The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-12

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amendments. proposed by the initiative
route may be published. Would do
away with the publishing of the amend
ments proposed in the legislative as
II. 4. No. att, introduced by Mr.. Cole,
and referred TO drainage and irrigation.
A bill for an act entitled an act to con-
villages, highways and farm lands
| from inundation and to authorize the
Organization of drainage and flood con-
troll districts to secure the construction
IMPROVEMENTS as viii secure the com ON
| troll OF flood waters within the limits
of such districts.
H.. B, No. s7s, referred to ap--
preparation COMMITTEES. bill
ooa e. tss .te. Of f9l
commissioners between the dates of
Feb. 8, 1917 and June 80, 1917. both
II. B. No. as, introduced by Mr.. Ok
sendahl, and referred to judiciary. A
bill for an act fixing the burden of
proof in malpractice actions. Purpose
and intent of bill: Would put the bur
III. b. No. 3SO, introduced by Mr.. Pra-
ter, and referred to temperance. A bill
for. an act to regulate the installation
and requiring the owners and lessees
of all soda water fountains to register
| the same with the food commissioners
II. b. No. ss1. introduced by Mr.. Kun
KEEL, and referred to judiciary. A bill
for an act to amend and re-enact sec
fion Tie of 1918. relating to and fixing
Purpose TS ana intent Of Bill: Would max
the annual salary OF the judges $500
per anI1uYn.
II. B. No. sS2. introduced by Mr.:
Blanchard, and referred to ways and
me- on
and provide for admission of apples
into the state of North Dakota from all
states, territories or foreign countries
and providing for penalty for the VIC.
bill: Would provide that all apples
shipped into this state for human con-
sumption shall be graded according to
must be wrapped separately.
H. b. No. 3S3, introduced by Mr.. Reis-
hus and referred to state AFFAIRS. A
bill for an act TO create in the ONCE OF
the county auditor department OF tax
assessments, providing for the appoint
ment of tax deputy in certain cases
and the removal of such deputy and as
SCISSOR. -.
II. B. No. 3S4, introduced by Mr.. KEEL
ly and referred to highways. A bill
for an act requiring every motor We
hicle operated on the public highway to
be equipped with lights which DO not
sity or brightness as to blind persons
facing such lights and prescribing pen
alties for violation of this act.
III. B. No. 385, introduced by Mr.. Cole.
and referred to municipal corporations.
bill for an act authorizing cities in
corporated under the laws of this state
to regulate and fix the rate to be charg-
furnishing water, light. telephone ssrv-
ice or other public service or utilities
to such cities and inhabitants thereof.
H. B. No. 386, introduced by L. l..
GA - go fosN
concurrent resolution for amendment
of the constitution, providing for NUM-
cipal corporations, their incorporation,
organization and powers.
H. B. No. 3S7, introduced by Walton,
and passed Immediately. Referred to
Lincoln birthday exercises.
H B. No. 3SS, introduced by Mr.. Wal
ton, and referred to temperance. A
bill for an act to amend and re-enact
section 1906 of 1913 laws, defining in
toxicating liquors. Purpose and intent
OF bill: Would add the following words,
''or any liquid or compound OF any
ing no alcohol, whether medicated or
not, capable OF being used as o bever-
age and having the appearance or ma
yor Of SssT Sr malt Miess Snc h.r 1sto
ica1ly sealed bottles" to present Sec
II. B. No. sss, introduced BY and re-
feTred g appropriations. a Dill Tor an
bursting private citizens on account OF
advances made or liabilities incurred
for the construction of the national
qHardb b. s No. $50, introduced BY Mr. Var
mum, and referred TO judiciary A. bill
for an act to provide for the arbitra-
ton by the Judge of the district court
OF differences Between debtor, and cred
H. B. No. ss1, introduced by Mr.. Har--
ris, and referred to appropriations. a
bill for an act to reimburse ".
were loaned to the State Historical So
ciety of North Dakota.
n. B. No. see, introduced by Mr.. Har-
ris, and referred to highways. bill
for an act to amend ana re-enact sec
tion 1851 OF 1919 laws, relating to the
petitioning Of the board of county COM
missioners for the purchase and cree
ton OF bridges: Purpose and intent OF
petition signed BY at feast fifty legal
voters living within radius OF ten
miles of the proposed location shall be
sufficient to cause the BOARD 10 VIEW
and Investigate the necessity of putting
H.. B. No. sss, introduced by Mr.. Gel
ger, and referred to Insurance. A bill
for an act TO amend section ASss OF
which insurance corporations may be
formed In North Dakota. Purpose and
intent OF bill: Would include automo-
among the subjects that may be 1nsur-
H. B. No. Ssl. introduced by Mr.:
Hageson, and referred to ways and
regulate msns; the S business b Of commercial
agencies engaged in making and fur
nishinK with or without compensation.
financial ratings of individuals, firms or
corporations within this state, and pro-
yiding suitable penalty for violation
thereof.
II. 3. No. ss5. introduced by Mr.. WAL
ton, and referred to public lands.
1918 laws, relating to the advertise
ment for leasing of school and institu-
ton lands Purpose and intent of bill:
Would change the time that advertise-
ment shall be run from sixty days to
four weeks. and would leave out OF the
advertisements all facts pertaining to
the land excepting the legal descrip-
III. B. No. Sss, introduced by joint
committee on state affairs, and referred
to state affairs committee, A bill for
an act providing for the disposition OF
eh Saye Sssn left by such
prisoners and uncalied for
H. B. No. 397, introduced by joint
committee on state AFFAIRS, and referred
s 20 Feeset section f1aso Of 1918 avs
as amended by section j OF chapter 1eS
of 1915, sessions laws, relating to the
parole of persons confined In the pent-
Tertiary. Purpose and intent Of bill:
3his would permit those who had been
convicted of murder In the second de-
gree to be paroled from the peniten-
tiary. Present statute does not so per-
NIT.
III. b. No. 3ss, introduced by joint
committee on state affairs, and referred
to state AFFAIRS. A bill for an act to
amend and re-enact section 1885 of
1913 laws as amended by section of
chapter 1o1 of 1915 laws, relating to the