Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-03-02
APPOINTMENTS OfSARL[S
: st of Institution Members and Their
Terms Of Office Grand Forks and
Fargo Compromise on State Fair.
: Bismarck, Feb. 27.-Gov. Sarles has
.anded down the following appoint

j. Laxdal, Pembina County,; Andrew
Sandager, Ransome County.
y Trustees Agricultural College. each
for four years-Byron NJ. Stone, La
Moure County; Erick Ramstad, Ward
county; Leonard M. Wallin, Mclean
County.
Trustees of State Penitentiary-C.
d. Edick, Burleigh County. for fonr
years; ". J. Westergard, Barnes
County, for four years.; Fred snore,
Benson County, for two years. .
Trustees School for the Deaf, each
for four years-M.F F. Falahy, Towner
County; A. E. Hodgkinson, Ramsey
County; L. A. Larson, Pierce County.
Trustees Insane Hospital. each for
four years-James Grady, Barnes
County; Harry Cornwall: stutsman
County.
Trustees Soldiers Home, each Tor
four years r. a. Hankinson. Richland
County; Steen Hanson. Ransom
County.
Oil Inspector. for two years-T. W.
Jackman, Cass County.
To be Trustees Of the Academy OF
Science at Wahpeton-James Purdon,
of Richland County; Ole Arnegard OF
Trail County; John H. Movius. of
Richland Count; For the term OF
two years from the first Tuesday in
April, 1908. W. D. Gillespie, OF
Williams County; James E. Hill, OF
Cass County; For the, term Of four
years from the first Tuesday In April,
1905.
To be Trustees of the State Normal
School at Mayville-Gilbert L. ElKin.
of Trail County; Alfred Blaisdell, of
Ward County; For the term OF four
years from the second Tuesday in
April, 1905. A. Steenson, OF Trail
County; For the term Of two years
from the second Tuesday in April,
1905.
To be Trustees of the State Normal
School at Valley City,. A. Pray.
Of Barnes. County; Walter R. Reed,
of Cass County; For the term of four
years from the second Tuesday in
April. 1905.
To be Trustees of the state Reform
School at Mandan-4. A. Heegaard,
Of Morton County; V. H. Stickney,
of Stark County; Each for the term
of four years from the first Tuesday
in April. 1905. Fred o. Olson, of
Barnes County; For the term Of two
years from the first Tuesday in April,
1905.
MADE A COMPROMISE.
1t is practically certain that Fargo
and Grand Forks have made COM
promise on the state fair removal bill
which will be substitute taken up
Z in the House Tuesday afternoon and
give the fair to Grand Forks on odd
numbered years and to Fargo on even
numbered years. An appropriation of
$40, 900 a year will 60 to each of the
cities. While Grand Forks supporters
felt that they were able to land the
fair permanently at that place, it
was shown that it would only mean
a scrap to retain it every Two years
and the experience at this session has
shown that state fair fights are
demolalizing. Hardly bill has been
passed or considered at this session
but the fair fight has figured in it.
The doubling Of the appopiation is
an incentive for oompr0m ise, the
deal being suggested by Alex Nc
Kenzie. who leaned toward Grand
Forks, but kept his hands of until
#it was evident that some settlement
D between the cities was desirable or
probable. The fair fight today has
been almost forgotten and Judge
Fisk. Of Grand Forks. and ]. ".
Smith. OF Fargo, have been engaged
" in working out the details Of the
agreement.
NEW PORTLAND FAIR BILL.
a substitute Portland fair bill was
I introduced. providing for the ap-
pointment of two commissio by
4 the governor, himself to be member
Of q board, to have charge Of an
exhibit at the Lewis and Clarke
exposition. No appropria alton was
attached but IL Is sunde erstood that
when the bill reaches the senate
s1O. 600 will be attached IS The COM