Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-02-08
Legislative Employees.

5"dlA l"pOICduCe, WHICH uAu D00Q Grl6O
and appealed several times.
Legislative Employees.
The following is the full list of legisla-
tive employees for January. Perhaps a
dozen more will be added to the list of en-
rolling and engrOsSing clerks as the session
advances. Some of these have been en-
ployed but a few days. All are busy and
as far as developed none are Inefficient:
SENATE.
President pro tem-John E. Haggart.
Secretary-Fred Falley.
Assistan Secretary-J. 0. Smith.
Sergeant-at- Arms-L. p. Walton.
Assistant Observation-Disclosures Gil
berCsOn.
Chaplain-G. A. Chambers.
Stenographer-R. M. futile.
POstmaster-A. A. Hall.
Journal Clerk-Annia Nelson.
Clerk, Appropriation Committee-L. NJ.
| Mitchell.
Clerk, Judiciary Committee-M. A. Shir-
ley.
Janitor, Committee Rooms-Jos. Moreau.
JanitOr, Cloak ROOm-Jas. L. McGarvey.
Watchman-J. G. Leach.
JanitOr, Gallery-Wm. Beard.
Doorkeeper-R. S. Marshall.
Messenger-George Strong.
Keeper Of Bill Room-C. W. Blunt.
Clerk F. j. Lamb.
Bill Clerk. C. Warnock.
Pages-Glen Morris, Harry Mclean, and
Eddie Murphy.
Chief Enrolling and Engrossing Clerk
G. s. Reishus.
Assistant Enrolling and Engrossing
Clerks-Edith Skeels, Katie Allen, Jennie
Uline, Geo. B. Curry, Thos. w. Brown, A.
H. T%rongsrud, A. W. Clyde, Chas. W.
Getchell, Lou Dobson. G. S. Caswell and
A. Lindelie.
Speaker. &. Gill.
Acting Chief Clerk. G. Hamilton.
Assistant Chief Clerk-H. E Lavayea.
journal Clerk-Chas. S. Buck.
Observation-Disclosures Waggoner.
Sergeant. alarms Fred Shore.
Chaplain-Archibald Durrie.
Bill Cltrk-Vivian Morgan.
Postmaster-David Miller.
Assistant Postmaster-T. W. Allshouse.
Observation-Disclosures Barton, l.. Brandt.
JanitOr-J. M. Boardman.
Messenger-O. A. Buynton.
Watchman-Thos. Harrington.
Janitors Committee Rooms-A. Jacob
son, Ole BOgstie, Albert Cressey.
Clerk Judiciary Committee-M. Malloy.
P~ages-John Peterson, Bert Allen, Chas
h. Benedict and Thomas ConrOy.
Chief Enrolling and Engrossing Clerk
81. Fl. Hamilton.
Assistant Enrolling and Engrossing
Clerks-W. Fl. Aymar, VIM. Collins, W. j.
Smith, 5. Thompson, J.C. Shaver, E. G.
Me!by, A. 81. johnson, Matt Johnson, A.
Ellingson, Will A. Carlton, D. c. Boyd.
To Cure Drunkenness,
One of the interesting bills introduced
at this session, is that of Senator Strom,
Senate Bill No. SO, providing for the ad-
mlnlstratlon Of The Kelley or other rep
utable gold cure to any habitual drunk
ard who may not be. financially able to
bear the expense of such treatment him.
self. The bill is a copy of the Colorado
law, and is as follows:
SECTION /. Any inhabitant of this state
who is OF kin to or a friend of an habitual
drunkard as hereinafter defined, may petit
zion the board OF county commissioners of
the residence Of such drunkard, for leave
to SEND such %drunkard, at the expense of
the county, to any reputable gold cure in.
stltute for the treatment Of drunkenness:
which petition shall set forth the name, age
and condition of such habitual drunkard:
That such drunkard or those of his kin pc
titloning are not financially able to incur
the expense OF such cure, ana shall set
forth that such haDitual DIR unkard is will
ing and has agreed to attend such institute
for the cure of drunkenness, which petition
shall De verified by the person making such
request II shall contain, in addition
thereto, the written agreement of such
habltual drunkard, his desire to take such
treatment, and the names of three reputa.
pie taxpayers in the county where such
Eabltual drunkard resides, stating that they
are familiar with the facts set forth in the
petition, and that they are familiar with
the financial circumstances of the drunk
ard OF the petitioning kin, and think it
a proper case OF assistance from the cOunty
commissioners.
SEC z. When such petition is filed, the
BOARD OF county commissioners shall. if sat.
lstled from their examination that the facts
set forth in the petition are true, that he
has been a resident of the county for six
months, and that such drunkard, of his
W free will, desires to take such treat.
ment, send such habitual drunkard to some
reputable gold cure institute for the treat.
ment OF such disease, that will treat the
same at the lowest figure: but such board
OF county commissioners shall not be com.
PEELED to send such person to the institute
judgment,the best interest of such drunkard
shall be promoted thereby, and the said
board OF county commissioners shall make
an order that the expense for the treatment
be paid out OF the county treasury in the
manner that other claims and bills of Said
SooueJ oAO poAu' L AOVlucus lOWoV0I, lila
the cure and treatment of such drunkard
shall at all times be under the supervision
of the board of county commissioners, who
may at any time they see proper stot
the treatment OF any such drunkard, OF
change him from one institute to another
as to them shall seem meet and proper
provided, that no county shall be required
to send the same person to any such insti
tute a second time at its expense.
E 8 A drunkard, as defined by this
act, shall include all persons who use 81
abuse alcoholic, splrituous, malt, fomented
or intoxicating liquors, morphia, laudanum
cocaine, opium or other narcotics to such 6
degree as is deprive him or her Of a reason
abled degree of self. control.
The bill is now in the hands of the