Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1893-01-12

son OF Grand Forks, Churchill, Lee,
Soutbard.
Public Health-B Benedict, Towers,
Bently, Macarthur. Hagen, Hallum. Hor-
gen, Severson, Oksendahl.
Military Atfars-McLean, Bentley,
Ritter. Halverson, Ehbinghausen, Plain,
Oliver, Burkbardt, Thompson.
Warehouse. Grain Grading and Deal
ing-Oliver, Tufts, Havrevold, Lee, Hur-
ley, Churchill, Plain, Halverson. Leyanv,
Strom. Wishek, Horgan, Johnston,
Kelley, Holiday.
I Federal Relations Ebbingbausen,
Newman, Wineman, Bullard McCulloch,
Johnston, Holiday, Caldwell. Boynton.
Mines and Mining-Burkbardt, kinde,
Davis, Bentley, Macarthur, Thexton,
Holiday, Veeder, Hagen.
Temperance-Haugen. johnson of
Sargent. Ebbinghausen, johnson of
Grand Forks. Horsan. Levang, Strom.
Boynton, Dean.
Highways and Bridges Larson, Rinde.
Burkhardt, Churchill. O'Keefe, James,
Wright, Thompson. Lohnes.
State Atfairs-Ueland. Hurley, 'hurch-
i'll. Elliot. O'Keefe, Kelly, Yagen, Bentley,
Bnrkhardt.
Supplies and Expenditures Bullard
Towers, Simpson, Burkhardt, Mclean.
Plain, Halverson, hagen, Davis.
Forestry-McCanna. DAVIS, Severson.
Sanford, Kelly, Strom, Lee, Elliot,
Wright.
Public Debt-Wright, Hrrley, Cald-
we'll, Bovnton, Holiday. Hallum, Tufts,
HavrevoId, Towers.
Counties and County Boundaries
Simpson, johnson of Sargent, Satter
'nnd, Halverson. Oksendahl. O'keefe.
Hnrgan, Ritter, Rinde.
Taxation and Tax Laws-Southard.
Wineman, Larson, Hallum, Deans, Thex
ton. Oliver, Co"hrane, HodgsOn.
Woman Snffrage-Havrevold Ritter,
Davis, Lee. Oksendahl, Thexton, Towers,
Severson, Lohnes.
Observation-Disclosures. Cocbrane,
Caldwell, Boynton, johnson Of Grand
Forks, Holiday, Churchill, Logan,
Haugen.
'oal Land and M,ring--Veeder. Nc
Culloch, Hurley, Simpson, Mclean
Sanford, Wishek, johnson OF Sa gent,
Havrevold.
Sheep Husbandry--Davis, Bullard.
Levapg. Larson, LobHes, Johnston.
Deans, Veeder, Hagen.
JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES.
Public BuIidlng-Halverson. Thomp
sun, Cochrane. Bnyulon, Havrevold
hallum, james, LELAND, Macarthur.
Charitable observation-disclosures Sew
arson. Logan, Wallen, Kelley, Wright,
McCanna, McCullocb, Hau2en.
Penal observation-disclosures, Bentley,
Bo! nton, Haugen, Newman, Towers,
StrOn, Levang, johnson of Sargent.
State Library-Hurley, Simpson, Ye
gan, Iceland, Hallum, Kelly, Oliver,
Hagen. Davis.
Joint Rules-Hodgson, McCulloch.
Wallen. Mclean, McCanna, Pierce.
rnfts, Bentley, Wlneman.
The speaker recommends in addition
to tho foregoing that joint committees
Of riue members of the house and five
members Of the senate be appointed npou
Worlds fair matters. Said committee
to be authorized to visit Chicago at once
for the purpose of viewing the state
building and report 1pOn it's condition
and npon the expenditure OF the moneys
appropriated therefor.
NOTES AND COMMENTS.
In the drawing OF seats Messrs. Boyn-
near the center of the hall, two rows
from the rear.
Alex. Capehart. Gov. Burke's private
secretary, was accidentally singed around
the face yesterday by the explosion Of
gas in the furnace of his cellar. "Cape"
looks as if he had been through prize
fight with a champion.
Hon. Ralph Hall has sent some
fine specimens Of grain to the Worlds
fair commission from bis Foster count.
farm. A sample of the wheat which
went 37H bushels to the acre is to be
seen il the Sheridan lobby.
The state press association meets III
Bismarck on the 10th inst. The news
paper men throughout tha state have II
good deal OF interest in matters legisla-
tive, and, it they will unite, can accom-
plish much for the benefit OF tho craft
generally.
After the requisite committee clerks
had been appointed by Speaker Walsh,
there we're 13 clerks named for the en-
rolling and engrossicy work of the house
The speaker gave notice that no other
clerks wonld be appointed unless asked
for by the committees or recommended
by the house.
Tue presidential electors me- in the
the presidential vote of the s'ate-one
for Weaver, one for Harrison and one for
Cleveland; also for the vice presidential
candidates. The choice of elector to
carry the vote to Washington has not
yet been made. Mr.. NJ D. Williams
would be glad to secure the same and
there is good prospect Of his getting it.
There will be bill introduced shortly
to reduce the fees for recording deeds
and mortgages. In some Of the counties
the county treasurer receives large sums
from fees turned over by the registers.
The money comes from the poorest class
o: farmers, men who are compelled to
borrow money. 1t is matter that needs
regulating il the stories told abont the
cost Of getting law through be true.
The registers fee is too high.
In the appointment of committees
Representatives Boynton and Wright
got good places, the former being given
the important position Of chairman of
the railroad committee. This is in &C
| cordance With the arrangement made by
which the Stntsman vote went to Walsh