The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-19
ROUTINE OF LEGISLATURE

!, license covering dairy products. tt
pass.
s. B. No. 2S5-To pass as amend.
i ed.
i s. b. 100, Heckle-For q "one-man'
1 tax commission. Objected to by Kine
as a political measure, who refers
to state affairs committees action or
III. B. No. 65, providing for zone
man" board of regents, which he stated
was killed on the grounds that 1t was
q political measure. Chairman Hy-
| land replied to King, stating that there
was a difference in the situation, mas
much as s. B. 100 made no Immediate
| revolutionary change, but merely pro-
vided that in time but one member OF
! the tax commission should receive full
| pay, while II. B. No. IS was designed
for an entirely different purpose and
| would have different effect. Senator
Hamilton stated that S. B. No. 100 was
little different from the "one-man'
| tax commission bill proposed two
years ago, and that he was feminist II
/ then and now. Two reports were pre-
scented, a majority report OF the state
affairs for passage, and q minority for
indefinite postponement. The motion
that the minority report be accepted
was lost, q to II. Ave not voting, and
the majority report was adopted by
ayes and nays.
S. B. No. 2s6, Levang. by request
Relating to distribution Of election
ballots and notices of election. TIC
pass.
/ constitutional amendment empowering
the state to bond for the construction
of public roads and highways. Tc
pass.
S. B. No. Constitutions amend
ment referred by Fourteenth assembly
providing that counties may exceed by
8 per cent bonded debt limit of 5 pei
cent for construction of highways and
S. B. No. 204, Misunderstanding ia
official newspapers. To pass as amend
ed.
s. B. No. 70. Mostad--Full crew bill
requiring crew of five men on each
! railroad train of fifty cars. Majority
| report for indefinite postponement;
minority report for passage. Minority
report adopted. 25 to "a.
H. B. No. n. Mackon - RECURRING
railways to construct cattleways
Majority report for indefinite post
ponement. Minority report, urged by
Jacobsen that bin do pass carried.
II. b. No. 106, Hendrickson- Requir-
| ing railroad companies to construct
"wyes" in certain cases. To pass as
4 I.n1
s. b. No. s15, Gibbens-c Concurrent
resolution making an emergency. APP
preparation of $4,000 to meet deficiency
! in per diem and mileage account for
employees of Fifteenth general as
sennbly. To pass.
S. B. No. 213. Jacobsen Defining
Thirteenth judicial district and pro-
viding for holding terms Of court
| therein: district created comprises
Hettinger, Adams, Bowman and Slope.
S. 3. No. 25s, King Providing FOR
statewide civil service. for all state
and county appointive officers and em-
ployes, and for the creation OF a civil
service commission of three persons
to be named by the governor In
definitely POSTPONED.
S. B. No. 257. Pendrav-For uniform
manner of fixing time and manner OF
serving notices Of hearings in county
courts in matters Of probate jurisdic-
ton. Indefinitely postponed.
s. b. No. $50. Wenstrom Providing
for building Of teacherages. To pass
as amended.
s. B. No. 156, Appropriations Com
mittee-To appropriate $4,000 out Of
the local funds Of the Mayyille normal
school to be used In conjunction with
$4,000 named In general appropria.
/ ton bill In construction and equip
ment Of a new dormitory. no pass Is
amended.
S. B. No. a. Gibbons An act to 40
cept benefits Of act passed BY the ma
tlonal congress to provide for this
4 promotion of vocational educaticn