The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-22
ruesday,s Sonata Routlns.

Bismarck, N. D., Feb. 22.--The worl
in the senate yesterday was as fol
lows:
Committee Reports.
Appropriations: (Reports are al
amended.) S. b. $4,000 annually
for farmers institutes, Do pass. S
b. 106-State humane society, s2,SOC
annually. s. b. 41--Chemical building
for A. G. $65,0O0. Do pass. s. B. 49,
Additional maintenance A. c. $4,000
| Do pass S. p. 12-Glrls' dormitorS
and domestic science laboratory, A. c
$4,000. Do pass. S. B. 1s9--For peni.
Tertiary for two years, s127,sO0. DC
pass. S. p. S2-State hospital for in
| sane biennial period, s101,600. DC
pass. S. B. 15S-Reform school S.
| $50. Do pass. s. B. 161-School OF
science, S14,250. Do pass. S. B. 81
Institution feeble minded, s1O4,750 Dc
pass. S. b. 145-Mining substation al
| Hebron for biennial period, $4,000 Il
be paid quarterly. Do pass S. 3
24-University and school Of mines
biennial, $4,000.
Railroads: H. B. 249-Prohibitine
drinking intoxicating liquors on rail,
road trains referred to committee or
temperance for reason that commit
tee has under consideration other bills
relating to same subject. II. B. Eli
authorizing railway commissioners IL
refund license fee for public grain
warehouses in case of transfer or des-
truction or abandonment of house. DC
pass.
Cities and Municipalities: H. B
270-Defning powers of city councils
DO pass. S. b. 271-Regulating or
ganization Of villages where parts OF
villages are in two counties. Dc
pass
Corporations: S. p. 333-Relatine
TO articles of interpretations Do pass
s. b. 334-Relatlve to Indebtedness OF
corporations. Do pass.
Public Health H. B. 334-Regulat-
ing the practice OF osteopathy. Dc
pass S. b. 312-Relating to salary
Of county judges. DO pass. S. B. 29s
Regulating practice Of naturopathy
drugless healing, minority indefinite
postponement. majority amended and
do pass. Put over one day.
Banks and Banking: Limiting
amount bank may invest in bank
building and fixtures. Do pass.
The question Of the disposition al
the profits from the operation of the
Irvine plant at the state penitentiary
was threshed out at some length IN
the consideration of s. B. 262, Thore
son-relating to operation OF the state
penitentiary and the provision for 9
revolving fund for the purpose Of ulti
nately engaging in the manufacture OF
farm machinery. The bill was finally
passed, 80 to 10 and the clincher added
Third Reading of bills.
S. B. 95, Gunderson--Regul
health and accident insurance issued
In the state. Passed As to 0.
S. r. 245, Undertaking to un.
fair discrimination sale Of commodi.
ties in general use. Simpson asks
put over one day which was granted
S. 3. 293-Drugless healing bill regu.
lating the practice OF naturopathy. De.
ferred one day by request.
Committee of the Whole.
Senator Talcott moved the senate
resolve itself into the committee of the
whole and Senator Linde was called
to the chair and S. B. 273, which pro.
| vides that all state printing shall bC
| done in the state and that printing OF
the first four classes may have the
| label Of the International Typograph.
| zeal union attached. Senator Martir
| Of Billings county was opposed to tn,
bill on account of the part calling fol
! the label and made a short address.
against the provisions of the prcsen
law. Senator Kennedy Of Cass was foI
the bill and so stated and called atten.
ton to the fact that the use of thu
label would insure the printing of tn,
work in the state and that it could no
be contracted in the state and ther
| sent outside if the label was demanded
on it. The bill does not in any way
! cut into the work being done by TIT
smaller offices Of the state at the pres
| ent time as that class of printing Il
not mentioned in the bill. After som,
little debate a motion was made tina
the bill do pass and that was the re
port OF the committee when it arose
When the senate was in order again
Senator Talcott moved the adoption o
the report. which carried.
House Kills EN- in 5unehes.
There was great scurrying anon,
senators once during the Afternoon
when message from the house wa.
accompanied by fifteen senate bill
that had been indefinitely postponed.
Amended Bills Passed.
/ S. B. 154-Receiyed from the hous
with some amendments and tn
amendment concurred in by the sen
ate. This bill is one that provide
for the loaning of the plates Of tn
North Dakota reports to an easter
publishing house so that they may ge
out complete set OF the report.
s. b. 176-Provides for the appoint
ment OF county superintendent 3
highways and for township deputie
I who shall have charge Of all road con
i struction, was also received from tn
house with some slight amendment
and was concurred in by the senate.
Bills Passed.
H. B. 221, Martin Making railroad
liable for fires started along the RICH
OF way where the engines of trains /
the company are responsible. defeate
by 10 to 20.
Fl. B. 100. Fritz--Providin that a
regular passenger trains shall stop j
county seat towns where the static
is within one mile of the city. Clinche
motion was moved by Barnes count
senator, ~ to 0.
H. Il, 18f. Tuttle-P Providing for til
selection OF school house sites and til
selection of school houses by election