The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-29
HOUSE URGES
PASSAGE OF
KENYON BILL

AALkVA ULV JILL
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Continued From Page One.
joint meeting Of the house and senate
committees. House bill No. Is, which
reported from the committee or
education and provides for state aiC
to graded and rural schools, was refer
red to the committee on appropriations
as 1t carries an appropriation OF $37,-
500 annually. House bill No. 100
which relates to the payment OF road
taxes in cash was made a special order
of business for Wednesday of next
week at 4 o'clock. While the committee
of the whole was considering house
bill No. 95, by Sorlle, and relating tc
the duties of states attorneys and at
torney general a motion to arise pre-
vailed and the bill will be taken ur
when the committee of the whole sits
Adjournment was taken after the
arose and there were a large
number Of committee announcements
made. There will be a lot of work
done in the next three days as the re-
want to get their bills in and
referred If possible by that time. y
Is expected that today will see all
records broken so far as the tntroduc-
ton OF bills is concerned.
New Bills in the House.
H. B. No, 19O-Sorlie, for an act re-
peaIing chapter 1919 of 1907 laws and
providing for a maximum rate of
freight to be charged and collected by
railroads, railroad corporations and
common carriers, for the t~ransporta-
ton of passengers and baggage and
providing a penalty for the violation
thereof. This bill cuts out that part
of 1907 law relating to the issuance
of family mileage books of 1000 miles
each and sold for $40. Committee on
railways.
H. b. No. 191-Williams, making an
appropriation for the purchase of ad-
ditional land for the penitentiary pro-
for the acquisition of the and
adjoining institution land known as
the Quinlan farm. Penal institutions,
H. B. No. 192-Miller, making an ap-
preparation of. $177,661.36 o the new
normal school at Minot. Appropria-
tons. "'.'.'' .,'".
H. B. No. 1ss-Hjort and Singer,
making an appropriation for the de-
felt covering the support and main
tenance during the last biennial period
of the agricultural b-experiment
at Hettinger, Adams county.
Appropriations.
n. B. No. 194.-Hjort and Stinger,
making an annual appropriation Tor
the support and maintenance of the
sub-experiment station at
Adams county. Appropria-
tions. z.
H. B. No. 1s5-Batzer, to appropriate
$1,400 to pay amount due for the
n r~n1% n,I o1r.,irtfNn IF horse o.. and
cattle thieves as provided in section
1902 of revised codes as amended by
As of 1907 session laws. Re
ferred to the committee on approprta-
tons. .. t..-r
; H. B. No. 196-Gefger, an act to pro-
vide that counties may require ad-
land owner to build and main
tain partition fences. State affairs.
H. B. No. 197-Twichell, an act to
chapter 80 of political codes
being section 1878 of revised codes as
relating to the powers of city u
ellis. Municipal corporations.
H. B. No. 19S-Twichell, an act to
article 4, chapter 30 political
codes being section 267s Of revised
codes relating to powers of city coun-
ellis. Municipal corporations.
H. B. No. 199-Fritz, a constitu-
tionaI amendment providing for the
establishment of an asylum for the
at Towner, McHenry county
State affairs. $685.,
H. B. No. 20O-KyIlo, relating to the
salary of clerks of court and raising
the minimum from $500 to $1,000 and
the maximum from $4,000 to $2,50o'
State affairs. D..
H. B. No. 2O1-Hill, an act Great
ing the office of deputy commission
of labor who shall have. charge of
statistics and the free employment
bureau and receive a salary of ST.
900. and an appropriation of $4,000 is
made. State affairs committee.
H.'B. No. 202-Buck, providing that
a city or municipality shall not be IL
able for damages due to defective
streets. or sidewalks unless written no
tice shall have been served within ten
days of the accident. Referred to the
committee on municipal corporations,
H. B. No. 203-Buck, relating to the
right of city councils to reject bids,
Municipal corporations.
; H. B. No. 204-Nyhus, an act pro-
viding for a four year term for coun-
ty officials and members of the house
of representatives. Election and cleo
ton privileges.
H. E. No. 205-Jacobson, relating
to primary election OF national dele
gates. Election and election privi-
leges.
II. B. No. 2o6-odland, relating to
transit merchants and peddlers. Ways
and means.
H. B. No. 207-Bass, an act to de-
termine the interests of holders OF
chattel mortgages upon crops. Re-
terred to the committee on ways and
means.
, H. B. No. 20s-C. C. Turner, relat-
ing to the legal rates for the publ
cation of legal notices and proceed
ings of the county commissioners
Public printing.
H. B. No. 2os-Hoge, relating tc
primary election ballots and party
nominations. Referred to the commit
tee on election and election privi-
leges.
H. B. No. 210-Hjort, providing fol
a fine of so cents per day for every
day an elevator owner or warehouse
man shall fail to report to the COM
missioner Of agriculture and labor g
sworn statement of grain shipped and
bought. Judiciary.
II. B. No. 211-Devit, making ar
appropriation of $1,000 for the main.
tenance and repair of state park al
Fort ~Abercrombie. Appropriations.
H. B.. No, 212-Introduced by the
cOmn1lJLee on state aLIalTS, pTONlulLE
that county officials may furnish per-
sonal bond. State affairs.
H. b. No. 213-Husband, relating tc
providing for the relief Of poor per.
sons. Ways and means.
H. B. No. 214-Wi1liaris, relating
to assessment of bank stock and te
provide for a method of reviewing
same Taxes and tax laws.
H. B.. Nc. 215-Williams, for an act
to- provide for the issuance of city
bonds.
III. b. No. 216-Williams, providing
for issuance of village bonds and the
sale of such bonds by the village
treasurer. Ways and means.