The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-06
MESSAGE Of !.
GOVERNOR TO
COMMITTEES.
Four Bills Introduced at Session
of Lower House Late This
esas,
Afternoon =. 81
SPEAKER ANNOUNCES
COMMITTEE STATIONS
Important Ones Reduced in Si1d
TO Expedite Handling Of -
Legislative Matter

Auc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS " VIC ossssAsssso
committees Of the lower branch of tho
house. the introduction Of four new
bills and the referring of the COVER.
nor's message by topics to different
committees, constituted the CHIEF bua1'
ness Of the day in the house Of repre-
sentatives. the members taking a.
journment shortly after o'clock until
2 o'clock Monday afternoon.
Four bills were introduced In tho
house, compared with double that
number yesterday. The authors are:
F.. A. Hoare, OF House Bill No. 8: o.
X. Lageson of House ELL No. 10; X.
l.. Fraser, of House Bill No. IL. ana
Strom, Guam and Moen, Of House
Bill No. IL. -
Speaker Howard H. Wood this At
ternoon announced the house stand
ing committees. The list being franz
ed in accordance with the new rules.
Under the new orders. every COM
mittee is decreased with tn exoep'
ton of the apportionment which -
fixed by statute providing one mem"
ber from each district ~. I s$f~fs.
a. !
The new railroad committee is re-
duced from 10 to 8; agriculture. from
10 to 8; appropriation. from II to 3;
banking, from II to Z; education. from
II to 8; elections, from Is to Z; game
and fish, from 9 to S; highways. from
II to 9; insurance, from II to z; judi
ciary, from 10 to 2.2public prlntine.
from 8 to s.; ways and means. from -
to 5: taxes, from Ito 3; temperance
from Is to Z; state affairs, from ~ 10
10. s'%a ~
The committees follow: --s. :.
Revision and Correction NJ Journal.
J. C. Miller, H. A. Mackof and n.
J. Stinger. :.
Joint Committee lnsttutloas.
f. w. Everson, F. Fl. Kelly. =: -
Kurtz, Henry Strom, A. S; Marshall.
Sydney Smith, S. o.. Allen, c. II. Ebsl
and Joseph Reauld. "''@ -
Public Printing 5
John r. Maddox, Rollan V. Weld,
J. f. Erb, Fred Eckert and A. q.
Lowe.
Public Debt.
c. |. Christensen, A. G. Sorstad, A.
G. Divit, Nels Peterson and Lars U.
Tredrickson.
Public Health.
F. w. Keitzman, A. Walton, Frank
Lazier, l.. D. Bailey, C. E. Knox,
Martin Larson and August lsaak.
Public Buildings.
p. G. Hanson, J. J. Schragg. VIM.
Pleasance, Stewart Wilson, O. 2.
Ward. Obert A. Olson and Fred Eek
ert. . .,,.
Manufactures. ' ~, ~
F. J. Martz. C. c. Turner. G. J..
Brown, Andrew Oksendahl, c. l. Chris-
tenson, s. O. Allen and Otto c. Olson.
State Public Utilities.
G. Patterson, F. w. Mees. Henry
Geiger, E. A. Bowman, L. L. Stair. A.
L. Maxwell, O. H. Olson, Nils Peterson
and John Weber.
Apportionnent Z
VIM. Pleasance. J. H. Sinclair, Alex
Ferguson. C. !. Christians0n, P. G.
Hanson, J. F. T. O'Connor, o. K. Lag
eson, Henry Strom, E. E. Cole, B. y.
Sandbeck. Robt. Wodeson, Nels Peter
son, Paul Meyer. Martin Larson. Burl
Carr, f. w. Everson, Lars Frederick
son. J. j. Schrag, 10. Renauld, Jno. h.
Maddox. N. O. Hoghaug, T. J. Mart1.
l.. H. Larson. Paul Havens. c.. Z.
Knox, C. A. Ward, l.. D. Bailey. J. Q.
Miller, A. Walton, Chas. Schick. H. j.
Blanchard, ]. N. Kunkle, r. E. Fraser.
John Nathan, John Rott. Jr., 9. H.
Ebel, C. H. Noltimier. B. D. Arnold. g.
Brown. Robert Byren, A. ]. Iowa q.
Patterson, T. J. Haines, E. E. Bryans,
James Rice, Martin Roller, A. A. Leid"
erbach: J. M. Carrigan. s
Rules Committee. 34
H. A. Mackoff. r. l.. Fraser, R0bere
Bryen, c. P. Peterson, J. c. Miller. y.
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