The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-02-12

IA and senate bill No. 40, all of Which
had been amended but were reconl-
mended favorably.
President Kraable was not SATISFIED
with the ~listless in which the
senator's were voting on the adoptlon
their attention was called to the De-
meanor there vas an unquestionaole'
though cheerful, response for the pai-
ance of the afternoon.
Another house bill that worked It's
way out of a committee was U Dill
No. 81, which was recommended Tor
passage after it had been amended by
the committee on public health.
The committee on education return
ed the largest batch Of bills of any OF
the committees, and the bills reported
were as follows:
S. B, No. Is amended and do pass.
S. B. No. 100 amended n do pass
S. 3. No. 235 do pass.
S. B. Nc. 231 do pass.
S. B. No. 216 do pass. 3d..
S. B. No. 234 do pass.
S. B. No. 225 amended and do pass.
The committee on banks n bank
ing reported bills as follows:
S. B. No. 1873 amended and do pass.
S. B. No. 95 indefinitely postponed.
H. B. No. % do pass.
Message From the House.
Then senators then listened to "a
message 1from the house which gave
notice that the house had ~concurred in
the senate resolution providing cheap
err freight rates for second handed
automobiles, and also c~oncurred in the
resolution providing for memorial ex-
ercises on Feb. % for Judge Morgan
and Judge Templeton. The resolution
providing that no biographical sketches
be published of the members OF this
assembly was also ~coneufred In.
The same message also transmitted
house bills Nos. 248 and 1873, which had
passed the house, and also senate bills
Nos. SIS, IA and SO, which the house had
passed unchanged. g..
| Bills Re-referred.
Senator diversion moved that house
bill No. rs be re-referred to the COM
mittee on judiciary, but Senator HE-
land wanted it to go to the COMMITTEES
on state affairs where there. was q
similar bill, but Senator diversion stated
the committee on judiciary wanted &c
amend the bill SO that deputy sheriffS
in the different counties would not al
be appointed from the county sea-
town, as it would save some travelling
expenses ifsthey could be scattered over
the county, Mr., Overson's motion pre-.
vailed and the bill was so re-referred
| Then onTmqtion of. Senator Davis SEN
ate bill No. las, which covers. the same
subject, was changed from the state
affairs committee to the committee or
judiciary.
S. b.. No. S5-Bronson, creating
teachers insurance and retirement
fund. The bill received Al ayes z no,
S. B. No. lo4-CasheI, relating to in-
stitution for feeble minded, 40 ayes and
/ absent "
S. b. No. 52-Bronson, size of engines
and cars and, fifteen foot. clearance, AZ
ayes, Z no., and / absent. .
House Bills Read and Referred.
There were only two house bills read
and referred, and those were house
bills Nos. 24S, relating to noa-residents
being committed to the asylum, refer
red to the committee on state affairs
and 1873, relating to poor asylums for
poor being located in counties, refer
red to the committee on state affairs,
| Joint Session Today
There were no other bills on the cal
endar and President Kraable announce
ed that today the senate would meet at
: o'clock as usual and march in a body
to the house chamber to attend the
Lincoln memorial programme to be
given by the student council and the
address by President Worst.
After several committee announce
ments the senate adjourned at S!46 on
motion of Senator Mudgett.
Senate Bills Read and Referred.
s.. b. No. 249-Garden, relating to
qualifications of embalmers. Referred
to the committee on public health.
S.. b. No. 250-Kretchmar, investing
in bonds money of educational institu-
tons. Referred to committee on state
affairs.
S.. B. No. 251-Thorson, providing
that husband and wife be held for fam.
lily expenses. Judiciary.
S. b. No. 252-Nelson, relating to the