The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-20

and 1855.
On motion $. B. 2sa was withdrawn
from the temperance committee and
re-referred to the committee on state
affairs.
New Senate Bills.
S. B. S52. Duis-ReIating to county
commissioners. state affairs.
s. b. 353, Election Committee-To
provide for expression OF qualified vot-
ers Of several political parties of their
choice for the nomination by their
party for president and vice president
of the United States, and to regulate
district primary elections for the cleo
tion of said political party's delegates
to their respective national conven-
tions and for the payment. OF dele
gates necessary expenses, which shall
not exceed 5000 each, for the election
of party candidates to the Office OF
presidential electors and the election
Of national committeeman. Elections
and election privileges.
s. B. 354, demonstrating to fees
OF the clerk Of the district court. Ways
and means
s. B. 255, Simpson-Relating to the
assessment of coal mines. Judiciary.
Senate Committee Reports.
Irrigation and Drainage: S. B. 265
Relating to additional assessments
for drains, slightly amended and do
pass.
Game and Fish: Do pass
Corporations Other Than Municipal:
s. B. 26O-Regulating name of cop
porations and to prohibit the use OF
misleading words in the names Of cor
porations, do pass.
Public Health: H. B. 96-Creating
a board of dental examiners and reg
ulating practice OF dentistry, do pass.
State Affairs: H. B. 197-ReguIat-
ing the circulation Of publications OF
Agricultural college. do pass S. B.
263-Creating the Office of county adj
juster, do not pass. s. B. 102-Con-
current resolution establishing agri-
cultural college at Beach, indefinite
ly postponed and by request of Sem
ator Martin, referred to committee Of
whole.
Judiciary: Concurrent resolution
from the house providing for the pub
LEGATION of the code to be known as
Revised Codes of 1911, slightly amend
ed, do pass and referred to committee
on appropriations. III. B. 11-Non-par-
tisan tax commission law majority re-
port do pass, minority indefinite post
ponement. S. B. 91--Who may sue for
divorce, majority do pass, minority
indefinite postponement Fl. B. 254--
Who shall act when county judge is
disqualified or absent, do pass. S. B.
302-Forfeiture of firearms or other
weapons when found on persons con-
victed of crime, do pass. S. b. 307-
Relating to length of terms of judges
of supreme court, do pass. 8. B. 311-
Relating to mechanics leins, do pass
Counties and County Boundaries:
S. 3. 2S9-Relating to the duties OF
chairmen of county commissioners in
regard to signing warrants, do pass.
Agriculture. S. B. 262-Creating a
revolving fund in regard to state Irvine
plant at penitentiary, do pass.
Public Printing: s. B. 273-Requir-
ing that the union label be used on
certain classes of state printing and
requiring that the printing be done
in the state wherever possible, do pass.
Petitions and Communications.
A letter was received from number
Of residents of Fargo asking that the
legislature pass bill creating the
Office of state industrial labor COM
missioner.
A communication was received from
voters in Bottineau county protesting
against the passage of a bill intended
to drive out medicine peddlers in the
state.
A o,,,v,,,vioo ti.,,, J., s,,n,,ort ~ 1bo
anti cigarette bill was received from
citizens in Mclean county.
A letter was addressed to the chair
man OF the appropriation committee
prostesting against the passage Of an
ti-pass legislation.
Junketins Committee
A concurrent resolution was offered
providing that members of the differ
ent visiting committees should receive
SIC per day for their services while
serving on the several committees and
be allowed their actual car fare and
expenses. The matter was referred to
the committee on state affairs.
A report was received from the Sc
lect committee to attend the Dairy
mems convention at Jamestown and
was ordered printed in the journal.
Third Reading Senate Bills.
S. b. 222-Changing the date Of
holding primary election to latter part
of July was passed by a vote Of 3S
to Is.
8. B. 2so-Relating to primary
ballot passed AZ. to 0.
S. b. 27S-Relating to primary
elections passed AZ to /.
s. B. GAG. Plain-Prohibiting the
carrying of firearms by children under
age Of is except while they are under
proper guardianship, passed 43 to 0.
s. b. 252, Cashel--How tax list shall
be made out by county auditors,
passed 40 to 0 with clincher attached.
S. b. 1873, MISUNDERSTANDING Ii
cense for motor vehicles and further
that fund thus derived be used in
maintenance Of public highways and
regulating speed of automobiles on
country roads to thirty miles per
hour, passed A to O..
S. b. S1-Relating to fees for sher-
ifs and providing for fee of 81 for
properly certified report of uncollect-
ible delinquent personal property tax
es, passed 80 to 4.
s. b. 95, Regulating
health and accident insurance. COM
panies and providing for the style of
policy to be used Put over till Mon
day when it VIII come up as special
order OF business.
House Routine Saturday.
Bismarck N D.. Feb. 20.-When
the register Of deeds salary increase
bin came up there was considerable
discussion. If enacted the bill would