Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-03-04
Stirring Scenes Enacted f.
Closing Hours Of Night
Session
Increase Of Postal Rates on
Advertising Pages Of
Magazines Killed
APPOINTMENTS BY GOV. BURKE

APPOINTMENTS By GOV. BURKE
On agricultural board-George H.
HOLSTER, Frank Nugent, Peter Elliott
of Fargo, and Clark Kelly OF Devils
Lake.
Oil inspector-D. H. McArrhur, Far
go.
University board of tr,estees-Vic.
WARDROBE, Leeds.
Trustees for asylum for the blind
Alexander Morrison, Rathgate; Fl. c.
Thompson, Bowesmount; John Child
crhouse, ST. Thomas; H. n. johnson.
Lankin.
Board OF trustees for asylum for deaf
and dlumb-Fred Stevens, Crary.
Institute for predetermined board r.
J. Traveller, Grafton: NJ. +. Hegg-,
Hatton; J. J. O'Brien. Grafton; Ely J.
Provado, Lankin.
State hospital for insane-H. J. Nit
chell, New Rockford; NJ. A. Hildreth.
Fargo; w. +. Siege, Medina.
Trustees state Observation-Disclosures
Murphy, Jamestown, four years; AT
gust Hoefs, Hankinson, four years;
Thomas Conyers, Cando, two years.
Trustees reform school-Christian
Bertsci, Bismarck; o. L. Ohnstad,
Denbigh; NJ. +. Minehan, Garrison.
Board of control of normal schools
Hugh Mcdonald, Valley City. four
years; S. H. Taylor, Mayville. four
years; Martin Jacobson, Minot, two
years; H. N. Nelson. Nessen, for
years; Frank A. Wilson, Bathgatc.
four years; R. H. Rishworth, McClu,-
ky, two years.
When a legislative assembly ad-
journs it does so in no half hearted
manner, and that fact was again evil
denced last night in the capitol build
ing when, while the houses were not
engaged in business, the members
were to be found enjoying themselves
in no mean manner.
During the evening there were near
ly a thousand visitors in the capitol
building and the carnival of fun at
times was decidedly good.
In the house it started somewhere
along about 1915, if the clock in the
chamber could be taken as being true,
but the near proximity of a ladder
would doubtless serve to make sus-
picion rise in the minds of some. AS
matter of fact it was shortly after
midnight when the house completed
it's grind, with only the work of the
conference committees left for ap-
prevail.
Then, when the fun started, it was
in earnest.
Bills and Journals we're flying in
every direction and the air was at
times filled with them.
O'Connor of Grand Forks, at one
time assayed to gain recognition at
the hands of the speaker, but he
was promptly battered down before a
broadside of bills and Journals and,
like many others, sought protection by
putting wire waste paper basket
over his head.
Mr.. Martin of Morton, who had
caused more or les excitement during
the day, wanted to talk, but the cries
of the crowd drowned him out and he
his seat.
Over in the senate the scenes were
no less interesting and unusual. Mar
tin of Billings introduced a new bill
Of great importance, providing that
the revised codes of 1905 and the ses-
sion laws of the last three sessions
be repealed, and that the Oregon laws !
be made applicable to this state.
Other feats Of legislation were per- !
'ormed also that were of an equally |
nature but which, bu some
strange chance, failed to find their
way into the Senate Journal.
The fact that the conference COM
nittees were unable to agree, kept
he assembly in session to later hour
han usual, and as the time passed the
rowds began to leave.
When the adjournment motion was
inally put in the two houses there
we're a shout of ayes that showed
luite conclusively that the legislat-
rs were decidedly glad that their la
'ors had been completed.
An effort upon the part of Repre-
sentative Streeter to secure recon-
liberation of the state humane society
ill, under which the humane officer
would be placed on a salary met with
lefat in the house at the night session
Tuttel, Streeter and Doyle of Faster.
poke for the bill Nth Price and Sor-
lie speaking against it. Il
The Mcdowell banking bill, with the L
that were proposed by a
oference committee, was passed. II
Senate Bills Is and II, relating to Is
be state parole officer, were passed
v the house as amended after a
REF scrap. IL