Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-01-05
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= LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS =
+ The Bismarck Tribune will :
+ cover the proceedings of the leg =
+ islature as completely as indus :
= try and conscientious regard +
:. for the facts will permit. +
+ The senate will be taken care =
= of by James w. Foley, as usual, =
= and he knows how. .
= In the house Mr. Tom Hall +
= has been engaged exclusively =
= for the Tribune. An old time =
= newspaper man, intimately ac- =
= quainted with the political sit =
= uation in the state, his reports =
y of the proceedings in the lower +
= house may be depended upon. +
y Mr.. A. J. Stewart, the cartoon =
= list, oficially engaged by the =
= Grand Forks Times, will also =
+ favor the Tribune with sketches =
= from day to day. that will add =
= spice to the routine. E
!: Nor will the local and editor =
= iaI departments be neglected. =
= Mr.. Cushing and the regular :
= force will be busy all the time, =
= night and day at high pressure. +
+ The Tribune office will be =
= open to visitors night and day +
= the doors of the new building e
= being double-acting and never >
!: locked. :
= In place of letter-writing. the {:
= Daily, Tribune will be the mes :
+ sage-not from home, but to {:
= home. The basement is full of 4
= blank paper, the wheels of the &
= presses we'll oiled and all that is {:
= necessary to make the effort ad- =
Z vantageous is the filing with the +
= subscription department lists of e
= names to swell the family of :
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= state. &
= The Daily Tribune is but 81 =
= for the session to any address =
= and where ten or more names =
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MUCH WORK no DO.
There is plenty to engage the atten-
ton Of the Republicans In the legis-
1ature beyond continuance of the
factional fight that has disrupted the
party in the state, and 1t will be the
part of the party leaders in this leg
islature rather to encourage their
followers to lend their best efforts
to the enactment of wise and neces-
sary legislation than to seek to pro
mote personal or factional interests.
There are many things to demand the
best thought and consideration Of
the members. North Dakota is a
big and growing state. The expert
ence of each two years brings to the
legislature hundreds of suggestions
for legislation. To consider these all
carefully, to 1egislate wisely, to en-
act laws that will help the growth
of the state, to insure fairness to all
interests involved, this should be the
aim of every legislator.
= If there has been some disposition
TO keep alive the fractional differences
that have harmed the party, it is to
be hoped it will not continue, and
that with the organization of the leg
islature the Republicans of the state
will appreciate their responsibility to
the people for the laws to be enact
ed II the Legislature is opened and
continued IN this spirit, 1t will be
well for the party and the state.
There are matters to come before the
legislature that should engage the
best thought Of all the members.
They should be carefully considered
In committee and IN the two hous-
es, and the end sought to be attained
should be the good OF the state.
there win BE many demands upon
he state for funds. The state insti-
EutfDns are growing and their needs
grOw with them. Various state boards
md departments Will ask for add dbl.
.ional appropriations. 70 do Justice
y III of the demands and at the g
ll me time "a keep Within the reye-