The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-15
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other amounts as may be necessary
for his actual expenses, do pass
Live Stock and Animal Husbandry:
II. B. 194-Relating 10 the issuance of
health certificates for live stock while
in transit, do pass.
Judiciary: S. B. 152-Relating to
the limitation Of action, do pass. II. P.
12-Providing for the abolition of the
public drinking cup, rereferred to the
committee on public health. S. 3.
12s-Regulating the issuance Of mar
riage licenses, do pass. S. B. 97--Fix-
ing salaries OF district judges and pro-
viding for payment of expenses, slight
ly amended and do pass.
Military Affairs: H. B. 67-Relating
to the duties Of the adjutant general
among other things making a bureau
of pensions and placing the adjutant
general in charge, do pass.
Game and Fish: s. B. 269-Estab-
fishing game preserve on the islands
of Devils Lake, do pass.
Public Health; s. B. 1S2-Relating
to the qualifications Of pharmacists
and raising the standard, do pass.
Committee on Temperance: s. B.
103 druggists permit bill)-Msjority
report amended bill providing for ST.
900 bond to be furnished by druggist to
whom permit was issued and recon-
mended it TO pass. Minority report
singed by Senator Talcott recommend
ed indefinite postponemenU On roll
call on adoption of majority report the
report was refused by a vote Of IS
IN of TOR
Garden the report was then referred
to a committee Of the whole to come
up Wednesday at 3 o'clock.
Federal Relations: II. B. 1-Reso-
luton endorsing the amendment to the
federal constitution calling for an in
come tax. Slightly amended and
recommended to pass.
Motions and Resolutions.
Senator Martin moved that the vote
by which s. 3. 164 was defeated be
reconsidered and the bill be rereferred
to the committee on insurance. This
is the Trimble bill calling upon the in
surance companies to invest certain
per cent Of the premiums collected
in the state to be reinvested in the
state. The motion carried.
There were a number OF petitions
read under this head, one being for
the establishment of a department of
agriculture in state graded and high
schools and consolidated schools.
Portal farmers claim they are OPP
pressed as far as the sale of their
products is concerned and ask that
the Dean Fl. B. as called the unfair
discrimination bill be passed. There
was a communication very generally
signed, asking that a bill be passed
providing that all road taxes be paid
in cash and that the road work be done
by contract. A communication was
received which was addressed to SEN
ator Duis, democrat, stating that the
people in his district were very gen.
orally satisfied with the present game
law and asking that it be repealed.
There were also protests received
against the passage of the druggist
permit bill, one urging the passage
Of the anti cigarette bill and one ia
voring the proposed law which would
do away with the traffic in snuff in
the state.
Third Reading Senate Bills.
S. B. 206.-Deinfng public roads.
Passed, AZ to /.
S. B. 222.-Making amendments to
primary election law making date for
holding it last Wednesday in July
instead of present time After con-
siderable debate as to whether the
cnange in dates would be of any value
to the farmers as TO being able to get
out to vote the matter was rereferred
TO the committee on election and
privileges
S. b. 225.-Regarding the payment
of alimony by either party to a di-
vorce case pending the proceedings
and regarding the custody of chill
dren. Passed. 40 to 8.
s. b. 233-Relating to the calling
in of another district Judge in cases
where it is shown there is bias ex-
listing and providing that expenses
of visiting Judge shall be paid By
county where court is held Passed.
A to 0.
S. B. s.-Regardinf the examina-
ton OF school lands for the deter
mination Of the extent of the coal
deposits There was an appropriation
carried in this bill and as it had not
been referred to that committee it
was sent there for consideration.
8. b. 244.--Providing that a public
administrator may not act as attorney
for estate Of decedent. Passed. 46
to 0.
s. b. 24s.--Providing for the pre-
servation Of section and quarter sec
ton corner monument Passed. Az
to 0.
S. b. 8.-Concurrent resolution call
ling for an amendment to the consti-
tuition of the state in order to allow
OF the establishment Of a state hail
insurance department. Defeated IT
to "a.
s. b. 81 and 1.-The former be-
ing the mechanic lein bill and the lat
ter relating to builders and contrac-
tors. were put over one day at the
request of the author
S. B. Relating to redemption
az real estate sold for taxes and ex-