The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-07
Blue Sky Law Passes.

an insane III MIC
Lean county.
Blue Sky Law Passes.
The blue sky law which originated
with the senate committee on judici-
AIRY, vas approved by the house with
out amendments, and it will go to the
governor for his signature.
Important among the %appropria-
ton bills which were put through the
house today was that providing for
the establishment Of an exhibit at the
Francisco, for which $4,000 Is pro-
posed.
S. O. johnson of Towner county
believed that the amount was INSULT
Gent and proposed the postponement
of the measure. such action being op-
posed by several successfully. and
there were only a few dissenting
votes.
The Agricultural college bill. in
which the house made an amendment
adding s55,000 for a dairy barn and
the dairy herd. went to a conference
committee as a result Of the senate's
refusal to concur in the amendments.
1t is generally expected that the adj
ditional appropriation will not be al
lowed.
S313,5OO for Insane Asylum.
The conference committee on the
bill for the jamestown asylum for
the insane reached an agreement pro-
viding S313.50O for that institution.
This is about $4,000 greater than
had originally been intended.
The bill by which the board of
trustees of the Lisbon Old Soldiers
Home are authorized to take $500
from its income fund to provide trans
portation for the veterans of the civil
war to the Gettysburg reunion was
passed by the house and goes to the
governor for his approval.
Another important measure approx
ed by the house IL the constitutional
amendment providing for the creation
of a new normal school at Dickinson.
The bill is referred 70 the next as.
sembly now.
Electric Headlight Bill Passes.
The electric headlight bill, over
which there has been contests in pre-
vious assemblies. but which was not
SO bitterly opposed this was
passed. The clearance bill ONE up
tomorrow afternoon as a result of a
notice Of debate.
Provision also was made by the
house for the filing of reports by state
officials on time, penalties being pro.
vided for failure to do so. there being
no alternative for the oflciais except
to have their reports in on time.
Admit Cheaper Gasoline.
Admission OF cheaper gasoline also
was provided for, the senate bill max
Ing such provision being passed by the
lower branch without opposition. This
bill will admit gasoline that will be
suitable for use in tractors. etc.
The bill establishing a new asylum
for the insane also was passed, No
place is fixed for the location of the
institution.
Supreme Court at Any Place.
Provision whereby the supreme
court may hold its sessions at any
point in the state where it may sec AT
also was made by the house when II
passed the senate bill covering that
question.
Two years henc g the people will
vote on the question Of authorizing
the legislature to establish terminal
elevators within the state, the bill
passed two years g completing its
house after it had already passed the
senate.
The Owens inheritance tax 1av
passed by the senate with several i'm.
portant amendments, will be O n
CURED in by the lower branch to.
morrow.
Professor Ladd's bill regulating
cold storage was also approved TO-DAY
In 81 minutes today the house
passed a total OF 46 senate bills. and
II enters upon the final days work In
remarkably good condition. There
are only about 40 bills remaining FOR
consideration before that body to.
morrow.
There was CONSERVATION in the
ranks Of the Grand Forks and Bot.
tineau county delegations today when
IT was found that appropriations bills
for the state university and school Of
forestry failed to make provision, ex.
cept In the title. as to the place where
the appropriations were to he ex.
pended.
Under an opinion given by Assist.
ant Attorney General Young, it wa,
commended that the bill would relate
to the title and that the appropria.
tiOns would be legal.