The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-13
In the House Saturday.

Bismarck, N D., Feb. 13.-The fol-
lowing is the house routine Saturdays
Reports of Committees.
8. B. 1913, Plain-Legalizing certain
executions and acknowledgements, rec
commended to pass.
S. B. 19-Gronvold-Relat to
priority OF claims in insolvency pro-
ceedings, recommended to pass.
H B. 261. Hoge-Repealing the
Doyle non-partisan judiciary election
law, indefinitely postponed.
H. B. 20S, o'Connor of Grand Forks
Making state a defendant in divorce
actions, indefinitely postponed.
Fl. b. 227, Tostenson-Making SIS
the maximum charge for publishing
notices Of mortgage foreclosure. rec
commended to pass.
II . B. 275, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
admission Of live stock into state. rec
commended to pass.
II. b. 1877, O'Shea-Defining manner
in which board of school and univer-
sity lands may make investments, in
definitely postponed.
II. b. 239, Hommes-Prescribin that
prisoners may be incarcerated in jails
in county seats most accessible from
county having no jail recommended
to pass.
H. b. 206, Misunderstanding Mis-
souri, slope fair at Mandan and ap-
propriating $4,000 therefor, recon-
mended to pass. being amended.
S. B. 99-Relating to fees Of as
SCISSORS. recommended TO pass.
Fl. B. 1S5-Indefinitely postponed.
H. 3. 1S0-Amended and recon-
mended for passage
New Bills introduced.
H. B. 247, demonstrating time
spent as official stenographer for dis
trict court allowable in computing time
for candidate for admission to bar.
Judiciary.
H. B. 24s TuttIe-ReIating TO notice !
by register of deeds in cases of reaIl
estate mortgage foreclosures.
State Affairs
Fl. 3. 24s, Harty-Providing for the
collection OF delinquent personal prop
erty taxes and reducing the same to-
Judgment Tax and tax laws.
H. B. ESQ, Harty-Amending present
law relating to delinquent personal
property taxes, when due and penalty.
Taxes and tax laws.
H. B. 251, Price--IncreasIng the saI-4i
airy of the land commissioner from
$1,000 to $4,000 per annum. State az
fairs.
II. B. 252, Thompson-Allowing SUI
preme court to name bailiff. JudIciary.g
II. B. 253. Thompson-Providing for
the care andIcustody of the state law
library. Judiciary.
II. B. 254. O'Shea-Regulating corr
oner fees. State affairs.
III. B. 255, Englund-IndemnIfyi
owners of tubercuIar cattle killed by
order OF state live stock sanitary board. 1
Live stock.
b. b. 256, misunderstanding agri- \
cultural experiment station at Ken~s
mare. State affairs.
H. B. 257, Gorder-Relating to the
conduct Of affairs by county mutual
insurance company. Insurance.
II. B. 25s, Sauer-Relating to me-
chanics' liens. Judiciary.
II. 3. $50, Peart, by request-Reiat-
ing to bond that foreign societies must
furnish in bringing children into state
for adoption.
Morning Session.
At the morning session the houses
worked as a committee of the whole
and the following bills were recon-
mended for passage, Ployhar being in
the chair:
II. b. 80, Fraine-Providing for the
determination Of heirship in claims TO
certain real estate.
Fl. b. 124, Price--Regulating con-
struction OF public buildings
II. b. 165, Nestos- Establishing
bureau OF uniform accounting.
s. B. rs. Jacobson--Recommit to
the state affairs committee.
III. b. 90, Johns Providing for the
non partisan election OF county and
judicial officers. indefinitely postponed.