Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-25
LEGISLATIVE GOSSIP.
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The legislative funding warrants VIII
be negotiated atinterest rates Of five to
six per cent, probably.
The Grand Forks Herald man thinks
Cass county is the Ohio of North Dakota
whenit comes to positions.
President Carhart is working for the
interests of the Mayville normal school,
which is the best ever--he thinks
It is understood that VIII. Shepherd
of the Hannah Moon, is slated for aagood
place in the house force when the rush.
comes for good men. ~ (
Courtesies of the floor we're extended
in the senate yesterday>to G. w. Bacon
of Kuhn, O.. A. Webster of Grand Forks,
and Robert Neil of Stark county.
Miss Winterer, the stenographerS to
members of the senate, was at the CAPT
.tol yesterday and the oath was admin
istered to her by President Bartlett.
George Wilson of Minot, proofreader
the house, was on the slope in the early
eighties as telegraph operator at Yates,
and he has been entertained by his old
friend, W. v. Wade of Morton, in re-
membrance of old times.
Representative Mallough was. in his
seat yesterday after five days absence
from sickness. He looks kind Of peaked
but is still in the ring. Some of the boys
say a certain document bearing the sig
nature of the speaker and chief clerk is
a fine tonic for sick folks.
Wednesday night the attorney general
ate a lunch at one of the restaurants
which had a suspicious bar attachments
in front, whereat a merry crowd was con:
gregated. Early yesterday morning all
signs of bar and fixtures had disappeared
from sight-and yet, who's afraid"
Senator Mobiles bill to prevent the de-
struction of antelope for ten years is a
measure designed to protect a species of
game animals that will follow in the
steps of the buffalo if some means is
not adopted to prevent their slaughter.
In the past few years their numbers
have decreased largely.
Representative Spalding called on
Director Merriam and urged that the
bulletin of the population of North Da.
kota be issued as soon as possible in
order that information may be available
for use BY the legislature in making uI
the superintendent bill. The bulletin
will be copied today Of tomorrow.
Mandan Times: Mr.. and Mrs. Packard
were at home over Sunday. During the
week they can be found at Room 5
Grand Pacific, Bismarck. Mr.. Packard
found that it was impossible to properly
attend to his legislative duties without
being on the ground all the time and fol
this a viii remain at Bismarck till
the close Of the session.
Everybody knew there was something
wrong with the opening days of the
Legislative session and various reasons
have been ascribed but now it is all ex
planned as Col. Dick Hankinson has MOI
been here and did not get in until las
night. Now that the colonel has arrived
things are expected to along smooth
~, and the old time snap Of Legislative
sessions viii be apparent. Il s5$ 4
The house and senate now have Isl
bills before them. IT has been nip ane
tuck between the two bodies as to WIZ
would carry off the palm for number o
bills introduced, and the senate has hae
the aage" or the house right along, bn'
the last two days the house member
have gotten their second wind and ar,
but four bills behind the other house.
Superintendent Devine believes til,
teachers examination bill will pass til,
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