The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-02-14
ness a. We are taught that nothing is made In
vain and certainly IL 10 good Tor nothing

ness a. We are taught that nothing IL made In
vain and certainly IL 10 good FOR nothing
I have very little interest in educational
Affairs and 40 have met no one In our new
state who seems competent to take charge Of
Or even advise in regard to schools and col.
them. would recommend that the b. l.. $.
take the place of all further efforts In this di.
PUBLIC PATRONAGE.
Public patronage should be extended only
to those who are worthy the confidence re-
posed in them. For example, the public
printing should be entrusted to those who
and whose character is above reproach. !
might instance such an one In this city did
modesty not forbid.
PUBLIC HEALTH.
1ind nothing accounted Of 50 little value
seemingly, as the public health. Our medical
standards are 10 low % to be sttainable by
anyone and the restraints thrown arvund
immigration 80 slight, that II is possible for 70
D., and having done 80, begin to practice
literally, experiment ON the people. hope
al:o tS sse biz P:ss limiting the practice of
IMNroRArIsN.
portance ever since Adam and his wife
moved out OF the garden and although, like
some of the rest of us, they didanot better their
west" while, to those already there, the great
aim is to induce desirable class OF settlers to
come among US and exclude AZ far as possi-
BILE, those not 20 desirable.
To this end, gentlemen, I earnestly recon-
mend you to offer large inducements to a.
many down-east Yankees as possible, beliey.
ing az do, that they form the most desirable
CONCLUSION.
Feeling assured gentlemen, that you will
do everything possible to body Of patriotic,
CHAaIEs 3. McCANpLEss,
Governor.
The speaker announced the following
standing
Ways and Means G Thompson, r A
Allen, H Dana.
Judicisry-J W Bennett, J A Greig, A.
Burr
Education-F W Cathro. J W White, VIM
Hubert.
State Affairs-D Williamson, j Piukerton,
J A Greig, NJ. o. Tibbits, v. B. Noble.
Warehouse and Grain--Wm Stewart, A.
Macarthur, D. Dinwoodie.
lnsurance-M o Iibbits. Ferguson,
Mack Nichol.
Public Printing B Sinclair, E Bjorne-
by, J. Pinkerton.
Immigrstion--G Coulthard, Thomp-
son, Geo. Turner.
Highways and Bridges-P Ferguson,
Louis Theroux, H Mccartney.
Appropriations-D Macarthur, v B Noble
and J. A. Allen.
Temperance-GJ Coulthard, F.w .Cathro,
W Cairns.
Election and Privileges-V B Noble, B
Sinclair, D G Thompson, W H Mcintosh, A
Burr.
Military Affairs A Macarthur, Homer
Welton, NJ Nichol. N Meighan, Geo Turner.
Farmers Alliance--D Dinwoodie, William
Stewart, VIM. Hubert.
Counties-J H Mccartney, D. William
son, Nj o Tibbits.
Indian Affairs-W Cairns, H c Dana, J
W White.
Public HEALTH A Greig, Dougsll Nc
Arthur, A McArthu1
Enrolling and Engrossing-J W Bennett,
Homer Welton, W H Mcintosh.
Rules G. Thompson, D. Dinwoodie, F.
W. Cathro, N. Meighan, A. Burr.
The clerk was instructed to procure five
copies Of daily papers for the use Of each
member and the sum Of SO was likewise ap-
rropriated for stamps.
Committees we're appointed to draft rules
for the government Of the house. Weekly
sessions were ordered uLtil the last Mon
day in March.
Mr.. Dinwoodie introduced bill No. l,
authorizing the organized counties Of North
Dakota to issue and dispose Of bonds TO pro-
vide funds to pay outstanding Indebtedness
and for the purpose Of building court houses
referred to the judiciary committee.
MIR. Cathro gave notice of q bill to the ef-
feet that counties that are already bonded ~
the extent Of four per cent Of their assess
ment, be allow ed to exceed that limit for
the purpose of building court house.
Mr.. Sinclair introduced bill No. 2, for the
annexation Of Manitoba to North Dakota,
which WAS made special order for the
next regular session.
Mr.. McBain gave notice Of bill for new
election law.
The Governors message was referred to .
select committee Of three hereafter to be ap-
pointed. A motion to print 10000 copies
having been voted down.
II will be observed that the hrst legisla-
tive assembly Of North Dakota has laid out
a pile Of important business and the discus
sions on the several measures promise TO be
exceedingly interesting. 1t will also be OBJ
served that the state Of North Dakota has
taken new departure in the number of
legislative bodies, it being generally con-
ceded that the so-eafled upper house is q
useless appendage to legislation, serving NO
good purpose, not even as . tail to kite
hence no council.
On the personnel Of this distinguished
deliberative body, comments are reserved
until after the next session, il being desired
to know first how it will conduct itself on the
occasion Of the first reception Of the Gov
ernor, which takes place at the residence Of
Speaker Hawke next Thursday evening 2lst
inst, that being the speakers ffth annivsr-
sary Of his marriage or wooden wedding.
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