The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-01

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who shall pay Tor same and how. Rail-
roads.
II. b. So, BrussIetten-Reear to
taxes on life insurance companies. In
surance.
H. B. 81, SorIie-Relating to the To-
cation and building of bridges across
streams in the state. Highways and
bridges.
II. b. IS, O'Connor-Validating GER
tain special taxes and levies made in
cities during past few years. Judiciary.
II. b. TIA, DeNault-Raising the cost
Of keeping patients in asylum for the
insane from SO to SIS, charge to be
made to the county from which pa
tient is sent. Appropriations
Other Bills.
S. b. 176 was reported with slight
amendments by the committees on
highways and bridges and recommend
ed to pass. The bill concerns the re-
pairs Of bridges, the work to be let
without contract
A request was made that S. B. 81,
which relates to the increased COM
pensation for county commissioners
from 81 to IS be re-committed from
the committee on state affairs to the
committee on judiciary.
cimmittee Reports.
The committee on elections and
privileges reported s. B. 1872 to pass
and s. r.. Sc, providing for the recall
in cities where commission form of
government exists and for the return
to representative system of municipal
government, with slight amendments
was also recommended for passage.
The committee on temperance
recommended S. B. 2, which provides
for the prohibition of Intoxicating
liquors or narcotics on the premises
of penal or charitable institutions of
the state do pass.
New Bills.
Following were the bills introduced
in the senate' yesterday and the COM
mittees to which they were referred:
S. B. 221, Misunderstanding for
transferring of the so-called coil in
spection fund" in the hands of the
state treasurer to the general fund of
the state and providing that future COL,
lections by state inspectors Of oils
shall be credited to the general fund
of the state. Ways and means.
amend and re-enact sections 2, 16 and
of 1907, relating to primary elections.
Elections and election privileges.
S. B. 223, Steele of Renville-To
amend sections 39 and 40 of the ses-
sion laws Of 1902 relating to primary
election. Election and election priv
ileges.
S. B. 224, LaMoure-To amend sec
ton 9S of the revised codes of 1905,
relating to the fees OF the secretary
of state. State affairs.
s. B. 225, Undertaking to ALI
mony, support and maintenance of
children of marriage of either party
thereto in divorce actions. Judiciary.
S. B. 226, Linde-Giving the state
authority to require defendant to pro-
vide for the support and maintenance
Of plaintiff in divorce actions, Ju-
dietary.
S. B. 227, Gunderson--Making 1t un-
lawful for corporations having bank
ing powers to invest more than 80 per
cent of it's capital stock and surplus
in the banking house, fixtures, and fur
nishings, defining its powers as to Other
real estate and repeating section 4641
OF the revised scodes of 1905. Banks
and banking.
S. B. 22S, Stevens-To amend and re-
enact section 1899 Of the revised codes
of 1906, relating to plating of irregu-
lar tracts of land. Counties and county
boundaries.
S. B. 229, Plain-Concurrent reso-
luton amending the constitution of
North Dakota, empowering the legis-
Iative assembly to provide by law for
the erection, purchasing, leasing and
operating terminal elevators in the
state of North Dakota or any other
state. State affairs.
House Routine.
Bismarck, N. D., Feb. 1.-The reports
of committees of the house follow:
definitely Postponed.
H. B. los, Burns-Requiring uniform
system of accounting in state banks.
S. B. II, Misunderstanding to re-
ports of justices of the peace.
H. B. 143, Fox-Requiring spark ar
rosters on threshing engines.
H. B. 113, Law-Establishing uni
form width Of wheels of vehicles.
H. B. 142, Fox-Requiring spark ar
rosters on stationary engines or port
able engines.
H. B. 164, Anderson of Ramsey-Re-
curing the cleaning of grain by ele-
vator men before grading the same.
H. B. SO, Norheim--Determini the
identity of grantees in certain cases.
Amended, "Do Pass"
H. B. 81, Hill of Bottineau-Requir-
ing that threshing machines be cleaned
before being removed from one farm
to another.
H. b. so.
Recommended, "Do Pass"
8. B. Is. Pierce-Making Good Fri
day a legal holiday.
to manner of changing county bound
airy lines.
H B. %, Geiger-Prohibiting the
obstruction of natural water courses.
S. b. 20, Misunderstanding to con-
tracts for shipment of live stock.
Majority and Minority Reports.
Two minority and majority reports
were received on bills or resolutions
One, that on the board of school and
university lands, was sent to general
orders and considered yesterday, while
the other, relating to the use of cleo
trio headlights, was placed on general
orders for consideration today In this
report the minority favors the passage
Of the bill that compels the use of
electric headlights on locomotives.
Passed Third Reading.