Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-03-09
Friday. February "a.

Friday. February "a.
In the house on vote to refer the resub-
mission resolution to the committee on
temperance. the resubmssioniSts showed
themselves to be in the majority.
The committee on appropriations re-
ported uniavorably the bill appropriate
ing money to build state fair buildings
at Grand Forks.
Gov Shortrilgr sent the following list
OF appointments to the senate:
Trustees of the University OF North Da-
kota: \. &. Inrinore democrat Lari-
more, Grand Forks county; SeverSerum-
gard democrat. Devils LaEe; J. ~ Ian
gcmo, independent, Edinburg. Members
OF stat" board OF equalization from First
judicial district: ". f. Delong indepcnd-
ent. OSnabrock. From Second judicial
district, Thomas Hesket democrat, Rola
From Third judicial district, A. B. Cup
till, republican, Fargo. From Fourth ill.,
dicial district, Motif. Stephens, indepcnd-
emf, Waipcton. From Fifth judicial dis
trict, William Dwycr. democrat, Napole-
on. From Ski; judicial district-Louis
Connolly, democrat. Henslrr. Trustees Of
deaf and dumb ssylum-Chas f. Spring.
cr, Devils Like; Jas. McCormic,
republican, Penn; o. H. Aaberg, indie
pendent, Devils Lake: John S.
Conyers, democrat, Cando c. D..
Moores, democrat, Crazy. Trustees
North Dakota Hospital for Insane
Haivor Johnson, independent, La Moure;
$. X. McGinnis. democrat. Jamestown.
Trustees Prnitentiary ut Bismarck-W.
o. Ward, independent, Bismarck; Job O.
Taylrr, democrat Members State
Board A@ricultlirr-First district: John
d. Parsons. democrat, Grand Forks;
Second district, John A. Ely, Towner;
Third district, John W. Burnett. indie
peni.n:, Cum":.i;;:: Fourth district, .Jens
Peterson, independent. Minor: Fifth dis
trict I. e. WnG" republican, Jamestown:
Sixth distl'c, Oscar II. Will, indie
pendent, Risin.r.i; Trustees for North
Dakota rrIorr: s"hOo!i d; Mandnn-Eliiah
Bolcv, Mnn:;il. republican. Morton
county: 4. +. ;'i:;.n. MHrdan, democrat,
Morton CONT; J. II. lIacar, democrat.
Swrntbriar; +. c. Kennedy, democrat,
Mandan: W. J.. Ieater, independent,
WiEIialrs.:'n,t.
Til" following bills were introduced in
the sens,Ir
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ballot BOXES Tor women to vote iO1
SUPERINTENDENT OF pub!ir instruction.
To prON,ic Tor the erection ri addition
al buildings at IL" university oi Grand
Forks. and thr i.'Ianc .! :%:5U. 900 bond.
for IA" purpose.
E'i.ii- iln salary o: ian;tor and watch
man OF IL" ;:@ilu;n at 81 per day.
Providing iOr erection oi additional
buildings ~ the Mavyillc and Valley City
norrAl schools. AID issue OF bonds io1
the l,urpO3"
FH,ng salary OF states attorneys on 6
basis oi pop1ation.
Ai;sioriziGg county commissioners tC
dispose OF buildings owned iy the county
but unused.
TO amend tla civil code by adding
''Labors iioidnE, he first Monday il
September" to the list OF public hoIi
days.
Defining the powers and duties OF tn
state treasurer
Regulating the superintendent dutic
OF deputy shcrifis and other officers 9Th
anti-Pinkerton bil.)
Authorizing cities to levy and cOllcc
an anlldi poltaX.
Constituting boards OF audit for cite
and provii;n" for the presentation
and auditing OF claims.
Providing for the division OF civil town
ships having one or more cOngrcssioni
townships.
Relating to state banks and banking
and defining the powers OF banking inst
tutions.
The warehouse bill was amended mai
ing the minimum capacity 20, 900 bushel
instead OF 5000, aud then passed.
Adjourned.
The house met at 10 a. III. Dr. Bentl
was elected speakerfor the day, receivin
all of the votes cast.
The judiciary committee reported a bi
fixing the salary OF the clerk OF the di
trict court based on population. Limit
the salary to 50, 900; requires surplus
be paid into county treasury; in no cal
can salary exceed amount OF fees.
The woman's suffrage bill was recon
mended for passage by thecommittee al
referred to committee OF the whole.
The concurrent resolution for resubmi
sion was made a special order for Tue
day at 2. p. m.
A motion was adopted to refer Mr. f
bighausen's bill emasculating theeniorc
ment act to special committee OF thre
Mr.. McGillivray's anti-scalpers' bill al
Mr.. Sanford's three-cent passenger ra
bill were made q special order for Febr
ary 25th at 2p.m.
The following bills were introduced
the house: