The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-21

son.. Garden. Gronvold. Heckie, Hedge.
land. Hoverson. Hyland, Oftsgaard,
Mcbride. Mcdowell. Mudgeet, Nelson,
Porterneld. Putnam. Steel Talcott,
Thoreson. TraSoton, Turner. Vail,
Wartner. Williams. Those voting nay
were Carter. Davidson. Duncan. Cans
sle. Citizens. Gilbert. Hanley. Hughes,
erson. Plain. Young. Albrecht and
Kretchmar were absent from the sen.
ate chamber and are recorded a. no,
voting.
Third Reading Of Senate Bills.
2s-Relating to powers Of boards
Of trustees and incorporated villages.
Passed.
3ss-cse..ins state board OF. edu-
Officiating to building ana loan
associating and regarding tho renew-
Ing Of the charter. Passed.
2be-Reauiring that dealers disen-
feet second hand goods before they
are offered for sale. Passed.
27l-Relating to maximum rates
Tor transportation Of bfiouettes. Put
over for ono day to. allow members to
secure Information.
270-Relating to the storage Of un-
claimed goods. Providing that rail-
roads must hold unclaimed goods
thirty days instead of twenty and then
store them in nearest bonded ware
Grand Forks: Passed.
~, providing for the raising Of the
qualification Of persons elected to the
ONCE OF state superintendent OF
schools. Passed 20 ayes. 4 nays ana 6
absent and not voting.
ISL. providing for the inspection Of
freight n express receipt books and
records for the purpose Of enforcing
the prohibition Law. Passed 46 ayes.
y nays and I absent and not voting.
?6l, relating to Official seal of notary
public and providing that 1t must have
name OF notary. Passed 46 ayes, o
nays. I absent and not voting.
176. relating to bonds required by
those having contracts for state print.
Ing OF all classes. Passed 10 ayes. o
and I absent and not voting.
~. relating to the powers Of boards
OF trustees OF incorporated villages
was put over one day for further
consideration and to compare with
bill to be introduced today.
Third Reading House Bulls.
190-Relating to maximum fares
railroads. This bill cuts out the
family mileage books which were pro.
vided for in 1907 and later declared
unconstitutional but some members
wanted time to look II up and the
Dill was put over until today.
33s-Providing for the payment Of
taxes in cash. Passed.
15l. requiring treasurers Of county
fair association. passed. .
SO. relating to public schools and to
correct an error that appears In the
session laws Of 1911, psssed with Is
ayes, no nays and 5 absent and not
-
249. relating to duties Of state en-
eineer In connection with the con.
Of highway bridges and Gull
verts In counties ana under the direc.
ton OF the county commissioners.
raised 42 ayes. 8 absent and not vot.
ing.
All Aboard for Hebron.
Senator Leutz announced that ar.
rangements had been made to run a
special train from Bismarck to Heb
ron sunday morning to give the men,
bers and all who desired q chance to
see the mines at Hebron and the ex.
pertinent station there. He announced
that Prof. e. ]. Babcock would be
there ana that the mine ana the ex-
pertinent station would be open and
running. There will be accommoda-
tons prepared for all who desire to
go and It 10 expected that the train
Will return to Bismarck about 6
o'clock In the evening. MIR. Lsut:
secured permission for q special train
Pacific who left 1t up to the senator
from Morton arrange q schedule that
would suit.
Another Day for Petitions.
Numerous petitions made their APP
pearance Thursday afternoon and
against a high license for wagon ped
dlers. and two against changing the
mechanics lien law.
A communication was also received
from the American Society Of Equity
protesting against the passage OF
house bill l33. providing for the in.
inative and referendum and recall.
Through Senator Bronson the state
convention in Bismarck hled resolu-
lions asking that the legislature pass
the bill a~ppropriating 36,0e0 to reim-
burse Assistant Attorney General
Heffron for services in enforcing tho
prohibition law the past four years.
and another resolution asking the leg
islature to f~avorably consider all laws
strengthen the prohibition law.
A communication was received from
Dickinson asking the legislature to
pass senate bill 1876 which would pro.
mote the building OF silos and helm
promote the dairy interests OF the
state.
Bills Reported From Commuters.
II. 3. zoe. ways and means. amend
ed aud do pass.
H. B. 2s4.. agriculture. incidentally
postponed.
8. B. 1885,. Agriculture. amended and
9. ,. $40. insurance. indefinitely
8; p: 81. public health. amended
and do pass.
H. B. $40. public health. re.re.
ferred to committee state affairs.
II. p. 1856, public health. do pass.
8. b. 213. state affairs. amend and
do pass.
g. b. 203. state affairs. do pass.
s. B. l02. state affairs. amended and
re-referred to. committee %appropria.
lions.
II. B. lie. tax and tax laws. do pass.
H. B. I. judiciary. do pass.
8. b. 2Se. judiciary. do pass.
g. B. 2S7, judiciary. do pass.
g. b. 1877, judiciary. amend and do
s. B. 1T. judiciary. .mend and do
s. B. 2s2. judiciary. do pass.
8. b. 297. judiciary. do pass.
Senate bills 80. SO. ~ and 16e
were signed by tho president. and a
communication was read from the
governor stating he had signed and
hled with tho secretary Of state bills
81. sc. ~. 100 and 1853. I
New senste Bills Rcd and Referred
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