Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-01-03
DEPARTMENT OF SUPERINTENDENT OF p1TB11c
INSTRUCTION.

DEPARTMENT OF SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION
recommendations in Superintendent stoekwel rrrt c,
especial notice The revision OF school simplifying and
opsons for aid hsh o an ad s. area
schools entitled favorable Endorsement department. is
present force being larger than ,ha, Of several
years ago and inadequate 10 requirements.
CEILANEOUs-UNORGANIZE TERRITORY
urge the compulsory organization all territory in
this There many good reasons why this desirable
AN that part OF the state OF the Missouri rapidly
counties available For judicial purposes all this vas,
country attached to Stark and the bills
against the state such to invite close scrutiny A
sherffs BILL in alone recently presented amounting
to cs 1000 H d ,e eoy with estimated population 1000
should have They unuceess,ly attempted organize through
this legislature pass compelling organization similar to the
law passed at the last session organizing Mckenzie county hope
taon the has allowed about $4,000 bills un
organized territory, and the following the
revenues Further comment is unnecessary.
JURISDICTION OVER UNORGANIZED COUNTIES
as. ss;1; sss 6. II is. ' f'' ' s..
,ss collected and 1905 5000 '7''"s
This general only gets
credit for SO per cent OF this or s. $50 20
counties has the Siis34 besides
unpaid than the unorganzed territory has paid to the general fund
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
feel satisfied the board of system, including
penal and charitable institutions would be valuable this
We have persons charge
keeping viz About 500 the Jamestown asylum, $50 the Bis
marc penientary IS the reform school l25 the feeble
institute Grafton, and should the deaf and dumb
Devils Lake be included and in my opinion certainly should be-
course Of construction Wisconsin has had board of control for
sixteen and Governor LaIole told had saved the
hundreds of thousands Of dollars Under present system
there opinion entirely much buying local retail
prices and too great tendency to local detaton Of
all their their duties would be absolute benefit
state and its penal and charitable institutions and also board Of
regents for educational institutions would be decided improve
present system.
UNIFORM MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE LAWS.
Through national association has been recommended that the
adopt uniform laws governing and divorce
This recommendation is worthy Of serious consideration
LIFE INSURANCE.
The passage by appointed
BY the National Association of Governors Attorneys General and
companies doing this important and merits
peusal recommend their adoption at this session
DRAINAGE
called the attention Of the last assembly to the necessity
changing pertaining drainage the laws did
existing conditions cumbersome and expensive
discussed that beneficial results will before the
adjournment Of this session and laws passed greatly improving the
from the Red River valley will actively interest themselves this
subject.
STATE FAIRS
Two state fairs have provisions
passed during the last session Grand Forks and Fargo
proveents made at Fargo worthy especially favorable
ent appreciation Of the
people We should gradually enlarge and increase
facilities fairs popularity and efficiency
those of Minnesota believe that appropriation OF at
least $4,000 annually should be made for buildings.
JAMESTOWN, VIRGINIA, EXPOSITION.
exposition importance and where North Da
properly repsentedis be held Jamestown Vr
gna One Of former eneprng and public spirited citizens
Mr. Charles A. Everart of Fargo, informs he has bought lot
credab building which he tenders North Dakota
If this concludes make exhibition there
believe his generosity should be recognized by making him of
North Dakotas commissioners.
ANTITRUST LAW.
H. B. No. 49, 1905, Antitrust Law copy of law
declared by the Supreme Court of the United States
because (Sec $685. Code), "Thc
of this law shall apply agricultural products live
hands of the producer raiser The provisions
of this bill of great this and recommend
the eeal of section ecion 1861
that may be operative and effective.
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA.