Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-22
SENATE
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BY lhe Senate Of North Dakota, the
House Of Representatives %concurrine
therein, that the members of the Thir
tecnth Legislative Assembly express
herewith their great obligation and
gratitude for his high services as judge
in behalf OF the state; and hereby pay
a wei deserved tribute to his memory
for his great work. performed as a
jurist and to his noble and upright
character as a man.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED,
That u copy OF this resolution be en-
| crossed and sent to the family Of the
late CHIEF Justice David e. Morgan by
the Secretary OF the Senate, and
"RE IT FURTHER RESOLVED,
That Il committee consisting OF three
Senators and three Representatives
be named by their Respective presiding
onicers to arrange for a joint session
of this Legislative Assembly to com-
memorate his public services and his
name.
The resolutions relating to Judge
Temnleton are as follows:
Concurrent Resolution.
WHEREAS, The State of North
Dakota has suffered an irretrievable
loss in the death Of one of its ablest
Judges, the late Charles +. Templeton,
of Grand Forks, North Dakota, who
passed away on the third day of Jan
uary. 1913, while still in the service
of the state, and,
WHEREAS, His long career Of eff
cient and high achievement in the
service of the people as Attorney Gen
eral, and as Judge of the District and
Supreme Court in the Territory OF Da.
kota, and as District Judge Of the First
Judicial District in this state for many |
years, has commended him and his
memory TO the hearts Of all citizens, |
and,
WHEREAS, His high ideals and
upright character as a man, his great
as a scholar, his fearlessness,
impartiality and devotion to duty, as
Judge, always offered 10 the people
Of this Commonwealth the secure feel.
lns that, in his tribunal, as far as was
his power, justice would be rem.
dercd fearlessly without favor and
without delay. y
THEREFORE,, BE 1T RESOLVED,
IEy the Senate of North Dakota, the
of Representatives c%oncurring
that vie members Of the Thir.
Legislative Assembly, hereby
express their. deep appreciation OF the
by him so rendered to this
Commonwealth. and sincerely regret
ing the great loss now sustained by
his state through his death, extend
his memorial as a tribute to his mem.
Try in grateful recognition Of the deep
obligation of the State to him and his
memory.
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED,
That a copy of this resolution be en-
crossed and sent to the family Of the
ate Charles F. Templeton, by the
Secretary of the Senate, and,
"BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED,
That a committee consisting OF three
Senator's and three Representatives be
named by their respective presiding
officers to arrange for a Joint session
ii the Legislative Assembly to COM
nemorate his public service and his
-.
The resolutions were Immediately
nessaged to the house for concur
'ence.
Resolutions from a select committee
If which Senator Elkin was chairman,
we're adopted thanking former Senator
Ed Pierce for the fruit received from
Monday, and expressing regret
he was not present this session
IS a member. A copy of the resolu.
ion was ordered sent to Mr.. Pierce.
This concluded the business of the
afternoon proceedings with the excep.
ion of the reading and reference of
eleven new measures, which were as
ollows:.
New Senate Bills Read and Referred
Senate Bill, No. 80, by committee on
judiciary, blue sky" law, regulating cor
operating in the state. Re-
erred to the committee on judiciary.
Senate Bill No. 90, Wartner, amend
nent relating to punishment proceedings