The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-16

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didate is not fit person for the Of
flee he desires to fill.
The charges for space In the pub
lication which will be distributed to
the voters OF the state are based as
follows: Senators, representatives, gov
ernors secretary of state and treas
urers, 500 per page supreme court
judges and superintendent of public
instruction, SIS; states attorneys, dis
trict judges and commissioner OF agri-
culture and labor. $50; members OF the
legislature, $40, and for offices where
there are two or more counties in a
district. $25. Additional space NAV be
secured at the rate OF 500 per page
but on candidate or his opponent are
to be allowed more than four pages.
There are provisions as to what are
to constitute legitimate expenses and
about the same restrictions are to be
carried out In the general election as
are provided for the primary election.
provisions are also made for the ex-
penses. of city offices and the publi-
cation programme of publicity will be
carried out in the elections held in
cities. The bill will come UP before
the committee Of the whole.
Committee Reports.
Apportionment: S. B. 231, providing
for three congressional districts. rec
commended to the committee of the
whole without recommendations: s. B.
2O7, same as above. s. B. 240, proyid-
ing for three congressional districts.
slightly amended as to boundaries Of
districts, and referred to the committee
OF the whole without recommends
tons; II. B. $50, same as above.
Ways and Means: III. b. 81 provid-
ing that penalty and interest fund
shall belong to county except In case
or special city assessment penalty and
interest; to pass. S. B. 212, providing
Tor the refund of land taxes paid
through mistake or error; slightly
amended to pass.
State affairs: s. B. AZ, providing for
the conveyance and will of real estate
sold by decedent; to pass. 246, pro-
hibiting the carrying of firearms by
minor under the age of Is years; to
pass. s. B. 24S, regulating the collec
ton of tree bounty and providing how
PROOF shall be made; to pass. 236, re-
garding the keeping of records and the
payment OF fees in the Office Of county
auditors; to pass.
Insurance.: Regulating the capital
stock of domestic insurance companies;
to pass.
Judiciary: S. b. 1913, regulating the
duties of receivers of corporations: to
pass. H. B. 1913, providing for addi-
tional exemption from taxes for heads
OF families; to pass. rs, concurrent
resolution providing for the exemption
from taxes Of certain classes of schools
and church property; to pass. 252. reg
ulating the making out of tax lists
by the county auditor; to pass. 1919.
defining rape and providing punish
ment therefor; indefinitely postponed.
III was amended offering a new bill
and recommending it to pass. 272.
concurrent resolution relative &, clec
tive franchise; indefinitely postponed.
1885, the sheriff fee bill indefinitely
postponed. POI, relating to the duty
and officers in tehe service Of process
papers to pass, 226, regarding the di-
worse laws; to pass.
Third Reading Senate Bills.
). b. 51-Relating for the establish
ment of county hall insurance de-
partment. Passed A to 2.
s. B. 194-Creating Tenth judicial
district and designating where the
terms of court shall be held and pro-
viding that the chambers of the dis
trict Judge shall be located at Diclxin-
son. Passed As to 2.
5. B. 67-Relating to mechanics liens.
amending present law by removing
from 1t operation. materials furnish
ed" and ''trees." Passed 25 to 2S.
New Senate Bills.
S. B. 315, Linde-Providing for term
ination of liability of common carriers.
S. B. 316, Relating to stor-
age companies.
S. B. 317, Turner-For the regula-
ton, supervision and control on bank
ing business, declared to be quasi
public business and subject to control
and regulation by state.
s. B. 318, ussessen-Relating to
votes cast by persons not registered.
S. B. 319, Duncan-Relating to the
duties Of the court stenographer
S. B. 500, Duncan-Relating to costs,
taxed and collected in criminal cases.
S. B. 321, Committee on Elections
To secure purity of elections, to limit
candidates election expenses define,
prevent and punish illegal and corrupt
practices in nominations and elections,
and to provide for the furnishing of
giving information to electors.
S. B. 1922, Notwithstanding to man
ner of voting of private corporations.
S. B. 323, Davis-Regarding the state
library.
S. B. 324, Davis-Providing for 4
bailiff of supreme court
S. B. 1926, Carter-Fixing terms of
court in the various counties compris-
ing the Fourth judicial district and
the beginning and duration thereof.
S. B. 326, DEMONSTRATING to the
laying out, altering or disseminating
of roads.
S. B. 327. Gronvold-Pertain to
authority of attorney in foreclosure.
s. B. S2S, Davis-To create a COM
mission to investigate and report to
the legislature on the first day of the
session In 1918, bill to fairly COM
pensate employees for injuries received
in course of employment and defining
duties of said commission and appro-
priating $1,000 for the carrying out Of
the act.
S. B. 329, Simpson--Affecting the
rules of procedure in any cause tried
in district court prior to the fling OF
answer
S. b. $50, Besgessen-R Relating to re-
demption and payments, to whom
made and how disposed of.
S. B. 331, Steele of Renville -Relat-