The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-12
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and vote showed "A ayes. II nays and
is absent and not voting.
The ti,ne for taking up special order
Tor j O'Clock having arrived Klein was
called TO the chair and house hill! 30
being Erat,on's mechanic lien law,
was sp for consideration on the mo-
ton TO recommend for passage the
speaker announced that the ayes had
1t but 4 division was called Tor and
the reSu! was the same. There has
been considerable Of a fight asains,
the bill n many petitions have been
sent in 10 the effect thai the present
la" is good enough and there is tx
pected 10 be a big fight when it comes
up on the floor Of the house for third
reading and final passage. The com.
mittee Of the whole Was in session onlv.
ABOUT five minutes. After the report
of the committee had been read Sor-
lie moved that the bill be considered
Iensrossed and he placed upon it's third
reading and final passage but the mo.
ton was lost.
Wanted Action Postponed.
H. +. 2l2 came up fo, final passa,.
land Pl"Hhar moved that il be passed
at this time. but Butler of Ransom
objected. Ployhar stated that there
was a bill coming from the senate
that would conflict with the house bill
1t would be a saving Of time and
money to postpone action. The bill
makes it possible for count ytreasurers
TO supply personal bonds instead Of
those of a bonding company as at
present. a motion that the bill he
placed at the DOT Of the calendar fin
ally prevailed.
$40. by Bjornson. calling for a re-
View of the grammar studies during
the entire senior year in high schools
was carried after some little debate
by a vote OF as ayes. ; nays and 5 alb
sent and not voting.
no. ! which has caused a good deal
Of fireworks in the house proved a
very docilc subject and there was no
comment except from Lambert who
wanted an added section TO the eff I
that the proposed reduction OF maxi
mum rate OF interest from 12 to 10
per cent i've made not effective until
January !. 1914. The amendment was
not attached and the vo,c on the bill
was 81 ayes, IS nays and IL absent
and not voting.
1s2 by Gardner, providing that par.
ties holding leins or mortgages on
growing grain must notify every. Gle.
vator within Il radius Of fifteen miles
OF such instrument, carried with 10
ayes, % nays n rs absent.
Linstrom's bill 223 prohibiting the
locating Of a cemeter" within eight"
RODS Of q school house. passed. Gil
ayes, 10 nays n 81 absent.
Two bills Of Twitrlci.s relating 70
the rights of city councils we're passed
with practically no opposition:
gives the city the right to sell gas
and electricity and tia other Inc right,
TO operate - slaughter house.
Williams bill, providing tina, no por-
son shall be eligible TO appointment TO
municipal Office nnlcss ther shall be
q citizen Of tho United States. passed
ana inc ciinchcr was attached. the vote
being - for II against and 1Y l,cing
absent and not recorded.
When Warrin"r's bill doing away
with the payment of 5000 expense
money to each delegate to a national
convention brought out the first cali
of tho house as those members present
wanted to sec the rest record their
votes. Blu while the sergeant-at.arms
was going through tho hall looking
for he delinquent members most Of
the ab;entees returned to tho cham.
Der and when It was discovered that
there We're only three absent and that
they were all on the sick list. the call
was dispensed with and the vote talk
en-. There were GO ayes, AZ nays and
0 no voting. The clincher was at
|tached.
Five Bills From Senate.
There were five bills received from
the senate and given first and second
reading and committee references: l6G
BY Ellingson. reinstating and vaIidat-
ing certain corporation charters by
j, special act was gent to the committee
] on corporations other than municipal.
2 ITO by Plain, being a concurrent res
: olutlon to provide that the state ma
! build grain terminal elevators in tho
: state, Was referred to the committee
: on state affairs; l4l by Bronson, relat-
] ing To deeds to homesteads and con.
~veyances of same went to the commit.
. tee OH judiciary and 1873 by Bond
. making the educational tax one and
= o%nr-"isht mills Was sent to the com.
n mitlec on taxes and tax laws while yOl
by N#r,her. providing that dis1rir,
T Judges shall have their EXPENSES DaiG
when holdin. court Outside OF IN.
> county of their residence. wa sen,
r TO h committee on Judiciary.
Under the head Of ,hir1 reading nj
q senate bills Jacoi,"on's II, relating IL
The site fer s,Hh"n house,. Carried viii
!, 81 ayes. - Nays and 30 absent an.
- not voting. i:llin..on'a III. rcIa,jn.
10 IN" territory in which mutual in
i %S;iran"" companies ma, operate va
fIcirl rcd TN tl. ,.t,ulrli.tr. ,t, i,.nr,n..