The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-02-03

confined by the senate until 1t has
been referred to committee of Ave
only three Of whom shall be Of the
same political faith, which report
shall be made to the senate in ex.
ecutive session. An annual salary OF
$4,000 for the members Is provided
Yhe governor is given tho power to
remove the officials at any time dur.
Ing legislative session for malteaa-
antc or nisfeasnnce in Office, or fol-
Any cause that renders him unfit to
carry on the work. Tho bill is so
woriel that the terms Of the nom.
bcrs expire ut the thirtieth day of the
legislative session and appointments
must be mado before the forty-flfth
day. M
In addition to their salaries the
members Of the board are allowed
their travelling expenses.
The board has control Of the finan-
cial side Of all institutions, but 1t does
not succeed the board Of regents of the
state university. the trustees of the
agricultural college or the normal
school board Of management. Power
is given, however, to investigate the
work of these several wards with re-
spect to the handling Of money to de-
termine whether or not the members
have carried out their duties faithful
ly, IL appropriations have been drawn
from the treasury and expended in
accordance with the law. and whether
members of such boards have drawn
mileage and per diem according to
law. -. ~ ..,..
Medical Bill Out Of Way
y Adoption by the house yesterday Of
En-. 2. No. 100, relating to the practice
~ seine and surgery in the state
does temporarily with that leg
islative M. and 1t will next come
before the u committee on pub
lie health to~.kich it will be refer
red when sent to that body.
When the hour arrived for the pass
age of the bill yesterday there was
an effort made to have 1t fixed for a
special order some day next week.
Monday and Thursday being suggest
ed, but in both instances the question
was voted down. Mr.. Martin of Nor
ton, who on frequent occasions comes
before the house in the role of an
orator, turned a few tricks on the
medical bill also.
Recess Caused Excitement
Parliamentarians are gaining fire.
quent opportunities to call their
ability into play in the house these
days and yesterday. when the resolu-
tion for the recess was up for con-
sideration, situation arose that kept
the house rather busy for q time. Mo-
tions to lay on the table, to concur in
the senate resolution, to adjourn, as
we'll as a few others, were made in
rapid succession, with the previous
question being moved on top Of all.
After finally getting out Of the mix
up, the house concurred In the reso-
luton by viva voce vote, and after
the speaker had declared the resolu-
tion concurred in. there was a de-
mand for a roll call which demand
was granted. On the roll call there
was a vote of 57:t to. .38 for the recess
from today until next Tuesday. ,fSs
Some were in favor Of an adjourn
ment that would give another day Or
two extra; but in this they failed to
carry their point, and finally accept
ed the three day recess that was put
up.
There was also bit of fun over
the report on H. B. No. 80, introduced
by Mr.. Stranahan Of Cass county, al
lowing the members Of the assembly
an expense account Of 5000 for the
session. The report of the state af-
fairs committee was for indefinite
pOstponement but after q few remarks
Mr.. Sorlie moved that the bill be re-
committed to that committee. This
was followed by another motion that
the bill be referred to the railroads
committee Of the house and 1t is now
in the. hands of that body for con-
sideration.