Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-03-07
NORTH DAKOTA LEGISLATURE
The Daily Transactions Of the Iawuaalrer,
ut Bismarck---AS short Summary
OF tho Regular Routine.

Bismarck N. D., Feb. 27.-Immediately
houses Of the legislature authorized the
appointment Of a steering committee, to
which which all bills shall be reported after
necessary to facilitate work in both
houses and insure action upon important
bills before adjournment. Little is chair
house committee will be named tomorrow.
The bills introduced were: Requiring
one years establishment to make legal
newspaper; to prevent flag desecration;
for the establishment of county live stock
Inspectors. and to compel old line mutual
ments to policy holders.
The house put in the entire afternoon
in committee OF the whole, and bills pro-
aio ab Il stae
ton of a state reform school building at
Mandan. and for. the contract system Of
lative assemblies hereafter were recon-
mendsd for passage. The increase In the
per diem Of county commissioners was
Bismarck, N. D.. Feb 2S-The senate
yesterday passed the two-tenths mill
hard fight in the house, but promises
to pass.
| The primary election bill has gone over
to committee of the whole in the senate.
killed in the committee.
The house passed the bill for $4,000
ment fee bill and the blu prohibiting the
sale of game birds. All senate bills were
referred in the house and a large number
| houses.
The steering committees in both houses
have taken charge Of all bills: and new
by unanimous consent.
Governor White approved the reappor-
S %aaphys s 81 aP0 It ,p ea% Si
Of al il fees Objected ct psR instead
The Il defet bill po for 9Re eoaf
msnded to pass at $500. The state medi-
osteopathy from the provisions Of the
proposed law. Noble Of Bottineau wanted
q Science pnd magnetic healns
bin declaring that it would do no good
few kind Of healers. On 9. point Of order
raised by LaMoure, consideration of the
report went over until tomorrow.
p! Rsmsrst R %ssfn as4 81:
after week or so Of fiiibnstering. The
and the bill was finally sent to committee
recommended for Indefinite postponement.
The medical association bill was acted
report on the bill was adopted. AS the
bill now stands 1t permits the practice OF
healine and make trouble for Christian
| scientists.
The repeal Of the Twitchell law for the
assessment of grain in warehouses was
passed by the senate and will probably
go through the house. C.ner bills passed
the senate e, Tor the Sta
for feeble minded at Grafton: providing
bonds for improvements at the state uni
ana a. t aeehn.s Tor the
| OF attorney.
The feature in the house was a hot
pensive road grading machinery on peti:
ton Of residents. Several members stated
it had been job from the start, to. the
finish. that the petitioners had been
bought with a pail Of beer to sign for the
townships had been saddled with heavy
debts, all in the interest Of the machine
SeTs ss e hs 6ss 10 bin he %aa
ing and enrolling bill, and the bill rails
bill providing for the retirement Of militia
| officers was recommended to pass.
| amended so as to deprive the governor of
Bismarck, n. D.. March 2.-The gov
ernor's appointments yesterday end the
to State piums, although there are still
several important places to be filed prin-
cipal among which are the asylum board
| of trustees and state examiner. There is
some controversy over places on the asy-
| 1um board and appointments will be made
tomorrow or Monday.
satisfactory and indicate no change in the
manF cement of the principal state insti-
buttons. The entire new penitentiary
pected that the present management of
the institution will be continued; The APP
pointments were confirmed without incl
| dent. They were as follows:
District Veterinarians--First district.
John B. Campbell: Grand Forks county:
district W.
Cass county; fourth district, s: w, Teal.
Anderson, Barnes county; sixth district.
district. T. F. Elliott. Cavalier. county;
eight district. r. H. Treacy. Kidder coun-
ty; ninth district. Argo Raymond; Bot
tfneau county; tenth district, I. +. Tomp-
Trustees AGRICULTURAL college: H. J.
Rusch. cass county; Byron n. Stone; La La.
1aifseayc kae
ty; Edward Braddock. Emmons county;
county; 4: .. Growi. Stark county:
Potter cass county se each fo
Mayville; c. M. johnson. Dwight. Rich
land county. for four years. Trustees
normal school at Valley City; A. n.
David Lloyd, Wells county; each for four
years. Trustees state university at Grand
Forks: Stephen Collins. Grand Forks;
George w. Toole, Walsh county; A: j.
Gr0nna, Nelson county; each for four
years. Trustees soldiers home: Morris
I. Brown, Ransom county. and p. G.
Geary. Cass county; each for four years.
state board Of agric9lture; William Die
ball. Mercer county: w. s. Mann. Morton,
and T. 8. Underhill, of Stark county
Directors school of forestry: Ole Roland.
Bottineau county, for four years. and
David Clark, Bottineau county, for two
years.
The introduction Of the proposed consti-
tutional amendment to locate the state
capita! at Fargo instead of Bismarck Gre
ated some interest, but no excitement. as
The resolution for the amendment was in
trodLced by Lemke, Of Towner county,
and went to the state affairs committee.
The State Medical Association bill went
through the senate saddled with provi-
sions allowing the practice Of osteopathy,
Christian science and magnetic healing.
The house passed the cigarette license
bill. providing that all packages Of cigar.
cites sold in the state shall have the word