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Williston, Feb. 19.-Chairman Sem
ate Printing Committee: Believe one
official paper elected by people good
plan. Would mean an average saw
ing of about six thousand dollars per
year to taxpayers Of this county
N. A. Aaen, county auditor.
kidder County
Steele, Feb. 19.-Chairman Senate
Printing Committee: We the UNDER
signed taxpayers of Kidder county
believe it to be for the best interests
of taxpayers in general to pass bill
for one official paper instead Of three.
Will affect two-thirds saving over
present plan and ask you to support
same.
Wells County
Fessenden- Senate Printing Com
mittee:" l endorse printing bill which
provides for one official paper instead
of three. One paper will accomplish
every necessary and useful purpose
and will effect saving to the tax
payers of almost two-thirds of the
printing bills.-Harry Harding, coun-
ty auditor.
Cathay-With knowledge gained as
county commissioner for eight years
l most heartily endorse bill to des-
ignate one official paper for each
| county and urge your committee to
report same favorably. 1t will save
the county much money and give the
taxpayers better service. A. R.
Josund, Co. Commissioner.
Cathay-Am in favor of one Off
cial paper in county.-G. A. Redding,
Co. Commissioner.
Morton County
Mandan-Chairman Senate Print
ing Committee: County Auditor of
Morton county endorses proposed
single county official paper. Bill if
enacted would save Morton county
fifteen hundred dollars annually.
County commissioners also favor bill.
Morton County Farmers Press,
Bah Macklin, manager.
Sioux Couty
Fort Yates--Chairman Senate Print
ing Committee: The county auditor
and chairman county commissioners
of Sioux county endorse and urge
passage of bill providing for one Of
fetal paper instead of three and have
same selected by popular vote.-C.
Christensen, county auditor; j. A..
Stiles, chairman county board.
Billings County
Medora-Senate Printing Commit
tee: This county would have saved
eighteen hundred dollars last year
had there been only one official paper
instead of three.-J. A. Berry, county
auditor. Smallest county in state.
Sheridan County
McClusky-Chairman Senate Com
mittee: County commissioners Of
Sheridan county endorse bill provid-
ing for one official paper instead of
three.-John F. Wahl, chairman of
board Of county commissioners.
McHenry County
ToWner-Chairman Printing Com
mittee: The board of county COM
missioners are in favor of reducing
the number of official papers to one
in each county, reserving the selec-
ton of such paper to a vote of the
people.-County Auditor.
Bowman County
Bowman - Chairman of Senate
Printing Committee: Recognizing the
desirability of all legal publications
being made in one newspaper instead
of three by reason of great saving
which would result to taxpayers, we
heartily recommend a change in the
present state law.-C. E. Berquist, p.
A. Sphern, S. H. Enloe, commission
ers of Bowman county.
Dickey County
Forbes - Senate Committee on
Printing: The law to establish one
legal paper in each county instead of
three and to choose the official paper
by vote of the people instead of by
choice of the commissioners has our
approval. 1t will mean a saving of
thousands to the county.-John Skog-
land and Matt Whela, county COM
mlSSlOnerS.
Stutsman County
jamestown - Estimated saving to
county averaged last two years twen-
ty three hundred dollars per year If
only one official paper instead Of
three.-Andrew Blewett, county au-
ditor.
Dickinson-W We urge the passage
of bill reducing official papers to one
instead of three, giving selection of
paper to voters. This will save thou
sands of dollars to taxpayers in every
county. Bill should carry the emer.
gency and save enormous printing
expense in coming presidential pri'
mary and general elections next year.
- Stark County Commissioners,
George D. Perry, chairman: John Lob.