The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-25
Northwest News
GOV. SARLES MAKES
HIS APPOINTMENTS
Names Trustees for Numerous
North Dakota Insti-
tutionS
Special to The Globe

Special to The Globe
BISMARCK, ". D., Feb 24-The
house steering committee was named
today, with fifteen members, who will
have charge of all measures pending
and fix the order of procedure for the
last week of the session. Representa-
tive Frank Chapman, Of Williams
county, is chairman of the committee
The senate today passed the amended
game and fish bill. providing for three
game warden districts in the state. The
state fair bill in the house went over
until Tuesday. The Grand Forks BOOM
ers hope TO land the fair for that city.
The senate passed the amended drug
permit law, raising the quantity of
liquor allowed to be sold to a pint and
reducing the number of signers neces-
sary to obtain a druggists permit.
Gov. Sarles today sent TO the senate
the first considerable number of ap-
pointments, as follows:
Members of the capitol commission,
William Bulge, Grand Forks; ID. ].
Laxdal. Pembina, and Andrew Sande-
ger Ransom; trustees of the state ag-
ricultural college at Fargo, Byron n.
Stone, La Moure; Erick Ramstad,
Ward, and Leonard NJ. Wellin, Nc
Lean; trustees of the penitentiary at
Bismarck, c. d. .Edicl1, Burleigh; w. ].
Westergard, Barnes. and Snore, Ben
son; trustees of the deaf school at Dew
lis Lake, NJ. F. Falahy, Towner; A. f.
Hodgkinson, Ramsey, and L. A. Lar
son, Pierce; trustees of the state hos
pital for the insane at jamestown,
James Grady. Barnes, and Harry Corn
wall. Stutsman; trustees of the state
soldiers home at Lisbon, r. H Han
kinson, Richland, and Steen Hanson,
Ransom; state oil inspector, t. W.
Jackman, Cass.
South State Legislation
Special to The Globe
PIERRE. s. D., Feb. PA. Van Os-
del presented resolutions today for a
constitutional amendment to prevent
the giving to or receiving of railroad
passes by any state official or members
of his family and instructing the South
Dakota delegation to back President
Roosevelt in his fight on railroad rates.
Parmley. of the immigration commit
tee, secured the adoption in the house
OF a resolution instructing the house
appropriations committee to include in
the general bill an item OF $3.50 for the
Issuance of an official state map bear
ing on its face condensations of the re-
sources of the state TO induce immi-
grafton TO the state. New bills in the
house: By Hilstad, providing a pen
aAts loi phySiCidHS prescribing liquor
where there is no ailment, and requir-
ing railroads to put in side tracks be-
tween stations when the same are more
than fourteen miles apart. The house
passed the senate bill requiring motor
vehicles to be registered and prescrib-
Ing penalty for physicians who fail
to register their certificates.
The senate appropriations committee
reported the capitol building bill with
out recommendation and 1t will come
up for final action Monday. Among the
senate bills presented were these: BY
Cassill. to allow a wife to take advan-
tage of the exemptions where the hus-
band has failed to avail himself of that
privilege; by Cook, requiring foreign
corporations doing business in the state
to pay license fee. The senate passed
house bills increasing the terms OF
compulsory school attendance to six
teen weeks in year and penalty for
failure to incorporate a non-negotiable
provision in mutual hail insurance
notes.