The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-04

lund and the Davis resolution which
provided for the appointment of three
committees, OF five members each, to
make tour of inspection of the veri-
Gus state institutions
When s. b. 103 came up by special
order at o'clock, 1t was referred to
the committee on judiciary instead OF
being given It's final reading at that
| time. II has to do with the druggists
permit law, and IL was unders TODD
that few concessions were to be made
In certain amendments and that IL was
the original intention TO send 1t back
to the committee on temperance in
whose hands II has been.
BY request of Senator LaMoure, s.
B. IS, relating to the speed OF loco
motives while passing through cities
and towns and requiring the rail-
roads to maintain some sort of pro-
lection at railway crossings in cities.
villages and towns. was laid over one
day, which WIFI bring 1t up for oon-
sideration next Tuesday afternoon.
The concurrent resolution regarding
the sale of school lands to railroad
companies was referred back to the
committee for further consideration.
Inspection Committees.
Lieutenant Governor Burdick. in
making the appointments for the in :
spection committee TO visit the state
institutions, asked for requests from
the Members who wanted to go on
the trip. The committees will prob
ably take advantage OF the recess to
cover a portion OF their trips Those
appointed on the three committees
were Senators Linde, Bessessen, Car
ter. Putnam, diversion and Trimbla.
Bills on Third Reading.
The following bills were brought up
on their third reading and were acted
on:
S. 3. So, introduced by LaMoure,
prohibiting the sale OF or introduction
of SNUFF in the state, passed, after a
communication from an eastern
chemist to whom had been submitted a
sample of the snuff most widely used
in the state showing that there was
little real snuff in the sample and
many Injurious substances were con-
tanned IN the mixture.
8. B. SO, introduced by Martin, in
creasing the salary Of county audi
tors according to the assessed vaIu-
alton OF the county in which they
serve, passed with the emergency
clause attached
s. b. ia, by Gibbins, providing in
the original bill that all moneys re-
ceivdh for warehouse and elevator
licenses be turned over to the rail-
road commission for their expenses
was referred with an amendment at
tached to it in the committee on rail-
roads to the appropriations committee
as 1t carries with it an annual ap-
preparation Of 10000
S B, 142, regarding the construc-
ton Of drainage canals and how. they
shall be started and making pro-
vision for paying for the same pass
ed with the clincher attached.
House Bills Read.
The following house bills were
placed on their first and second read
ing and referred to their respective
committees:
H. B. 81, Fraine-Defining the du-
ties Of the adjutant general. Military
affairs
Fl. B. 100, O'Connor-Regulating the
practice of medicine in the state. bet
ter known as the medical bill. Public
1 health.
H. B. 10, Gorder-Providing for the
dist ibution Of blue books in the
schools Of the state. Education.
II. 3. 102, Fraine-Providing for a
state flag and recommending that flag
carried by North Dakota regiment in
the Philippines be adopted. State
affairs.
H B. 176, Fraine-Regarding build
ing Of armories and providing an
appropriation and regulating the