The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-18

come from the committee In the form
pf q printed bill and that would serve
the purpose OF reference for the mem
berE.
y According to an announcement made
IN the senate chamber. some of the
members of the legislature are a little
careless regarding law books they take
rom the state law library. and the H.
brarian sent word that there are all
ready several copies OF laws that are
missing since the session started.
The president of the senate again
admonishsd the clerks and employ es
not already assigned TO regular work
that they naust report daily at 9 90 In
the morning to the secretary to be as
signed to their daily toll. The stem
ographers have plenty of work before
them and the demuFe little rnaIdens are
keeping up a steady hum all day
There Is considerable complaint
among them as to the bad order Of
machines furnished them for legisla-
tive work. II Is probable that the
many new machines which were pur-
ment offices and those furnished the
legislature are those discarded by the
offices.
After few minor matters were dis
posed of In general orders there was
q slight lull and Senator DAVIDSON
moved that fifteen minute recess be
taken. Senator Talcott said that If
there was further business to come
before the senate the motion might be
considered but If there wasn't he
thought Davidson had better withdraw
the motion and give away to one for
adjournment. Davidson said he had
nothing to present. but that he made
the motion simply to start something.
Senator Bronson relieved the situation
hxy - -.
until Saturday at 2 O'clock; and his
motion prevailed.
There were only three senators abb
sent, and they were excused on a mo-
htion of Senator Jacobson
New Senate Bills.
l. New senate bills read and referred.
Senate bill No. 56. Helgeland, relat-
ing to drug permits, referred to the
committee on temperance.
Senate bill No. 81. Gronvold. concur
rent resolution amending constitution
establishing an insane asylum at Rug
by, referred to the committee on state
AFFAIRS.
Senate bill NO. SIS, Duncan, establish
ing an insane asylum and Institution
for the feeble minded at Leeds, refer
red TO the committee on state affairs.
Senate bin No. So, Duncan, provid-
ing for the registration Of farm names,
referred to the committee on ways and
means.
Senate bill No, so. Hughes, unlaw-
ful to hunt deer until 1918, referred to
committee on game and fish,
Senate bill No. 81. Porterfield, to reg
ulate the itinerate vending of medi-
eines for treatmentsof injuries and dis
ease, referred to the committee on pub
lie health.
Senate bill No. So, Hookway amend
ment to wolf bounty law, referred to
committee on state affairs
Senate bill No. 6S. Putnam, concur
rent resolutions amending constitution
establishing an insane asylum at New
Rockford, referred to committee on
state affairs.
Senate bill No. 64. Taicott, amending
code relating to the distributing of the
session laws and blue books, referred
to committee of public printing!
Senate bill No. 65, Ganssle, regulat-
ing foreclosure OF real estate mortgages
by advertisement referred to the COM
nlittee on Judiciary.
Senate bin NO. 66, Ganssle, appro-
priating $4,000 Tor a residence for the
superintendent and other fnpfpva-
sFnents 1T the blind asylum ~ Rath-
gate.