Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-01-07

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IMMIGRATION. ss3S .
The enormous in the popular vote st the general
election ID 1908 that Of 1906 indicates large
ton to this state within the last three This is no
doubt due large measure to the advertising of our state
at the fairs among the central states and b other
methods Of advertising used by dlbrea1n
ton for immigration, and recommend liberal approprla
ton for the Of immigration to this state
4 til INSURANCE. 8s
The Tenth legislative assembly passed number Of acts
relating to life insurance all of which were recommended
by committee appointed by the governors attorney gen
erals and commissioners of insurance at meeting ~
reports to this Office that order that these laws
have full force and effect the law should provide for
tuary to properly safeguard the rights Of the policy holders
and see that the law is complied with The Insurance
Commissioner further recommends number Of amend
mens to present law, all of which you will find in the
insurance report and to which respectfully call a
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@ DAIRY INTERESTS
The dairy interests of this state under the efficient
vision of Assistant Dairy Commissioner Flint have pros
pered During the last years twenty
have been constructed and sixteen million pounds of butter
is reported to have been made from North Dakota cream
The dairy interest that should be encouraged for the
tural country be kept rich and fertile without dvers
fed farming Dairying diversified farming 1t
enriched land It means ready money for the dairy
all of the year There failure n
the dairy crop. For this should be encouraged
and call your especial attention to the recon-
mendation asked for by Assistant Commissioner Flint
viz: That the dairy interests of this state have
grown so large and are so generally distributed
that deputy cannot properly cover the state
and that the salary should be- at least equal to the salary
Of other deputy state officers These requests seem rea
sonabe qualified to look after the dairy interests
of the state is valuable He must necessarily be an
educated man; and, above ALL good practical common
Such man, services valuable to the state
and if such secured deputies and paid the same
as other deputy state officers it will be good investment
'O ST. LOUIS EXPOSITION .
In defrayng the expenses Of the exhibit to the St. Louis
Exposition Prof Babcock Of the University at Grand
Forks on October 8h 1903 paid freight bill of $752l
and on the date Prof Brannon of the University paid
freight bill Of $44M These bills audited and al
lowed but for reason were never paid The money
appropriated for the ST. Louis Exposition and not expend
ed afterwards used in defrayng the expenses OF the
exhibit at Portland at the exposition and being thus ex
hausted there money left in the appropriation to
pay Prof Babcock and Prof. Brannop therefore re-
the appropriation of sufficient sum OF money
to pay these claims together with legal interest thereon
from October 9Th, 1903.
TEMPERANCE COMMISSIONER.
In 1907 the Legislative Assembly passed law providing
for Temperance Commissioner to be appointed by the
Governor Under and by virtue Of this law George hurry
was duly appointed and qualified as Temperance Com
missioner Of the state and acted as such Com
missioner for twenty days in april and days IN
May 1907 when the law under which Mr. Murry was ap
pointed was declared unconstitutional by the court MI
Murry filed bill with the state auditor for the sum OF
$3OO60 that being the amount Of his salary as provided
the law and expenses incurred while acting tenn
perance commissioner. Mr. Murray to Bismarck
and gave entire time and attention to the duties OF his
Office while he remained Office and did valuable services
and should receive just remuneration therefor recon-
mend that sufficient money be appropriated to pay Mr.
Murrays bill.
LIVE STOCK SANITARY BOARD.
The last legislative assembly passed law indemnify
ing for the killing Of animals affected with CLAN
ders the being chapter ITO of the laws of 1907 No
appropriation made for the paying of any claims under
the act and account thereof there filed with the
state auditor claims amounting in the aggregate to $780,
OOOOO filed by the of animals killed under the law
As matter of police regulation the state has right to
kill animals affected with CHAMBERS without ndemn1tyng
the owners but such regulation would in many cases
work great hardship and be- at least temptation for
the conceal the condition Of his animals while If
there indemnity it would be nducement for the
owner to disclose the condition of his animals have the