The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-01-25

III executive eee61on TINS A4teEn0On
the senate refused to confirm the
board Of control appointments
on the grounds that the intent Of
the law is that each administrae
tfon shall have its own board q
control.
There is strong sentiment among
the representatives for strict investi-
cation into the delay in the appear
ance Of reports from departments,
some Of them not having gone to the
printer as yet. Some house members
nave suggested that the delinquent
ofhcials be brought before the iegis-
iature and asked to explain, and, IL
the explanation is not satisfactory.
the officers be publicly reprimanded.
Senator Overson presented q bill
providing that all legislative employees.
except the chief clerk Of the house.
secretary OF the senate and the SER
eeant-at-arms and assistant sergeant
alarms. be engaged by contract. and
a bond of $4,000 be required Of tho
Representative Kyllo introduced q
bill in the house prohibiting the use
OF dogs in hunting prairie chickens.
1t provides. however, that farmers
may use dogs for hunting on their
own premises.
Representative Norheim introduced
Ia bill providing for a state BUDGET.
The women suffrage bill will como
up for third reading and final passage
in the senate this afternoon, and il IN
expected that it will be passed.
Senator Mcdowell introduced a bill
today, providing that banks may hold
90 percent Of the loans and discounts
ana hrst mortgages on real estate,
The present law permits banks to on
~ loan fifteen percent Of the capital
to one concern. This bill gives more
action for real estate securities which
are considered more easily converted
tnan any other assets of a bank and
gives the banks larger field for farm
loans
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board Of control appointments was
considered in republican senatorial
caucus at the Mckenzie hotel last
night. but prominent leaders refused
to diyulge the nature Of the business
cohs'oereo. 1t was announced. how
ever. that committee had been ap.
pointed to draft resolutions to present
TO the senate today.
During the afternoon. two bills wers
introduced in the senate pertaining to
the state penitentiary. Senator Cashel
introduced one relating to the com.
pensation for inmates in the state pri.
son. while Senator Hughes presented
q Dill. providing for resident chap.
plain at the penitentiary.
Considerable business was transact.
ed In the house during the afternoon.
Bill No. 164. providing for summon.
Ing jurors BY registered mail. was
passed. Bill No. 5, a joint bill intro
duced by Representatives Hanson and
blakemore. a concurrent amendment
providing for the direct election Of
senators. was passed. Representative
Blakemores bill. extending the fran
chise to every citizen Of the United
States and civilized persons- of Indian
descent who shall have severed their
tribal relations two years proceeding
the election, was also passed.
Representative Ployhar moved that
all bills providing for the establish
ment Of hispitals for the insane be re-
ferred to a single committee. and
Divet moved an
amendment that they be referred to
the committee Of the whole. The
amendment was defeated. however.
after which the Ployhar's motion car.
ried.
The act validating certain execution
sales heretofore made and limiting the
time in which the same may be at
lacked. and the bill. introduced BY
Sorlie, repeating the
stitutional amendments shall he nih.