Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-11
PRIMARY ELECTION HAD THE FLOOR
An Attempt To Drag Il fOm the Committee
Opens flOOdgates Of 0ratOry Y
Bill Finally Made Special Order Of Business For Wednes
day Afternoon Senator Brown Wants Wis
c0nsin Grain Inspection

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senator Young submitted D. com
. nsnication from s. A. Nye; Valley
City. endorsing the primary election
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4. Committee Reports. /
/ Gate affairs committee favorably
reported 8. B. 1873 and lac.
Appropriations committee favorably
Ceported s B. lat. s.l s4<+ IA. /.
Ways and means committee favor
ahly reported 8. B. 48. -.
Public health COMMITTEES favorably
reported H. B. % and AZ.
Judiciary committee favorably re-
ported s. B. Nos. 1873, LOT. ,14s, 3, IS;
House bills 10, 81, 80 and on its rec
fermentation 8. B. 81 was indefinitely
postponed. A. > ....o%s.. r, :.%s
Committee on highways and bridges
favorably reported H. B. 81 and 70.
/ Committee on cities and municipal
i corporations fayorably reported Sen
ate bills Nos. 81, IS, Ill, 100, 142 and
81. %.S !. =
The governor notified the senate he
had signed s. B. II. ill.,. T.,
A Storm Breeder.
Senator Brown introduced the fol-
lowing resolution which was refer
red to the committee on grain and
grain grading:
Concurrent Resolution Introduced BY
49, Mr.. Brown.
8 Whereas, General dissatisfaction
exists among the grain growers of the
State of North Dakota with the Min
nesota inspection and grading of
grain-frequently grain grown on the
same quarter section of land, with
conditions alike, shipped in different
cars, receive grades and dockage
widely apart, thus proving the inefa-
cheney Of the law or the incomptency
OF those chosen to administer it, and
Whereas, It is to the interest of the
farmers of this state to have Compel
ing markets for their grain, and
Whereas, There is now pending in
the senate Of the state of Wisconsin
II a bill-being Senate bill No. 105-cre-
Il ating grain and warehouse commits
sion for the state of Wisconsin, and
providing for licensing and regulating
warehouses and elevators and for
the storage. weighing and inspection
of grain in the city Of Superior and
conditionally at other terminal points
in said state, and
Whereas, Said bill provides that a
commission of three shall be appoint.
\ ed by the governor Of the state of
d wisconsin, one of such by the request
of the governor of the state of North
y Dakota, a second by the governor of
the state Of New York, and the third
by the board Of trade of the city of
Superior, Wisconsin, and !.
whereas, the state OF Wisconsin,
particularly the city Of Superior, has
y In the past labored diligently to give
& to this state competing market,
4 therefore be 1t q. q
Resolved, BY the Senate, the House
of Representatives concurring, that
we are in full accord with said Sem
ate Bill No. LOS and earnestly request
II and urge Its passage, thereby creating
grain and warehouse commission at
the city Of Superior, Wisconsin, thus
giving to the farmers Of this. state a
strong competing market IN which to
dispose Of their grains. and be it fur
4 Their, la. ss
Resolved. That copies OF this con-
current resolution be sent to the Sec
rotary OF state and the president Of
the senate Of the state Of wisconsin.
On motion Of Mr.. Young 1900 copies
n Of the Wisconsin bill alluded to in:
Mr.. Browns resolution were ordered
Z printed for distribution
Public Examiner Nominated.
The nomination Of b. X. Brightbill
to be public examiner was sent to the.
senate. BY the governor, which body
went into executive session. Under
the rules the nomination goes over
one day. .s.5. Z
introduced, Read and Referred.
8. B. 1877. LaMoure. Appropriates
$6,997 SO to pay expense Of state
dipping tanks APP OPERATIONS.
8. p. 1eS. Novius. Appropriates