disclosures to
terms of sale of real estate by
guardians.
III. B. 419. Moen of Cavalier-Re-
lating to the appointment and obu-
cation OF jailers and the manner of
liking compensations to be allowed |,
for jailer's services
IL. b. 420, Notwithstanding for
the extension of the corporate limits
OF cities, and a method of procedure
Tor the extension for such extension.
H. B. 421, Sgutt-Preventing the
placing of dependent children in fami-
ly homes for pay by midwives. mater
nifty hospitals and others.
Fl. b. 422, DeLance-Limitinv cost
of bridges over navigable rivers to So
O00 w.
II. B. 472, Heinemeyer-An act to
withdraw from sale or rent certain
school land in Dunn county.
III. b. 433, DeLance-Relating to the
Hing of mechanics liens and the Civ
ing Of notice Of furnishing materials
to contractors and subcontractors. t
I'll. B. 434, Price-Governing the n
of public school buildings
ana providing for the inspection, ven Il
,llaton and sanitation thereof. Il
ii. b. 436, Fassett-Licensing and r
regulating hospitals, sanitariums and o
'ther institutions and for the pro- Il
ection of the patents therein. Ct
II. b. 442, Observation-Disclosures to the tt
ISSUANCE Of bonds by civil townships k
II, b. 443, Hoge-Concerning the Ia
egistration fees and compensation of Il
he veterinary examiners.
II. b. 444, Recurring the r,
hIpper of emigrant movables and d
ivestock to deposit with the agent of S
he transportation company paid tax Ct
ecelpt for the fiscal year in which I'll
uch shipment Is offered for compen- 81
ation. q,
H. B. 445, Referring to the duties Fl
tN PV"eis q the hoard of trustees h
u the state hospital for the insane
ia DeNault-Increasing mainten- II
nee ohkpatientss in asylum for insane N
rom SO to SIS. g
204, Frame Providing that another
udge may be called in cases where a
ounty Judge is absent from state, i'll 4
+ unable to act.
lS, Anderson of Ramsey-Fixine Z
erms of court within Second Judicial
district.
l58, sauer-Reducing additional ex-
nptlons to $500 by amending section
III of revised codes.
d. Fraine-Making adjutant general
member OF the state military board.
~ EdWards-Providing that penalty
nd interest collected on special as -
eSsnents IN townships, villages, towns al
nd cities and school district shall be Sc
lrhed over to such subdivision, also th
laklng such penalty and interest on IN
pecial drainage tax or Improvement dt
Ind divert to such fund. G.
17S, Committee on Insurance in
lg the commissioners of insurance the ST.
over to extend the period of resi- CO
ue in the organization of domestic w
took insurance companies to not more CO
IAN one year beyond the year already 81
rovided. tn
IS. O'Connor of Grand Forks-Con-
-ltutional amendment opening way DC
Or Minot normal to hold public land ar
rant should such grant be made. IL
rs, Professionalism uniform rate pa
'r publication of county commission co
IS proceedings. pe
2 FTied-Prohibiting introduction of sc
ltoxicating liquors, narcotics or other 90
drugs into buildings or
4 premises of penal and Charitable ~ ~
stitutions of the state except by au- vi
lority of chief physician or head Of ca
GER of such institution. .e
so. O'Connor of Grand Forks-I,e- ~
alizing certain special assessments -
lat may have been levied since 1909. y
i, Doyle Of Foster-Joint resolution
the sixteenth amendment to "
deral constitution relating to the in
me tax. ma
56, Hedalen-Amending section 1921 IN
revised codes, relating to unclaimed Pc
lares Of estate In county court by ~
DIVIDING that any unclaimed money 10
an estate shall be converted into De
lie state treasury after period of one M
EAR.
l73, Hoge- Relating to bylaw of prl- an
Ute corporations by providing that err
~ corporation may amend its arti- tri
es at any time and adopt such pro- an
sion of unit vote by unanimous vote Gu
stock with emergency. w
III, Fraine-Relating to superin- ~
ndantS f1,rpsshsvry o1.+I,f,,a~ %