The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-02-19

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tute. Tastes nice-acts gently.-Advt.
Nos. 1879 and 7S, which had been pas
sed by the upper branch; also house
bill No. 81. which had been amended.
The committee 'on engrossment re-
ported bills Nos. 81, "a, III, 229, 267,
307, 309, 313, 341, 3SS, 376. 392 and
396 to be correctly ~engrossed.
The committee on ways and means
recommended house bills Nos, rs. 1886
and 410 for passage, and No. 412 for
postponemeRt. The committee on ap-
recommended amendment
and passage of bills Nos. ESQ, $50, 40
and II. The committee on military
affairs recommended the passage of
bill No. 343. The committee on educa-
ton recommended indefinite post
ponement of senate bills Nos. 231 and
rs, and house bill No. 1856. The COM
nittee on highways recommended pas
sage of bin No. $50, I'M postponement
of bill No. 345,
275, 269 and So was recommended by
the appropriation committee, and the
same committee recommended Nos.
1S4, 300, 1874 for amendment n pas
sage. The committee ON elections
recommended postponement for Nos.
135, 221, ~205, 368, $50, 164, and pas
sage of No, $40. The committee on
tax and tax laws recommended
amendment and passage of Nos: 374,
143, 214 and 1877, and postponement
of Nos. 334 and 26S.
Representative Williams introduced
a resolution requesting the governor
to inform the house. as to the condi-
ton of capitol funds.
Mr.. Martin wanted to refer Nc. 405
from the Judiciary committee to the
committee or ways and means, but
the privilege was denied.
Another message from the senate
transmitted senate bills Nos. 236,
PIP, 80 and 48 to the house.
Third Reading House Bills.
The following house bills were
placed upon their third reading and
final passage;
H. B. No. 267, exercising right of
eminent domain; 81 ayes, s nays, IS
absent and not voting.
H. B, No. 81, cancellation of land
contracts; "a ayes, S5 nays and II
absent and not voting.
H. B. No. 500, lien for repairs up
on personal property; rs ayes, 8 nays
and 81 absent and not voting.
H. b, No, "a, appropriation for
stand of colors Rock Island military
AOSNA NdllOAs 20 d1 CSB ~ nays anu on
absent and not voting.
H. B, No. 800, relating to special
assessment rs ayes, IL nays and "a
absent and not voting.
III. B. No. S92, salaries of city COM
m~issioners; 80 ayes, no nays, % alb
ent and not voting.
H. B. No. 229, park districts for
villages; 80 ayes, l nay and Is abb
sent and not voting.
III ID No QEQ nnaa1nAf1-
in district, county and supreme court;
81 ayes, no nays, 30 absent and not
voting.
H. B. No, S76, condemnation school
n institution lands for public -pur-
poses; SO ayes, no nayss and 10 alb
sent and not voting,
II. b. No. 1T, duties of county
~treasurers; 81 ayes, IS nays and 36
absent and not voting.
H. B, No. S12. publication of con-
stitutional amendments: 65 ayes, 30
nay and 16 absent and not voting.
II. B, No. 307, relating to abstractors
of title; 6S ayes, 10 nays and 3S alb
sent and not voting.
H. B. No. 341, relating to dependent
and neglected children; 93 ayes, 8
and rs absent and not voting.
s, b. No. 80, registration of farm
names; ~ ayes, 10 nays and SO alb
sent ana AOI NOuHB'
Message From the Governor.
A message from the governor
brought the information that house
bills Nos. S, 20 and AZ had been sign-
ed and filed with the state secre-
tary.
Upon request of the senate, senate
bill No. 236 was recalled from the
house committee IN education.
Discuss Cigarette Amendment.
The senate's message with refer
rence to house bill No. 81 was con-
sidered, and a motion was made that
the anti-cigarette bill. as amended
by the senate be referred to the COM
mittee on temperance. The motion
failed, A motion was made to con-
cur in the senate's amendment and
made and carried, to refer ii to the
house as a committee of the whole to
consider upOn general orders.
Senate bills Nos. 131, 173, 233. 21O.
212, 45 and 81 were placed upon their
first and second reading, and were re-
ferred to the various house commit
tees.
Committee of the WhoIs.
Representative Bjornson was in the
chair when the house resolved itself
into a committee of the whole, and
until the liquor inspection bill came
UP, everything was progressing live
lN.
The following bills were recon-
mended for passage:
II. B. No. 179. APPROPRIATION for
maintenance of Military Wood reser-
walton in Ramsey county.
III. b. No. 81, appropriation for the
Dickinson experiment station.
H. b. No. 255, amending the tree
bounty law.
III. b. No. 256, providing a bounty
for and defining shelter hedges.
FL. B. No. 119, authorizing court or
judge to remove officers for misfeas-
ance, malfeasance or n~onfeasance in
Office.
II. b. No. 201. an act creating the
office of state employment agent and
making an appropriation therefore,
MIR. Campbell moved that the bin be
referred back to the COMMITTEES on
judiciary as he held that the bill was
unconstitutional In it's present form
ana referred to the temperance COM
missioner act passed a few years age
and which was declared unconstitu-
tional by the supreme court. There
was no second to the motion to rere-
fer and on motion of Hill of Bot
tineau. the bill was recommended to
pass.
H. B. No. $50. to avoid the expense
of selling land for a trivial tax was
recommended to pass.
Fl. B. No. 282, relating to city and
school depositaries was recommended