The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-02-15

mended amendments and passage of
the following bills: Nos. $40, 337, 2SS,
245, 131. Indefinite postponement of
senate bill No. % was recommended.
The committee on ways and means
recommended indefinite postponement
for house bills Nos. 336, 306 and 82S..
and recommended No. 206 for pas
sage.
The committee on livestock recon-
mended that house bill No 262 and
senate bill No. 10, be amended and
pass, and the committee on mum
cipal corporations recommended that
house bin No. 215 be rereferred to
the committee on judiciary.
At this juncture the reconsidera-
ton of the Burnett-Hiu resolution
came up.
Williams Resolution.
Representative Williams introduced
a resolution calling for a report of
the affairs in the office Of the state
commissioner of university n school
lands, and the information ne desired
was submitted shortly afterward.
Speaked Frame asked Representa-
tive Owens-if the lobbying" he re-
ferred to in connection with the Bur
nett-Hill resolution had been practic-
ed by anyone outside the house, and
he was informed that it was only on
the part of members of the house.
Mr. Divet moved that house bill No.
22O be re-referred to the committee
on judiciary for amendment, and the
motion was granted. House bill No.
$50 was then re-referred to the same
committee!
Ten Minutes Recess.
The house then took a recess of ten
minutes, after which the report ask
ed for by Mr.. Williams was returned
from the land commissioners office,
and he moved hat 1t be spread upon
the records. and then be referred to
the committee on state affairs.
Bills are Passed.
The following bills were passed by
the house:
HI. b. No. 252-including the state
tuberculosis hospital at Dunsieth
among the institutions under jurisdic-
ton Of the board of control. vote, w
ayes, 0 nays and 10 absent and not
voting. !,
II B. No. 311-funds for the old
soldiers home. Vote, 96 ayes, 0 nays
and is absent and not voting.
H. b. No. 335-board of trustees Tor
soldiers home. Vote, 81 ayes, 0 nays
and IL absent and not voting.
H. b. No. 2S3-relating to false ana
misleading advertising. Vote, 30 ayes,
0 nays and II absent and not vot-
ing.
H. B. No, 297-to reimburse John
Harold for certain engineering work.
Vote. SO ayes, 0 nays and Is absent
and not voting.
III. B. No. Incorporating $4,000
for the purchase of books by n state
library commission.
III. B. No. Misrepresentation for de-
fciency in the fund handled by the
state livestock board. Vote, 81 ayes,
o nays. "a absent and not voting.
H. b. No. characterization fees and
compensation for state board OF ex-
aminers. Vote, 70 ayes, 0 nays, 30
III. B. No. s7-appropriation for
maintenance of White Stone hall
memorial park. Vote, "a ayes, 0 nays
and q absent and not voting.
III. b.. No. 2S7-appropriation for
gIandered horse indemnity fund.
Vote, 76 ayes, 0 nays and IS absent
and not voting.
I'll. b. No. 152-appropriation for m
provements at North Dakota school
of forestry. Vote, 80 ayes, U nays anu
81 absent and not voting.
n. ID. No. 211-appropriatng $1,000
for the maintenance Of Fort Aber-
crombie park. Vote, 92 ayes, 0 nays
and 19 absent and not voting. The
'clincherY was applied in this case.
H. b. No. 283-relating to school
repositories. was referred back to the
committee on ways and means for
amendment.
S. b. No. 23-Was recommended and
was recommitted to the committee on
judiciary for further consideration.
The motion was made by Representa-
tive Buck.
Speaker Frame signed senate bills
Nos. Ia, So and SIS, and when they are
signed by the governor they will be-
come laws.
Third Reading House Bills.
III. b. No. 252-Hawkinson, Including
tuberculosis hospital among those
under charge of board of control Of
penal and charitable institutions.
Ninety-two ayes. no nays, 10 absent
and not voting.
II. b. No, 311-sStreeter, providing
for disposition OF funds for soldiers
home, 1T appearing hat there Id d
surplus and this bill providing that
Ter diem and expenses OF board oi