Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-24
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GOV. BURKE KILLS AID TO LIN
coin Farm, AND BILL TO
TURN THE

coin FARM, AND BILL TO
TURN THE
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL INTO A,
5S5 NORMAL ALLOWS VALUED
POLICY BILL A LAW
Governor Burke yesterday vetoed
the bill making an appropriation In
aid Of the development and improve
ment Of the old Lincoln farm III Ken
lucky, also the bill to turn the Ellen
dale Industrial school into a state
normal school
The governor also decided to allow
senate bill No. 1S9. the valued policy
Il bill, to become a law without his sigma
ture.
The veto messages are as follows:
Aid For Lincoln Farm.
March %, 1907.
To the Secretary Of State, IN
Bismarck, N. d.:
return you herewith Concurrent
Resolution. appropriating s25, to aid In
the DEVELOPMENT, and preservation Of
the Lincoln Farm, without my ap-
proval, for the reason that it is re-
]. pugnant to section 1856 of the Constitu-
D ton, which reads as follows:
Section 185. Neither the state. nor
any county, city, township, town,
school district or any other political,
sub division shall loan or give its
credit or make donation to or aid Of
II any an individual, assoc iation, or corpora
ton, except for necessary support Of
I the poor, nor subscribe to nor become
the owner Of capital stock Of an asso-
citation or corporation, nor shall the
state engage In any work Of internal
improvement unless authorized bys q
o-thirds vote Of the people.
am very sorry to withhold nv an
proval Of this resolution appropriating
money for such a worthy object, but
It comes SO plainly within the constit,,-
tional inhibition that am Obliged to
withhold my approval.
Normal School at ElIendale.
March %, 1907.
70 the Secretary Of State,
Bismarck, N. D.: s5
! herewith return senate bill No.
l59, being an act designed to define
the powers and increase the efficiency
of the state normal and industrial
school, without my approval, for the
reason that in my Judgment it III "a
pugnants TO the provisions of sections
2l6 and. ZIG Of the Constitution 81 the
state Of North Dakota, Ia this, to.witI:4
s Sections 215 and ZIG Of the Constitu-
ton locate the seat Of government II
Bismarck, the state uni versity and
school Of Mines at Grand Forks. the
gricultural college at Fargo, state
normal school at Valley City, the deaf
dumb asylum at Devils Lake, the
state reform school at Mandan, 4
\ state normal school at Mayyille. q
4 state hospital for the insane at James
town, soldiers home or such other
\ charitable Institution as the legisla-
tive assembly may determine, at LIS
bon a blind asylum IN the county OF
Pembina, and an industrial school and
school for manual training, or such
other educational or charitable institu-
tion as the legislative assembly may
provide at the town Of Ellendale, in
the county Of Dickey, and further pro-
vides that No institution of d similar
character to any one Of those located
by this article shall be established or
q maintained without o revision Of this
constitution It is plainly the intent
Of this bill to change the character
of the industrial school at Glendale
in such manner as to make it similar
to the normal school at Valley City
y and Mayyille.
Section I Of the act provides for a
full course in academic and professions
al studies necessary to train teachers
for the public schools, and such pro-
vision would make the Industrial
school at Ellendale nothing more nor
& less than normal school, similar in
character to the normal schools To-
Gated BY the Constitution at Mayyille
and Valley City.
ri
This in my judgment the legislative
B assembly cannot do. for the reason
that It was plainly the Intent Of the
Constitutional convention to locate
certain state institutions permanently.
and no other Institution similar In
character could thereafter be estab-
lished without a revision 81 the Con
stitntfon
The state normal schools are
permanently located by the Constitu.
ton at Valley City and Mayville. The
institution mentioned for Ellendale is