Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-01-16

And OF Ramsey. Adams, Cunning
ham, Mockler, Martin Of Morton,
Hankinson,
Revision and Correction Of Journals
Messrs Graham, chairman; Eraw-
ford. Sinclair, Wake, Connolly, Tufte,
Ganssle sss ss
Fish and Came Laws Messrs.
Thorson, chairman; Wake, Chapman,
Bernt Anderson Of Ramsey, Parkhill,
Burgum, Sorlie Of Trail, Church,
Hanawalt. .,,5 s.5s8
Drainage Messrs. Bprgum, chair
man; Cunningham, Wake, Hanson,
Bernt Anderson Of Ramsey, Jones Of
Ransom. Blake, Sorlie of Trail,
Haugen, Hosford, Watts ~
Joint Committees. 5'.Sss
Public Building Messrs.. Moore,
chairman, stavens, Pugh, Cunning CHAM.
Martin of Stark, johnson Of Pembina,
Hanawalt, Schlenker, Hansen.
Charitable institutions Messrs.
Rose, chairman; Hallick. Flamer, Mar
tin Of Morton, Jensen, Grant, Nelson
Of Trail, Mcdowell, Hosford.
Penal Institute ions Messrs. Griffith,
chairman; Giedt, Tofsrud Stevens,
AdamsSO o. P. N. Anderson Of Ramsey,
Crawford, Plath, Wexford.
Educational Institutions Messrs.
Iceland, chairman; Ganssle, Thorson,
Evans, Duncan, Law, Buttz, Connolly,
Piper.
Joint Library Messrs. Steen, chair
man; Garden, Monek, diversion, Deane,
Mathews, Elhard, Hankinson, Jones Of
Barnes. III
Joint Rules Messrs. Blegen,. chair
man; sorley of Grand Forks, Burgum,
Peake. Shirley, streeter, Putnam,
shannafelt, Hankinson.
/ FL Senate. 81
The recess of the senate does not
appear to have had any Of the usual
vacation effect upon the senators in
the preparation Of bills, but seems
rather to have given the opportunity
for more of them to be prepared.
Seventeen bills we're presented at the
first session after the recess, ranging
from amendments of minor provisions
of law to reciprocal demurrage. SEN
ator Strom presented the latter bill
and also bill governing the invest
ment of the funds of the permanent
school and Institution funds. Senator
Spoonheim presented a sixteenth hour
service for railroad employees bill and
Senator Macarthur a bill providing for
the bulletining of late trains by rail-
roads, SO that these corporations came
in for their full share of attention
The board Of trustees Of public prop
erty presented their estimate of the
funds necessary for the maintenance
of the capitol building, asking for
$4,000 for the biennial period, with
an appropriation OF s12,5O0 to cover
the overdraft. III. q y. ~ 4.
Census of 1905.
Secretary of State Blaisdell also
reported to the senate the figures for
the census OF 1905, which the law re-
quired to be submitted to the legisla-
tive assembly.
4 5E Senate Committees.
At the opening of the senate session
Governor Lewis announced his com
mittees to the senate. Senator La
Moure remains as chairman Of the ap-
preparations committee, Little Of
judiciary, Sharpe Of state affairs,
Hanna of elections and Talcott Of
education. Gilbert gets the chairman
ship Of the railroads committee,
Kraabel Of ways and means, Johnson
of Mclean Of counties, Simpson Of
insurance and Regain Of apportion-
sment. The list of the senate commit
tees is as follows:
S$ sJuuiclaFy----LltIle, chairman; Dung,
Sharpe, Crane, Talcott, Regan, Simp-
son, Cashel, Pierce, Hanna, Purcell,
Koffel, Movius, Steele, Taylor.
Education Talcott, chairman;
Sharpe, Kraabel, Young, Cashel,S Nc.
Donald, Rice, Stade, Spoonheim.
Elections Hanna, chairman: Re.
L - IN ta-s S5t- j
gan, Swenson, Mcdonald, Cashel,
stade, LaMoure, Kraabel, Palmer,
appropriations LaMoure, chair.
man; Taylor. Sharpe, Crane, Little,
Cashel, Kraabel, Mclean, Simpson,
Hanna, Gilbert, Young, sifton,
Thatcher, stade, Movius, Leutz.
State Affairs Sharpe, chairman;
Crane, Little. Regain Swanson, Plain,
Talcott Johnson hos, Gilbert, strom,
Rice. n
Public Lands Movius, chairman;
Sifton. Halliday, Macarthur, Talcott,
cDenald Ramsett, Purcell, Koffel.
Railroads - Gilbert, chairman:
sWenson, Regain, Pierce, Macarthur,
Dyste, JOhnson-A. e.. plain Steele