The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-01-31


This same principle is at present
made applicable to the voters who
remove from one precinct to an.
other in the same county. The Dean
bill merely widens the scope Of op-
Banking q commisees sns sss Rvsas'p1s Work Tos.ter
Joint work by the banking commit
tees of the house and senate may be
done on the bill that has been intro
duced in the senate by Mr.. Mcdowell
Of LaMoure county. The two commit
tees held several joint meetings prior
to the Introduction Of the measure
and 1t is expected that they will have
further similar meetings, the purpose
being to gain as thorough q discus
sion as possible Of the proposed
measure and securing the various ex-
pressions Of opinion that may be ex-
pectet from the different interests
particularly affected.
Frame to Call Meetings.
Chairman Frame Of the game and
fish investigation committee has an
nounced that there will be meetings
{ that body this week. He has been
b. G. during the last week gathering
thA 8sessary information concern
ing * cork Of the state board dur
ing the> OFT two years and will lay
this befM .Hhe committee, at which
ed. w.
1t is probablA q in the report Of
the committee thar SAere will be rec
concentrations made as to proposed
changes in the game law. These
changes will very likely be along the
line of limiting the power of the
board in the matter Of appointing
deputies. as has been proposed in the
preliminary draft of bill that will
be introduced very soon and which
covers the situation.
In Hands Of SUBJ Committee.
Consideration of the school law
bill, prepared by the school laws
compilation commission, has been
placed in the hands Of joint sub
committee of the house and senate
committees on education. Members
Of the joint committee are Senators
Talcott, Stevens and Steele Of Stuts-
man. together with Representatives
DISCARD of Nelson, Gardiner and
Bjornson. The purpose Of placing
the bill in the hands Of this commit
tee is to move the work along more
rapidly. as to consider the bill in the
two committees as q whole would
take some little time. The sub-com-
mittee will agree as to amendments
that shall be recommended, and these
amendments will be proposed to the
two educational committees and it is
expected that a compact will be
reached satisfactory to all.
Reduce the Mileage.
In bill that he introduced yester-
day afternoon, Mr.. Momnes Of Divide
county seeks to secure change in
the law relating to the commitment
Of prisoners from counties In which
there 10 no suitable jail. Under the
present law prisoners are often taken
for farther distance than ia neces-
sary, as it provides that the prison.
ers shall be committed in the ad-
Joining counties, and to reach ad-
joining counties 1t is in some in
stances necessary to carry prisoners
OF another county where the persons
in custody could be we'll cared for.
The Homes bill prescribes that the
pIlSOuoI6 6u6Il D0 p16C0O III LI0 JUL
located the nearest to the county
from which they are sent, basing the
distance on the railroad mileage.
Single Board Bill Drafted.
Control by single board for the
state educational institutions as we'll
as the state charitable, reformatory
and penal institutions will be pro-
posed for the consideration of the
legislative assembly, the bill cover
ing the question being in course of
preparation at the present time by
one of the western members.
This board Of control question is
one that has been discussed more or
less ever since the assembly conven-
ed, but outside Of the board of con-
troll for normal schools, no other
legislation on the subject has been
proposed.
The bill that is being prepared goes
into the question quite comprehen-
sively, providing for the manner of
organization and for the manner in
which the work is to be carried out.
The bill, it is expected, will be in
troduced either this week or next.