The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-03

Ell. B. 81. Tuttle--Relating to the
manner of counting votes.
Recommended "Do Pass"
Fl. B. 1863, Providing for the codi-
ffcation of the probate laws.
/ S. B. 16, creating the Eleventh Ju-
| dicial district.
| S. b. rs, Pierce-Giving trustees OF
villages power to regulate removal OF
traction engines over street cross
ings
s. b. So, Elken--Amending the pres
ent law relating to the repair OF
sidewalks.
S. B. rs. notwithstanding Sec
| tartan dormitories from taxation.
H. B. So, Gardiner-Reinstati and
validating certain charters forfeited
by corporations through failure to
comply with letter of law relating to
reports.
III. B. 112, Lee-Relating to additional
duties of county commissioners.
HI. b. 1876, Harty-Relating the
preparation of ballots.
Amended and Sent to General Orders.
III. B. 81, Law--Governing debts to
be incurred by villages and allowing
assessment for creation of fund
III. B. 1853, Jordal-ReIating to re-
quirements of tax certificates.
s. B. II, Jacobson-Relating to field
officer for state parole board.
s. 3. u.s., Jacobson-Relating to
penitentiary field officer.
Minority and Majority Reports.
Fl b. rs, Sorlie-Allowing draining
of land into natural depressions. Ma
jority favors passage and minority ia
vors postponement
Bills withdrawn.
H. B. 161, introduced by Mr.. Bur
nett; II. B. 6, introduced by Davidson
and HI. b. 81, introduced by Mr. Mar
tin.
No Recommendation.
H. B. 80, introduced bv Mr.. Johns,
was returned without recommendation
and sent to committee of the whole
Takes election of school, officers out
of politics.
Bills Passed by House.
H. B. 1913, relating to duties of coun-
ty commissioners in the matter Of SUI
perintendenting fiscal affairs and pro-
viding for auditing and checking Off
GERS.
Fl. B. 173, relating to bylaws of
private corporations establishing unit
vote
+ II. B. %, providing a penalty for OBJ
structing natural water courses or
diverting the water therefrom.
H. B. 100, regulating the practice of
surgery in the state.
II. 3. 1874, providing for the issu-
ance of health certificates on live
stock shipments.
Fl. B. 176, amending sections 2 and
Of chapter TIA of the session laws
of 1907.
H, B. 81, amending section 1887 OF
the revised codes of 1905.
H. B. 152, specifying and author
izing state flag.
H. B. ITO, allowing distribution Of
blue books to district schools of the
state.
The report of the mileage and per
diem committee of the house was re-
ceived and ordered printed, and will
be considered this afternoon.
Will codify the Laws.
The judiciary committee made re-
port on the codification of the laws
or the state, the resolution introduced
by Mr. Homnes of Divide county on
that subject being adopted on such
recommendation. There were a few
amendments proposed by the COM
mittee which did not materially affect
the measure in any manner. IT is
provided that the codification of the
laws shall be known as the revised
codes of 1911.
New Bills.
HI. B. 264, O'Connor of Grand Forks
Allowing adoption of children who
have been abandoned by parents. Pres
ent law makes consent of parents ne
cessary. Judiciary
H. B. 265, Fritz-Regulating the
manner in which wire fences shall be
constructed. Agriculture.
H. B. 266, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
$4,000 for improvements for the Edge
ley experimental station. Appropria-
tions.
H. B. 267, misunderstanding to who
may perform marriage ceremonies.
State affairs.
n. Is. zoS, notwithstanding to the
duties of the superintendent of the
state asylum. Joint committee on
charitable institutions.
H. B. 269, Hedelan-Laying out of
public roads. Highways and bridges.
H. B. go, Stern-Relating to the IL
censes for fortune tellers, etc. Munich
pal corporations.
II. B. 271, Hoge-Creating a state
board of control for the educational
and penal and charitable institutions
of the state. Ways and means.
H. B. 272, establishing