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

use as much space in retraction as
was occupied by the original article
| Do pass.
s. B. No. 222, Observation-Disclosures to
sale of property OF the estate OF de-
Icedent to pay allowance OF family,
debts, charges of administration and
legacies OF deceased. To pass.
s. B. No. 232. Carey-Relating to APP
pointment of deputies by county Of
ficers. To pass.
S. b. No. 2s7. Lindstrom Holding
| guilty anyone who entices another into
gambling game, and finding guilty
Of contempt any participant in such
game who refuses to testify against
himself or others. Indefinitely post
poned.
H. B. No. 121, Lageson-Repealing
Chapter 234 Of the Session Laws of
1915, creating state board Of immi-
grafton. To pass.
H. B, No. 40. Stinger-Making IT
duty OF state commissioner of agricuI-
ture and labor to supply reliable in
formation to prospective settlers and
requiring sheriff of each county to
cooperate with commissioner in pro-
curing samples of grains and other
crops, and providing for collections of
different products of the state. Indefln-
itely postponed.
H. B. No. 1874, Maddox Of Benson
Repeating Compiled Laws of 1913 re-
lating to special tax levy for immi-
grafton. Indefinitely postponed.
s. B. No. 209. Putnam-Relating to
reward for apprehension Of criminals.
To pass.
S. B. No. 80, Cahill-Relating to To-
cation of county seats, giving the
county commissioners temporary pow
er to locate and providing that county
seat SO located shall remain SO until
next general election, when the ques-
ton shall go on the ballot and the
town receiving the highest number Of
votes shall be designated. To pass.
s. b. No. 1873. Hunt-Requiring coun-
ty officers to file bonds required to be
filed in their Offices without exacting
fee therefor. To pass.
H. B. No. 80, Bownan-Requiring
signature and oath of consignee that
liquor is designed for personal use be-
fore any consignment of intoxicants
shall be delivered by any common
carrier. To pass as amended.
s. B. No. 191, Haga .rt-Prohibiting
sale of cocaine, morphine. opium or
any other habit-forming durg. To
pass.
S. B. No. IS, Heckle-The "bone dry"
law, restricting transportation and de-
livery of intoxicants by any common
carrier, or other person engaged in
dray business, livery business, or any
private person. (The West Virginia
bone dry law held constitutional
under the webb-Kenyon act, with its
teeth pulled.) Recommended to pass.
s. B. No. 227, Allen-Relating to
taxation Of inheritances. devises, leg
acies, ETC. To pass as amended.
s. B. No. It's. Bryne-Provid ing for
creation of irrigation districts. To
pass. "a
S. B. No. 245. Rowe-Providing for
examination, registration and hcens-
ing of architects. To pass as amended.
Bills indefinitely postponed: House
Bills Nos 140. 1874; Senate Bills Nos.
SIS, $50, 299, 276, 1913 and 229.
Motion to indefinitely postpone 8. B.
No. 293, relating to removal OF county
seats, was laid over until Monday on
objection Of Benson, the author.
The president signed II. B. No. As.
prohibiting negotiation Of transfer or
check or note received in first payment
on life insurance premium. prior to de-
livery Of policy or passing of medical
examination; H. B. No. 50, II. B. No.
90, H. B. No. 18 and II. B. No. 120.