The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-08
CON CON FIGHT
Continued from page one.)
Ignite briquetting plants and Ignite
coal mines.

lRnlte DrlqueLLlng plants ana lSniLe
coal mines.
There the league has extended it's
program as compared with the 1915
and 1916 program. Such extensions
may be expected from time to time,
and to make proper allowance for
them, constitutional provision that
would permit the state to engage in
all kinds Of public utilities would be
would be avoided.
The question of ownership of mines
also opens the question of state owner
ship of the means of production.
Under the present state constitution,
it is not possible for the state to issue
bonds in excess of 5000, 0O0-that being
the limit of the states bonding ability
Con Con Gets First Call.
The con con-" as it is becoming
Familiarity known among the legislators
and capitol spectators, holds first
place.
When the bill reaches the house of
representatives, it will at once become
the center Of bitter and interesting
contest.
1t will be the leagues test. The
league leaders have announced that
they expect to make the vote on the
constitutional convention a test of the
question Oh WneIleF d LudH Is d Non-
partisan.
By this method, they have hopes of
swinging into line their solid strength
in the house.
They have little hope of command
ing even their normal strength in the
senate for the bill that is now pro-
posed.
House Bills Submitted Saturday.
H. B. 9.-Hoare, fixing and limiting
attorneys fees and all costs on fore
closure of real estate mortgages.
H. B. 1O.-Lageson, an act in regard
to special assessments law.
H. B. 11.-Fraser, relating to bonds
and undertaking an appeal to district
or supreme court.
H. B. 12.-Strom, Guam, and Moen,
in regard to redemption Of real estate
of the foreclosure sale.
Senate Bills Saturday.
S. B. 7.-Hemmingson. designating
temperance day in public schools and
requiring instruction and appropriate
exercises relative to the history and
benefits of prohibition upon said day.
Education.
S. B. 8.-McLean, providing for
proper rotation of small grains to pro-
vide against present method of rob-
bling soil by planting some kind of
crop which requires cultivation, seed
ing to some Of the various kinds of
grasses and summer fallow, provid-
ing penalties for violation of the act,
providing for enforcement and MAX
ing appropriation for same. Agricul-
ture.
S. B. 9.-Martin, to amend and re-
enact Section 81122 Compiled Laws of
State of N. D., 1913, relating to fore
closure on land contracts. Judiciary.
s. B. 10.-Martin, amending and re:
enacting Section 1886 Compiled Laws
of State of N. D., 1918, relative to the
redemption Of property sold under
mortgage foreclosure. Judiciary.
8. b. 11.-Martin, amending and re-
enacting Sections 6072 and 6073 Com
piled Laws of State Of N. D., 1913. as
amended relative to the legal rate of
interest, defining usury and providing
a penalty for usurious interest. Banks
and banking.
S. B. 12.-Lindstrom, act granting
women the right to vote for presiden-
tial electors and certain other officers
and to participate and vote on certain
matters and in certain elections.
Woman Suffrage.
S. b. 14.-Englund, amending Sec
ton SITE. Compiled Laws of State Of
N. D.. 1913, as amended relating to the
department of state examiners. Banks
and banking.
s. b. 15.-Beck, amending and re-
enacting Section 10059 Compiled Laws
of State OF N. D.. 1913. relating to ma
licious mischief. Judiciary.
s. b. 16.-Welford, amending Sec
ton 1853 Compiled Laws of State Of
N. D., 1913. relating to bridges across
nayigable streams. Highways and
bridges.
s. b. 17.-Kirkeide, amending Sec.
ton 287, Compiled Laws of State of
N. D., 1913, relating to the invest
ment Of school funds on farm lands,
State affairs
s. b. 18-Carey. relating to receipt and
filing by register of deeds OF deeds,
mortgages and assignments OF mort
cages. Judiciary