The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-23
QUIET DAY in
The SENATE

Bismarck, N. D., Jan. 23.--Reports
J of committees and the introduction OF
I thirteen new measures constituted the
major portion of the senate session
for Wednesday, afternoon.
The committee on appropriations
had returned from its trip to James
town and with the exception of
Senators Gronvold and Englund every
member was present when the roll
was called.
Under a motion Of Senator Hughes
Of Bismarck the following resolution
was adopted:
Whereas. Hon. G. B. Little. Of
Bismarck N. d.. a pioneer Of Dakota
territory and the state Of North Da-
kota, rs well as an eminent legislator
of many years, for twenty years a
member of this body and during that
entire period was chairman Of the
committee on judiciary, a man of
sturdy character, whose services have
been of great value to this state, and,
Whereas. the portrait of the Hon.
Judson LaMoure, another eminent
legislator of this state, and for many
years a prominent member of this
body, has been placed upon the walls
Of this senate as a reminder of his
fore,
BE it Resolved, that the honorable
lieutenant governor appoint q COM
rnittee of three members of this body
to request the Hon. G. E. Little to
furnish a copy of a portrait Of him
self, suitable for the purpose, and that
the same when presented be accepted
by said committee in the name of the
senate, and that said portrait be plac-
ed on the walls of the senate chamber
beside the portrait of Hon. Judson La
Moure, and that a copy of this resolu-
ton be mailed to Hon. G. B. Little.
President Kraabel appointed as
members OF that committee Senators
Hughes, Jacobson and Mclean.
a communication was received from
the livestock association which held a
meeting at Fargo Jan. 16, encouraging
the annual appropriation of $3.50 0
annually for state fairs.
a communication was also re-
cefved containing the report of the
temporary educational commission
and the report was referred to the
committee on education.
Bills Reported by COMMITTEES.
Under the head of committee re-
ports the committee judiciary recon-
mended the indefinite postponement
of senate bills Nos. IL, 81 and So, while
6S was recommended to pass, and
after amending senate bill No. So, that
measure was also recommended for
! passage.
Senator Jacobson's bill, No. 50, re-
lating to the indiscriminate purchase
Of milk, cream and butterfat was
amended before 1t was recommended
for passage.
The committee on highway and
bridges recommended for passage
senate bills No. 81.
The report Of the select committee
on mileage and per diem OF which
Senator Clark was chairman offered
Its report and on motion it was
adopted.
New Bills Read and Referred.
s.. b. No. 101-Cashel, relating to
deposits in two names, referred to the
committee on banks nj banking.
= 3. No. 102-Porterfield. providing
for the inspection of oils, referred to
the committee on state affairs.
3. B. No. 10S-Davis. providing for
ship and other officers, referred TO the
committee on state affairs.
8. B. No. 104-Cashel. amendment
relating to the maintenance Of In
mates Of the institution of feeble
minded. referred to the committee on
state affairs.
$. B. No. 1O5-McBride, relating to
Iue responsibility OF fidelity insurance
companies, referred to the committee
on insurance.
IS. B. No. 106-Barnes. appropriatinr
$4,000 for the Industrial schooI at
Ellendale, referred to the committee
on appropriations.
8. b. No. 107-Mudgett, ~appropriat-
ing $IS4,525 for improvements Of state
normal school at Valley City, referred
to the committee on judiciary.
s.. 3. Nc. 1O8-Taicott, concurrent
resolution, relating to the apportionina
OF the interest and income derived
from the permanent fund Of the conn
mon schools. referred to the COM
mittee on judiciary.
s. b. No. 1~0S-Talcott, concurrent
resolution, pertaining to the choosing
OF county superintendent, referred to
the committee on judiciary.
s.. b.. No. 110-Plain, referred to the
committee on judiciary.
81. 3. No. 111-Talcott. amendment
relating to the duties of the county
superintendent, referred to the COM
n1ittee on education.
s., B.. No 112--TaicOtt. amendment
relating to the duties of county SUPER
i~iltendents, referred to the committee
on education.
s.. B. No. 113-Leutz. a~ppropriating
$4,000 for the sub-station at Hebron
referred TO the committee on ap-
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