The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-02-11
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.ty. Received "a ayes, 20 hayes and
is absent and not voting.
5o-Rond, providing that official
ballots shall he prepared for elections
held i'm special school district.
26--Ellinshous", providing mat po-
ilitical party having largest number OF
votes shall have its candidates on Of
fetal ballot at left hand side of bal
lot. Blakcmore asked for unanimous
consent to enter amendment but this
was refused and bill wils finally re-
ferred TO committee on elections.
a"-Turner, relating to state board
of bar examiners and entrance fee.
Committee OF the Whole.
When the house was resolved into
a committee of the whole Owens OF
Williams was called to The chair and
the first matter taken under consider
alton was house bill ~ which is a
mechanics lien bill. Bratton the au-
until tomorrow and Turner of Stark
asked that it be made a special order
for Saturday as he was waiting To
hear from some people whom he hau
written REGARDING the bill. The bill
was finally made a special order oi
business for today at 5 O'clock.
H. B. 149. relating to the payment
patients in the insane hospital and
which provides for the sale of land
of the inmates for the bench, Of the
family or estate of such inmate was
referred to the committee on judiciary
on motion of Mr.. S,rcetcr. Norleim's
state budget bill was recommended
for passage as WAS Elakenlorc's meas
ure REGARDING prior TAX sales and the
cancellation thereof.
IL 3. .l., which was introduced
the committee on state affairs and
relates to bonds for school district.
township, city and county officers was
recommended for passage.
There WAS considerable debate over
tho Warriner bill providing that the
of 1911. providing f"r paNmens
of 5000 TO each delegate to a national
those who favored the 1al1 law hat it
made it possible for 4 poor man TO
he a candidate for delegate as he had
some way of payin: his expenses on
the trip and on the other hand it was
that as there are only two
accredited political parties that people
who are members of rho other parties
not Ice compelled to pay part
of the price of the two conventions
in which they are not represented. 1t
was shown durins tn" debate that il
cost the state $..71S..S in 1912 and
that there Was one delegate who re-
fused to he reimbursed for his en-
1t was tilll,N recommended
!lp pass. Lampcrt asked for roll call
but was declared out of order.
:. II. aO-Wartner. relating to gar
1ishmcnt proceedings in justice court
was on motion of Mr.. Hcndrickson
laid over until general orders today
and TIanley's srnat hill for the do
termination of heirs and their share
in certain claims was recommended
FOR passage.
II. Is. I which is a hill that would
twelve to ten per cent Was on :he
calendar for special orders Yesterday
hut was not reached. 1t is expected
that ii will come up today during &c :.
orders and that there will be quite
a fight made over it. There appears
TO he a sentiment from the eastern
part of the state that present condi-
affect that part of the state as money
ran be had for less than ten per cent
hut tho greatest interest in the bill is
in the western part and ali the repre-
from that section are not
united as to which is the best thing
TO do. kill the bill or pass it. those
neing against the hill holding that
they will not be able TO get money
in a new country unless there is a
rate of interest than - per
and those favoring the hill mold
ing that wherever there is Il chance
TO loan none" there will be found
plenty OF money 1t is quite likely
that there will he IN interesting de.
i'll the matter when it comes up
this afternoon. The first clash nvcr
the matter was during The bankers
here and tho lobby was
with "A deles,tion from. the
convention and they were all interest
ri listeners.