The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-25

senate to arrange for these services
10 be held in d joint session. The
president OF the senate appointed
Senators Bronson. HyIand and Cashel
as the committee for the senate.
Senator PorterfieId fled a petition
from the Grain Growers association
requesting that the legislature appro-
pirate $1,000 for the encouragement
and support OF rural schools. $50,000
for consolidated schools and $25,000
for extension work at the agricultural
college.
/ Senator Hoverson fled q. petition
from Beach with twenty two signers'
names attached asking that there be no
burdensome leg islation enacted In the
way OF q. high license for wagon sales
men of stock foods as 1t would shut
out competition and tend to create q
monopoly,
Senator Plain, chairman of the SEN
ate committee on appropriations, sub
mitted the report Of the joint commit
tee on appropriations regarding the in
Bpection the Joint committee had made
OF the state hospital for the Insane al
Jamestown. The report tells that
while the institution is greatly over
crowded and there is a marked i'm
crease in tubercular patients the insti-
tuition was found In an excallent san
itary condition. The committee rec
ommends large number OF improve
nents and that the buildings be en-
larged. For that purpose Senator Steel
-of Stutsman county has introduced a
bill that calls for an appropriat ton OF
over $4,000!
When the order for the tisird read
ing and final passage of bills was
reached Senator Talcott offered q
motion for the senate to so into
cf Senator Hanley he withheld his
motion for the consideration of senate
bin No. 13, the amended herd bill,
which had been carried over. from
Thursday. Mr., Hanley requested the
bill be referred to special committee
as there were several more amend
ments that should be added. This
was agreed to by senator Mclean. the
author Of the original bill, and Presf-
dent Kraabel referred 1t to special
committee consisting of Senators
Hanley, Mclean. Davis, jacobson and
Gilbert. Mr.. Talcott's motion for the
executive session then prevailed at
s2:45,
Open Session at 2:5S.
S. b. Nos. 53. 81 and 6S, having
ben reported as correctly engrossed
were read the third time and on roll
call all three bills passed Senator
Bronson asked to be excused from
voting on senate bill No. So, which
relates to the board Of state bar ex-
aniners and the fee to be charged, as
he is a member of the board and felt
that he was disqualified in voting.
S. B. No. 5, woman's suffrage, was
supposed to have been put on Anal
returned to the senate from the en-
crossing roOYT1. s1f fGHf9 iii
At 1909 Senator Gibbens' motion ad-
journed the senate to Saturday at 2
o'clock.
New Senate Bills Read and Referred
S. B. No. 1875 Hughes, relating to
the board of control providing a
chaplain at the penitentiary, referred
to the committee on state affairs.
S. B. No. 127-C Cashel, relating to
compensation for inmates of the
penitentiary and providing an APP
preparation of $4,000, referred to the
committee on state affairs.
S. b. No. 12S Cashel, concurrent
resolution amending constitution, re-
lating to election franchises, referred
to the COMMITTEES on elections.
s. B. No. 129-Gilbert, providing
free passage for members Of state
board OF railroad commission and
their employees. referred to the com
mittee on railroads.
S. b. No. 1SO Gilbert, providing
Representation for North Dakota al
the Panama exposition and appropria
tion Of $4,000, referred to committee
on appropriations.
s. b, No. I31 Thoreson, requiring
warehouses to clean all grain handled
by them and testing, and providing 9
penalty, referred to the committee on
warehouses and grain grading.
s. B, No. 132--Mudgett, providing
ferred to ways and means committee