The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-02-21
ROLLER
USED in HOUSE
continued From pare one.

Continued From Pare One.
The committee on enrolment re-
ported house bills Nos. 7S and 129 to
be correctly enrolled, and the COM
mittee on engrossment reported the
following to- be correctly ~engrossed:
Nos. II, 40, 81, 1874, 1877, 1874, 210, 214,
$50, 254, 260, 300, 374. 408. 41S and
433.
The committee on railways recon-
mended indefinite postponement for
house bills Nos. 324, 439 and 467. No.
296 was accompanied by both a
majority and minority report. No.
459 and senate bill No. 207 were re-
commended for passage.
The committee on highways recon-
men6ed that the senate's amendments
to house bill No. 70 be ~concurred IN,
and the report was adopted. The
committee on counties and county
boundaries recommended that house
bill No. ABA be referred to the COM
mittee on judiciary; No, 461, indefinite
postponement and Nos. 486 and 469
for passage. The committee on state
affairs recommended indefinite post
ponement for nat bill No. 70; senate
bill Nc 200, passage; senate bin No
81 amendment passage; house
bill No. 363, postponement; No. 328,
passage; No, 235. postponement; Nc.
| 900, d"H16LluhlS1b anu pdSSdRS1 NO.. OSIp
postponement,
The committee on judiciary report
ed as follows on house bills: No. APT,
passage; No. 426, passage; No. 421,
passage; No. 42O, passage, No. 1913,
passage; No. 347. postponement; No.
419, p~ostponement; No. 3SS, postpone
ment; Nc. 3S1. p"ostponement; No. 367,
postponement; No. 369, passage; No.
314, amendment and passage.
mitted senate bills Nos. ITS, 261, ISL
and 244 to the house. House bills
Nos. 154, Sc and 249 were returned,
the latter amended.
The committee on ways and means
recommended as follows: House bills
No. Ala. majority postponement,
minority passage; No. ZIG. postpone
ment; No. 298. referred to committee
of h whole without recommendation.
The committee on agriculture: No.
BIT, passage; No. 400, amendment and
passage. Committee or penal institu-
tons: No. 191, amendment and pass
age; No. 416, passage. Appropriations,
No. 247, passage; No. so, passage; No.
1872, amendment; No. 35, postpone
ment; No. 201, passage. Committee
on public printing: No. 447, postpone
ment; No. 331, postponement; No. 261,
referred to committee of the whole;
No. 239, amendment and passage.
Public health: No. 364, referred to
committee on education.
Snuff Bills Referred Back.
Upon motion of Representative
Divet, senate bill No. 9S, the anti
committee on public health for further
consideration. ...
Chairman Anderson of the com
mittee on appropriations asked and
was granted more time to consider No.
2SS, the France budget bill.
Upon motion, house bill No. 436 was
withdrawn from the committee on
public printing.
Many Bills Passed.
Another grist of house bills was pass
ed Thursday afternoon. the following
being placed upon third reading:
H. B.. No.. Anticipating section
1902, revised code of 1905; IS ayes, 8
nays, 81 absent and not voting.
II. B. No. discovering of charges
and fees of state and county auditors,
Referred back to committee on ways
and means.
H. B. No. 433-Compensation of pub
lie administrator; 78 ayes, 2 nays, and
81 absent and not voting.
H. B. No. 210-Penalty for failure tc
comply with provisions of law relating
to grain buyers reports; SO nays, A
ayes, II absent and not voting.
H. B. No. 254-Initiative and refer
endum. Made special order for Wed
nesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
H. B. No. 250-Appropriation fol
rental of F. o. HelIstrom's land; 81
ayes, l a and % absent and not vot-
ing.
II. B.. No. 26O-Appropriation fol
Williston experiment station; passed
20 absent and not. voting.
H. B. No. 49-Appropriating SIG, 00C
for current and contingent expenses
and improvements at state penitenti.
ary; SO ayes, % absent and not voting
H. B. No. 17-Appropriation fol
school for deaf and dumb at Devils
Lake; SO ayes, 2 nays and rs absent
and not voting.
H. B. No. 1S4-Appropriation fol
school of science at Wahpeton; 80 ayes
l nay and % absent and not voting.
H. B. No. 300-ppropriation for min
ing sub-station at Hebron; 83 ayes,
nay and 81 absent and not voting.
H. b: No. 194-Appropriation for thu
maintenance of agricultural ~Sub-exper'
iment station at Hettinger; IA ayes,
nay and SO absent and not voting.
H. B. No. 374-Relating to. Sidewalk
Especial assessment funds; 20 ayes,
nays and 81 absent and not voting,
H. B. No. DISBURSEMENT of banl
stock: So ayes, 20 nays and 81 absent
and not voting.
II. B. No. 187-Duty of county audi
tor and requirements Of taxes an,
deeds; SO ayes, 8 nays and 40 absen
and not voting.
H. B. No. 67-Anti-cigarette bill; g.
ayes, q nays and % absent and no
voting.
Speaker Signs Bills.
The speaker signed the followin!
bills: S. B. Mos. 40, So. 141, 166, 7S ant
129.
At this juncture house bills Nos. q
and 261 were returned from the sen
ate, where they passed.
S. B. Nos. It's, 244, 1S1 and 261 wer,
4 placed on their first and second read
ing and referred to the various com
, mittees.
A recess of ten minutes was then tax
} en-.
Committee of the Whole.
| When the house resolved itself int,
a committee of the whole, action wa
taken on several general orders, be
sides those previously mentioned, a
follows:
No. Is. encouraging elementary edu
, cation, recommended for passage; Nc
| 81, appropriation for Mandan reforr
school, passage; No. As, appropriate,
for experiment to determine milling val
ne Of cereals and other tests, passage
No. 279, relating to warehouse receipts
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