The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-01-23
GOVERNOR FIR AZIER s BRIEF MESSAGE TOUCHES
0NN0THING NOT ALREADY OUTLINED BUT MAPS
OUT PROGRAM FOR EXTRAORDINARY SESSION
GOVERNOR FRAZIERS SPECIAL MESSAGE
GENTLEMEN OF THE FIFTEENTH LEGISLATURE IN
EXTRAORDINARY SESSION ASSEMBLED

EXTRAORD1NARY SESSION ASSEMBLED:
have deveoed Which are Unparalleled the history Of our
country We are in the greatest worlds struggle and our
preparation the worlds history for the
cessful prosecution of this war International law and
be protected against future by the establishment of
democratic form Of that will TRULY be by for
put The United States is in this for prn-
cple justice and democracy And the great problem of the
American people today is to win the possible
All of the nation pledged for that purpose The
people of North Dakota are doing their part and the state
must cooperate with the nation in order that the best results
may be attained
Many of our boys are now on the battle front-many
training and still more are ready to CO.
making the sacrifice and is the
possible order they may accomplish the desired results
as quickly as possible And the best support we can give give
"'' FOOD PRODUCTION
have sufficient supply of food products And this
nation is looking to North Dakota as great agricultural l
people willing to do all in their power put OWING TO
in parts Of the state it is impossible @ under the
laws sufficient seed and feed to insure
good crop acreage 2 for next In11 spTlng; .v
The principal object calling this special session to
County Seed Bonding Law to make it meet the
should be raised SO that all available land may be put
crop Further provision should also be to the he
where necessity demands feed may be provided
- MORATORIUM 4~@'
would also recommend that some provision be made to
protect the rights Of our soldiers and sailors who are IN the
during the duration Of and for reasonable time afte the
-. COUNCIL or DEFENSE t
Last April the War Department urgently requested the ap-
Of Council to anS
believe, they have performed good, faithful work. and
preparation of their
reimburse the present council for the money they
have been required t? sTHTE f7?fRo MILITIA
Our National called into the federal service
and appropriation be made for
the purpose Of providing state militia c-,
organizations in the state would recommend that all such
organizations be incorporated far as possible into this or
ganed militia and placed under the military authority
PROHIBITION AMENDMENT.
Congress has passed what known the National Pro-
hbiton Amendment and its adoption by the various state
o1aer @ a may o nnv
the food supply but would also conserve the man
to be adopted with constitutional prohibition
been considered progressive prohibition state heartily
recommend that this national amendment De raed at ns
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.
amended to make the grain inspection department Of the
Agricultural College thus relieve the State Railroad
PROVISION FOR THE CARE OF INSANE PATIENTS.
On account Of the higher per capita cost Of at
paid by the counties for the Of their insane
patients be raised from eighteen dollars $500 to twenty
failure the farm operated by the state asylum that
the State Treasurer be authorized to give the Board or Con-
troll reasonable credit for the expenditure Of money neces
sary the maintenance and keep Of the institution
BANK DEPOSITORS' GUARANTEE LAW
the regular session of the legislature Bank Depos-
Law enacted but appropriation was
provided therefore recommended that sufficient ap-
preparation this time that this law may be put
into operation.
CANCELLED CORPORATIONS.
Several hundred corporations have had their charters
cancelled by failing to make required reports would rec
that be allowed to ensate by paying reason
able penalty and making the necessary reports
believe all that the emergency
fO no
it is yours that this special session be OF as
short duration as possible Any unnecessary delay in ad
journmen will be waste Of public money and respect
fully call each of this time when are facing
serious extraordinary conditions lay aside all partisan
or facona feeling and give undivided patriotic service
to the best interests of our state and our nation.
Bismarck North Dakota, January %, 1918.