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fairs committee on the Hyiand bill
proposing the removal Of the blind
asylum at Bathgate to Devils Lake Is
based upon the recommendations of
the board of control of penal and
charitable institutions. The report Of
the committee is divided and will be
considered this afternoon.
Under the present system, the board
OF control contends that the cost of
maintenance is too great. and 1t is
pointed out that the blind asylum and
the school for the deaf and dumb.
while they could be maintained as sep
arate institutions. could be handled
with but one overhead expense. That
is. the SUPPLEMENTARY would be in
n mans hapds. and many other fea-
lures. such as-heat, etc.. could be sup
piled through n channel.
Rathgate citizens have protested
against the removal Of the school.
while Devils Lake citizens are anxious
to have II brought about. The re-
inoval of the Bathgate Institution can
not be brought about kept by the
amendment of the constitution. which
means q vote by the people in the gen.
eral election of slB II the measure
passes without Interruption.
Medical Bill up Today.
The medical bill. under which a
state board of control. will be up for
nnal passage in the senate this after
noon. The bill was passed over We'd
nesday. and yesterday, when it was
placed on last reading. it was found
that there had been some mistake In
the engrosSing. and it had to be sent
pack to that committee for changes.
AS finally amended the bill provides
Tor an annual appropriation of s12.-
600. There is considerable opposition
to the measure and It Will cause a con-
test when brought up for passage to-
day.
To Reconsider Panama-PaeiRc Bill.
There will be an effort made this
afternoon to reconsider the vote by
which the senate yesterday killed the
bill providing for the establishment of
an exhibit at the San Francisco fair
IN 1915. AS placed on final passage
the bill carried an appropriation OF
seemed to feel that was too great an
mount. When it is brought before
the senate again today an effort will
be made to have it reduced to SIS 900
or 100000. Should the senate fail to
pass the bill there is a possibility that
a movement would be placed under
way to have a public subscription TAX
en- to provide an exhibit.
Removal of officials Approved.
In the approval by the senate yes
terday of the Senator Davis bill,
known as s. b. 1903. the first step to-
wards the passage of a measure which
will give the governor the power to
remove certain officials was taken.
This measure applies to all officials
except those who are Improbable.
Under the bills provisions. when COM
plant Is made to the governor, he is
authorized to appoint a referee who
will take the testimony and submit the
same to the governor. who has the
power to remove. dissatisfaction with
the decision of the governor gives the
accused Official the right to appeal to
the district court.
There were twenty-seven votes in
favor of the bill.
Supreme Court May Move About,
Under senate bill 2s4. passed yestcr,
day. provision Is made whereby the
supreme court may hold terms OF
court in any city in the state, at It's
discretion. Under the present law al,