The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-23
Legislative Proceedings
HOUSE SESSION
THU MORNING

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convened this mornh s a an adjourn
ed session of the "A lrst day. In
the absence Of Speak, Ianley, Rep
resentative Homnes of de presided.
Six bills were Introduce nd num-
Der passed. The last b introduced
were:
H. B. 44o. Defiance Regulating the
sale Of intoxicating liquors.
H. B. AL, Hoge-Concurrent resolu-
ton providing for an amendment to
the state constitution regulating the
length of legislative sessions, extending
the same to ninety days.
H. B. 442, MISUNDERSTANDING to the
issue of bonds by civil townships.
II. b. 44S, Hoge-Relating to regis
tration fees and compensation Of the
state board OF veterinary examiners.
II. B. 444, Streeter-Requiring the
shippers of emigrant movables and
live stock to deposit with transporta-
ton company agent paid tax receipt
for the fiscal year in which the ship
ment is offered for transportation.
H. B. 445, F'ried-Relating to the du-
ties of the board of the state insane
hospital.
Bills Passed by the House.
H. B. 299, Observation-Disclosures
county mutual insurance companies to
borrow money.
H. B. S35, CONCENTRATING to the
county mutual companies.
H B. 81 Defining pub
lie warehouses.
H B. IS, DISCARD of Nelson-Relat-
ing to the high school board and in
spectors.
H. B. 275, Davidson-Regulati the
admission of live stock into the state.
H. B. 100, DeNault-Defn intoxi-
eating liquors.
Fl. B. 204, O'Connor-Requiring rail-
road companies to furnish sites for
-four and feed mills on their right of
way, and fixing the manner in which
sites may be obtained.
II. B. 307, Notwithstanding Sec
ton 4277 of the revised codes.
H: B. SO. Hoge-Relating TO appro-
priation of fines and forfeiture for the
violation of the state laws.
n. B. 345, Tuttle-Providing for the
settlement of estates Of decedenus.
H. B. 1873, Relating to order
of succession.
H. B. 291, Compensation of
election officers and rents Of polling
places.
H. B. 27S, Lageson- Regulating the
size and the construction of caboose
cars.
The legislative apportionment bill
by the special committee was report
ed back from the committee with a
Recommendation for passage. Plcy-
har stated that as no printed bills
were on the desks Of the members the
action on the adoption Of the report
was deferred. Nestos moved the same
be made special order O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon, which carried
Special Session.
The house held special session
from 1880 to 2 p. m. and passed the
following bills.
H. B. 347, Homnes-Admissions to
the bar.
H. B. 2sS, DeNault-Abuse Of do
nestle animals.
H. B. 343, Williams Repeal of act
relating to townsites on public lands
Afternoon Session.
Alter recess OF one minute the
regular afternoon session was taken
up. III. B. 293-Providing for an ex-
tension of the state electric line to
the penitentiary was recommended for
indefinite postponement because of the
heavy expenditure. Representative
Williams with the assistance of Rep
resentative Price got the matter re-
referred to the committee Of the
whole.
Heard From Hanna.
Sorlie received telegram from Con-
gresham Hanna asking that if the
anti-reciprocitys resolutions passed
that he be sent copy at once.
CanceIing Bonds.
The house passed a concurrent reso-
luton providing for the destruction
of certain bonds issued in 1903. The
senate concurred
Medical Went Through.
The house concurred in the senate
amendments to the medical bill and
II goes to the governor.
More Pay for Commissioners.
The house passed H b. 351, which
PROVIDES the salaries of the railroad
commissioners shall be $2.4OO instead
of $1,000.