The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-06-26

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officials with the work of this COM
mittee has our cordial appreciation,
and
Resolved, that this association re-
news it's approval of the pending
Dunn amendment to the constitution,
authorizing one-mill state highway
tax and urges that in each county an
organization be formed to further
the amendment, and see to it that
full vote is cast in its favor.
Taxation.
Resolved, that we reaffirm the, rec
concentrations made by this associa
ton at it's December, 1911, meeting,
! with reference to the r. G.. Dunn
zone Mill Road Tax Amendment"
aeS again urge upon the voters their
support of this amendment.
We heartily commend the actions
and activity of the State Tax commits
sion in publication of it's series of ar,
ticles in local newspapers on taxa,
ton and methods of levying and
equalizing same, also it's policy of
visiting local communities in refer
ehce to taxes and taxation, and urge
continued and additional activity
along this particular line.
Resolved further, that we favor de-
veloping specific recommendation
for further needed tax legislation at
the December, 1912, meeting of this
association as being nearer in point
of time to the next meeting of the
state legislature, and we deem that
such recommendation coming at that
time will be more likely to produce
the desired results and therefore fav-
or deferring such recommendations
until said above mentioned meeting
of this association.
Conservation and Development.
Resolved, that this association is
most heartily in favor of the conser-
walton and development of our state
and national wealth, that we COM
mend the activities in this regard in
the past and recommend that ade-
cuate sums be provided for their con-
tiDuance.
Resolved, that this association is
in favor of uniform national legis-
lation for the protection of the game
of this continent, and that we COM
mend the activities of the National
Game Protective association, in this
regard; we recommend that congress
pass adequate laws for uniform pro-
lection of game, particularly migra-
tory game birds, and that our con-
gressmen be notified of this resolu-
ton and asked to vote for such laws.
! immigration.
Whereas, the object of the North
ern Minnesota Development associa-
ton, as we'll as it's work, is being
impaired by certain land agents, land
firms, or land spectators within it's
territory, and
Whereas, such land agents, firms
or spectators are not making as
much effort to obtain permanent set
tiers as playing for private and un-
reasonable gains at the expense of
the respective communities.
Be it resolved, that the NJ M. D.
A. severely condemns the activities
of individuals or firms within its ter
ritory who misrepresent facts and
victimize prospective settlers, and
that the officials of the N. M. D. A
be given authority to investigate bus.
! mess methods of the association
members dealing in farm lands, te
the end that irresponsible land ag.
ents or firms will not benefit by the
influence of the association, will not
, ibe invited to membership, nor any
present member be retained on thu
roll if his business activities conflict
with the object Of the N. M. d. "A.
Reapportionment.
We again repeat. reiterate and re.
afirm our demand for q just. fair and
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