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

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penalty for violation thereof.
Purpose and intent of bill--Would
provide that all prescriptions shall be
written in plain and simple Eng
lish.
H. B. No.. S31, introduced by Mr..
Cole, and referred to temperance.
A bill for an act to prohibit the use
of cigarets by minors, prohibiting the
supplying of cigaret wrappers land
clgaret papers to minors, prohibiting
the sale Of cigarets, cigaPet tobacco,
cigaret wrappers and cigaret papers
without license, and providing for
licensing the sale, barter, and giving
away of cigarets, cigaret tobacco,
cigaret wrappers and cigaret papers,
and making the violation thereof q
criminal .offense, and providing penal
ties therefor.
H. B. No. ss2. introduced by Mr..
Geiger, and referred to ways and
means
A bill for an act to amend and re-
enact sections 1859 and 9172 of 1918
laws regulating to the treatment of
the eyes of newborn infants.
Purpose and intent OF bill-Would
make no exception, even though not
necessary, and would increase penalty
H. B. No. 33S, introduced by Mr..
Hoghaug by request, and referred to
education.
A bill for an act to amend and re-
enact section 1889 of 1913 laws relat-
ing to school terms, how arranged and
when discontinued.
Purpose and intent of bill-Would
set a definite time when school shall
start in the fall: a seven months term
shall start on the second Monday in
October, nine months term shall
commence on the first Monday in
September.
H. B. No. 334, introduced by Mr..
Olson of Bowman. and referred to
warehouse and grain grading.
A bill for an act to amend and re-
lating to bonds and proprietors,
lessees. managers of public ware
houses, elevators or flour mills, or
individual buying of shipping grain
for profit in this state and who do not
have to pay cash in advance for such
grain!
Purpose and intent of bill-Would
provide that the bond may be signed
by either a fidelity surety, corporate
surety, or personal bond.
H. B. No. 335, referred t. judici-
airy.
A bill for an act to amend and re-
enact section 3134 of 1913 laws.
Purpose and intent of bill-Would
raise the examiners daily fees from So
to $40 per day, and would make any
one refusing or neglecting to comply
liable to cancellation of their license
H. B. No. SS6, introduced by Messrs,
Allen and Arnold, and referred to
ways and means.
"A bill for an act to protect the
travelling public against accidents
from .f10fnr vahiClag IS
III. B. No. S37, introduced by Mr.
Sinclair by request, and referred to
tax and tax laws.
A bill for an act authorizing cities
to levy a tax for publicity purposes.
Purpose and intent OF bilI--Would
give cities power by taxation of raise
! money whereby they may advertise to
the world their advantages.
H. b. No. $50, introduced by Mr.
Olson of Bowman, and referred to
banks and banking.
A bill for an act to amend and re-
enact section 51s1 of 1913 laws relat-
ing to bonds OF officers and employees
of banking associations, savings banks
and trust companies.
Purpose and intent of bill--This bill
adds the words. providing that such
bond may be either fidelity surety
corporate surety or personal bond
Under present practice of the state
examiner, personal bonds are not ac-
cepted. This would make it compul-
sorry that he accept personal bonds, II
sufficiently good.
fl. B. No. 1888. introduced by Mr.
Nathan, and referred to judiciary.
A bill for an act to provide for wit
ness fees In hgarnishment proceedings
in district court and county courts 81