Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-31
EXPLAINS DRAWBACK.
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s'' Worked out imam actual example we
have this proposition. The American
miller can import, say, four bushels OF
wheat, paying one dollar duty thereon
and when he exports q barrel of -four
the product Of this wheat, get in draw
back such portion of ninety-nine cents
as the market value of the barrel OF
flour bears to the market value of the
entire product of the imported wheat
The question submitted to the attor
ney-general is whether the American
miller can import two bushels Of Can
adam wheat, paying fifty cents in duty
blend this. with two bushels of Amer.
lean wheat, export a barrel of -four
and recover any portion of the duty he
has paid. It has from the beginning
seemed q little strange to me that
there should be 50 much objection to
the consumption of, a moiety of Amer.
lean wheat :si:s;.:,,.. ~ t'iys a.sa:s
Believing the question has not been
fairly presented to your body, 1, have
taken sls the liberty of replying somewhat
in detail to your very, courteous reso.
luton. i have carefully avoided the
legaa questions involved. My aim has
been rather TO invite careful investiga.
ton of all phases Of the question than
to support conclusion. - = %''',' ' . -
Mai xxi: T. Yours very truly, rxs arr
rnq E,;a@; OIL 2ar1Tns L. M, SHAW v
Retail Merchants Resolutions. :ls;,
The resolutions adopted at the ann i d.
uai convention of---the merchants
association recently held 2 in y Valley
City we're read by the secretary.
- OK Committee Reports. no ''-'22''
The committee on irrigation. recon-
mended that; $. B: /, introduced by
MT, Little, which is an irrigation bill
and provides for a, state engineer. and
assistant, do pass.}na l&,1gA sif D9-@5vc
? The committee On public health recon.
mended thatTS. B.212, introduced ~
Mr.. Taylor, providing for the establish2
ment of a state archaeological -labra-
ttoqFy apd providing tqs an apprenristiop
fo h sans \ Ia and pfopkkfAg fpr diE&tSrE& u
Laboratory, do Rass ] s0p motion IL SeH.|
ator Taylor the bill was referred to the
committee on appropriations. -...-- -
| The committee on stateT affairs recon-
ms q 1a3ed stAat s. lB.DDs te iaAasissE
pdstpS1ed.a The biif WIS i ntro adfncsd "
Mr.. Movius and provides for the, REIN.
bursting Of counties for money! psid .ior
officers fees, care, transportation and
sustenance Of insane persoos. IT.
/ The eommittee ,aIA1 lecohnAlasd that.
8. B. 4zbe Indefinitely postponed. The
t'sh was introduced by Mr.. Hagen and,
regulates the sale Of binding tWine man
featured at the state binding Irvine and
cordage plant sti theE state, penitentiary.
SrB..43, iptEedueedv by Me- Wagner
regulating the fees toribe charged and
coAected by the register at deeds, was
recommended to pe esFtlby tbe committee:
3; ;lB,, g. il iinlutsrodgced by MI, Hagen, 81,
lating to the bending. of towpship, city,
village and school district treasurers,
was recommended to pass by the com
mites On state affairs! iA2A aSoi37a (
s. B. 8, introduced by Mr.: LaMoure,
making an appropriation 81 81 500 for
theepayment of expenses Of Pure Food
Commissioner Ladd in defending a suit
broughtragaiist him by ian association
OF food manafacturers, bwas recommend
ed to pass by the committee on Approp7
rlatlons:fs2d 9tt rs nU:onzt ,gnaQino1 b
! 8. b. 2 introduced by Mr.. Qashel,
providing for an appropriation for a,de-
ticiencyu jfo for the institution for feeble
minded, was recommended = to pass BY
the appropriations committee when
amended to read $3.50 instead of,$7, 750.
s. B. 70, introduced by MI. LaMoure,
making an. appropriation OF $40, 600 tor
the purchase Of the Cochrane law library
for the law school Of the state uniyer-
sity, was % recommended to- pass by the
appropriations comwitteea To1 au 2ss3
, sa.s7e2r More Copies Of Rills.s,il fIsGlfl
4 On motion Of Senator Young 1000 ex-
ira copies Of the primary election hill
were, ordered printedand 400 extra cop
les Of eight other senate bills, the stock
OF which had become exhausted on ac-
count l Of the large mailing list, t,,sa9
s. 4a,taNo More Clerks. ia aa9:z
Senator Pierce offered q resolution
providing fore theqt election Of another
stenographer for the ssnstss and two eli:
ira clerks. Senator Regain rose TO i
point Of order and read to the gentleman
and the senate section 14o of the session
laws Of 1901 which provide that afte1
the officers Of the senate have been
elected and there is need Of more clerks
the president 4shall have power I'd ~.
point. The president thought the point
we'll take. Senator Little moved that
kI,e ~ ~,f;ov, - M DSAs.,> i.