The Dickinson press., 1893-01-07
the reported appearances of grass.
hoppe in Grand Forss AMI Walsh

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The necess sity al ,esortlnR TO promp
measures to make csrt,iu the ex.e.min
alton OF these pests. and your e, ecu i've
hiding no state fun Ia available for suct
purp ,ses. advanced ths money to per
form this work, therefore respeo.tnli,
request tbs legislature to reimburse M.
amounts, with accrued interest, t
Sl.Gl. sy
SPECIAL SESSION OF TIE LEG1sLATuRE
There being no pre- vision i'll til. laws
OF the state for tn. canvass of the votes
.hereby pr. sid. n.ial els sc.ors were
chosen, and fer governing the oonvAss
ing of the general election returns, as
called for by the constitution. dee med
it proper to convene the Ss,ond lesisla
tive assembly of this state in special
session, Juue l, 1892 to provlde for
thus emer 4etcy. AT that special ses 81 DC,
laws were passed TO govern the csses
rtferfe to, ard provide ADDITIONAL APP
ptoptlation to assist in properly r. p.
resenting N.rth D.kota al tho world +
Co umblan exposition at Chicago; aud
there WIS aiso paest d an amendment to
the lsw providing for railroad shipping
platforms. This session was of short
duration, lasting but three days, and
The ex enses ourtailed to tho minimum.
CAPITOL BUILDING.
The state officers having in custody
the management OF your cipitol buiid
ing have endesvored to practice econ
ony by cLrtailirg expenses I'D tve,y
possible way 1t has been necessary,
from time t. time. TO make additional
room for the d fl rent state depart
meu aud TO repair the bui'tl
:n3 to maintain it's security
The state had bt en paying, in the p st.
rent for quarters I r the agricultural
depArtm, 1t. raIlrold commi, sloners and
supreme court chambers in an amount
equal to the inter, st OF many Thousands
OF dollars Rooms have now been fitted
up within the building, for lltse va.
rlous Ctfi,ers. TLtse ro5 ms cali also be
used by the clerical force and .ommit
tees of the two bran chts Of the legiss.
ture during the session.
STATE REFORM SCHOOL
Besides rs f-rring t, the report OF the
trustees of the state reform school, |
would call the attention of the lAgisa
ture to the states indebtedness for tie
care of refractory BOYS helongirg t.
North Dakota now conf led in South
DAkota's reform .tcry ut PianLinton
There bsing no re ormatory in this
state, there was no other course open to
your executive, as we'll as HIS prrieces
sor, than to oonsign boys aeutanoed to
reformat ,ries to that institution, and
subm, herewith statement of North
DAkot.'s Indebtedness for ths care Of
the, boys, aad IT to>nu eud that srpro
priation be made T., liqui tate "a il hrh':
PLANKiSiroN s. d., Nov %, 1892.
state OF North Dakota TO STA q OF South Dakota
Dr. For keeping. boarding, ani schooling
boys In the lterO III school. nj }2Oo per year for
ca II boys:
julius Lstoe from Grand Forks county.
Errihg Mckay IRON Grand Forks county,
SyearS Observation-Disclosures. AGO
Robbie Nelson from Grand II rhs county.
lSC II sU
tienning So1erbcrs IRON Morton county,
2Aea,s -. .......................... dOl
While Smith from Norton county. year 200
Eddie GArllck from Morton county, / ycur 2GU
Herbert RO icOe from Morton county, x
year Observation-Disclosures. 81
David Lindsay from I:mnons county, ~
William Finley from Eddy county 4 year &,
Total .....................s a.10t
This since Jan. /, 1871 TO Dec. 81. 1892.
e. w. A1EswOR11I, Superintendent
SOLDIERS HOME.
The board of com nissioners for the
Soldiers h. ma have oom lleted the
instruction IF q SUITABLY bniidil z, at
Lisoon, us homs 70: disabled, diseased
or honorably discharged soldiers. sailors
or mariners who served in the army or
navy oi the Unitel States. and VINO
havs si,c. bronze reside nts Of oul
stute. Your attention will 10 doubt be
directed to the subject of properly furn
ishing and maintaining this institution
and compromising the membcrs of the
board for EXPENSES incurred in attend
irg its meetings. The report of the
board will trea. this matter in detail and
solicit your favorable consideration Of
their Recommendations.
DEAF AND DUMB ASYLUM,
BY direction of the board OF trustees
the appropriation for the er, ction o.
suitable buildings for the d,af and
du n y asylum at Devils Lsse has beer
expended for that purpose. The asylum
has be N conducted uudcr able nan.
agement, both y the trustees anG
tuperintend. ut, and their report deal.
with thea sui cts in detail Your at
tentlon is called to tie rcconm.nda
tions therein contalnej, as well as t.
the reports Of all other states officers
and state departments,
STATE PEN1rEN11AHY.
There are now nincty.three prise nerl
confined in this int tttution, with two
enjoying partial liberty und.r the pro
sisuns of the parole low passed by the
last Legislature. A workshop has been
constructed within the walls Of the pepi
Tertiary with q view of giving employ
mt ut TO limited numb,r Of conv,c., in
the m4nufacturs Of harm esses The sp
preparation made to connec. tho prison
with the b smarck wlter supply sssten,
was expended for the purpose, under
direction of tie board Of trustees, und
every mo iern appliance is nov in use
there to give ptlfsct wafer 'upp'y and
full fire prosection. The large number
of convicts nov oo1ttpei il til, peri
entilry o,uli b4 juiiciously employ ed
in cu't'vutiug toa.e of the ndj ,intng
land, did tho state own sucn land,
theieby assisting to make this some
what expensive Institution AZ least
partially sustaining. Folio wing Is
u list of pardons granted by me during
tuo Two years OI NY toriH.
PARDoNs
Pardope have been granted to persons
.enteActd to cCntiue ement III tie North
Dasota peni;eniiary, as follows, in each
case nfier dne conslderatton of its mer
ita, and being convinced that the ends
of justice would be best subseryed
thereby:
Frank Morris sentenced March 6, 800, for two
years Tor assault with dangerous weapon;
pardOncd Jan. 80 1891.
Orln +. Qneal sehter ceu July 81. 1899. for four
years for nanolaughter; pardoned Flb. -.
1891.
James Flenming. sentenced Dec. ~.
1888. for eight years Tor assault Will a dangerous
weapon; Inrdoned March IL. ls9.
william =. Alien Sentcn ced June 30, 1899. for
assault with Intent 10 Kill; pardoned March -.
1891.
william Ii. Allen. sentenced Jan. 81, 1ss.,
for SIX years and SIX months for larceny par
doned March 20 1891.
John Gosgins. sentenced Jan. 81 1857, for
six years and six months. for larceny; parlOned
March 20 1891
Art ur Mcuahay. sentenced June lsSS. for four
years and five months for grand lar,eny: par
duned March 81, 1891.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dill. sentenced Mays 1855, for
lie. for murder: plrdoned April u, 1891.
William IuStn, sentenced Juue 81. 1887, tor
seven years and Blk months for grand larceny: