Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-03-27

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law to prevent the destruction of quail in
this State, now therefore this act shall take
effect and be in force from and after the
passage and approval of this act.
Approved March 6, 1891.
PROVIDING FOR DISPLAY AT
WORLDS FAIR.
rs. b. No. 81
An Act to Provide for the Collection, Arrange.
ment, and Display of the Products of the State of
North Dakota at the Worlds Columbian Exposi-
ton of 1898.
WHEREAS, The Congress of the United
States has provided, by an act approved
April 25, 1890, for celebrating the four
huDdredth anniversary of the discovery of
America by Christopher Columbus by hold
ing an international exhibition OF arts, in
dustrieS, manufactures. and the products of
the soil, mine and sea, in the City of Chi
cage, in the State of illinois, in the year
1898: and
WHEREAS, 1t is of great Importance that
the natural resources, industrial develop
ment and general progress of the State of
North Dakota should be fully and cred
itably displayed to the world 1T the said
Exposition; therefore,
BE il Enucied by the Legislature ~.lsScmhly Of
the State Of Worth Dukota:
SECTION l.. That tor the purpose OF cX-
hiblting the resources, products and general
development ct the State or North Dakota
at the Worlds Columbian Exposition of
1893, a commission is hereby constituted,
to be designated the Board of Worlu'S Fair
Managers of North Dakota, which shall
consist of five citizens, to be organized and
continue its duties as hereinafter pre-
videu.
SEC. The memberSOt said Board shall
be appointed by the Governor within thirty
days after the r~asSagrot this act, ana shall
meet at such time as the Governor may
appoint, and organize by the election of IL
President and Secretary. Three members
the transaction of business. The Beard
shall have power to make rule, and reEu.
latiOns for its W government, provided
such rules and regulations shall not con
flict with the regulations adopted under the
Act of Congress for the government of said
Worlds Columbian Exposition. Any
member of the Board nay be removed at
any time by the Governor for cause. Any
vacancy which may occur in the member
ship of said Board shall be filled by the
Governor.
SEC. :. The members of the Board
appointed under tins Act shall
not be entitled TO any COMPENSATION
treasury except their actual expenses for
transportation and the sum of five (5) dol
lars per day for subsistence for each day
they are necessarily absent from their
homes on the business of said Board.
SEC. I. The Board OF Worlds Fair Man
ayers is authorized and directed to appoint
an executive manager aud to fix his salary,
subject to the approval Of the Governor,
which Shall be payable monthly, and said
executive manager shall be authorized and
required TO assume and exercise, subject to
the supervision Of said Board, all such eX-
ecutive powers II functions as may be
necessary to secure a complete aud credit
able display OF the interests of the State at
the Worlds Columbian Exposition Of 1888;
and, as the executive manager Of the said
Board, he shall have personal charge of
the solicitation, collection, transportation,
arrangement, and the exhibition of the OBJ
jcctS sent under the authority OF the Stat"
to the Worlds Columbian Exposition OF
1888, and of such objects sent by ,individ-
ual citizens OF the State as may be by them
placed in his charge. He shall make Il rr-
port to the Board monthly, and shall hold
office at the pleasure of the Board.
SEC. 5. The Worlds Columbian Com
mls>lonrrs and the Beard of Lady Manay-
rrS OF the Worlds Columbian Commission
from the state Of North Dakota, and their
respective aiternatcS shall he rr-nticiO
members of The Board of Worries Fair
Managers hereby created; I'lUri10l, That
the said Commissioners. Lady Managers
and their respective alternaleS shall not be
entitled to receive any compensation from
the State of North Dakota as such cL-OtfciO
members of said Board, except actual lrav-
cling expenses necessary to attend said
board meeting.
SEC. &. The said Board shall have charge
of the interests of the State and its citizens
in the preparation and exhibition. at the
Worlds Columbian Exposition of 1888, Of
the natural and industrial product, or the
State, and of the objects illustrating its
history, progress, moral n material well
fare and future developement, and in all
other matters relating to the said Worlds
Columbian Explosion; it>hall communicate
with the officers of and obtain and diSsem-
mate through the State all necessary in
formation regarding said Exposition. and
in general have and exercise full authority
in relation to the participation Of the State
of North Dakota and its citizens in the
Worlds Columbian Exposition of 1898.
SEC. I. The said Board shall make il re-
port of its proceedings and expenditures
from time to time to the Governor. and at
any time, upon his written request, to be
by him transmitted to the Legislature, to-
getler with such suggestions as he may
complete and creditahle representation of
the State at the Worlds Columbian Expo
sition of 1898.
SEC. s. All money or moneys collected
by or donated to the BOard of Worlds Fair
Managers of North Dakota shall be COW
cred into the State Treasury and paid out
in the II as money appropriated by
the State for that purpose.
SEC. y. Whereas. an emergency eXlstSin
that the time is limited during which the
board hereby created has to perform its
duties, and it is necessary said board shall
begin its laborS Immediately, therefore this
act shall take effect and be in force from
and after its passage and approval.
Approved March E, 1891.
SUPERINTENDENT IRRIGATION