The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-01-25

surety Premiums to be determines
by the commissioner of insurance are
to. be assessed against the various
departments requiring bonds and the
surplus each year is to be retired in
to bonding fund until such fund has
reached 100000, when the amount OF
the premiums may be reduced. In any
event when there shall not be suffi-
cient in this fund to pay the whole
loss, the balance shall be paid as soon
as sufficient funds shall have accum-
ulated ~.
%. Attorney for Board. @.+,
Senate Bill so, by the appropriations
committee, authorizes the attorney
general to appoint at $4,000 per an.
mum an assistant attorney general to
act as attorney for the board of uni
versity and school lands. ,...
Senate Bill 46 appropriates 1860 for
the use Of the attorney general, with
an emergency clause.
Senator Drown of Page is author OF
senate concurrent resolution endors-
ing the establishment of league OF
nations to- enforce peace, and to pro-
mote the liberty, progress and orderly
development of the world, copies Of
which, the house concurring, are to
be forwarded the president. the pre-
siding officers of the national senate
and house of representatives and to
North Dakota members Of congress-
Wants Wheat Kept Up.
Reciting the fact that no agencies
have yet been devised through which
are to be carried into effect the
provisions of President Wilson's proc
lamaton of September 2, 1918, fixing
wheat price of $2.2G at Chicago; not
! ing that the farmers OF the.nOrthwest
and of North Dakota in particular IN
response to the presidents proclama-
| ton have gone to much expense In
preparing to produce large crop OF
wheat in 1919, and urging congress
to pass measures to make the presl'
dents proclamation effective.
More Power for LANCER.
Senate Bill 81, introduced by the
committee on state affairs provides
that when a majority of the mem oers
| of any county board of commissioners
or % tax-paying citizens shall petit
ton the attorney general for an lnves-
| tigation of conditions in their county,
the attorney general shall cause such
| investigation to be made, the expens.
es of the same to be certified by the
attorney general to the county, which
shall pay the same.
Senate Bill 81 appropriates $1,000.
of which $4,000 is for travelling ex,
penses, to tide the railway commission
over from January |, 1919, to June 80,
1919
Senate Bill IS, by Wenstrom, would
would put an end to- much litigation
which has grown out Of the fact that
the laws of North Dakota covering
| the practice Of dentists require a spe'
cial examination from dentist com
| ing in from another state. Wen
strom'sc bill repeats the present stat
| utes on this subject and provides for
the admission of any dentist legally
licensed in any other state and terri
tory on affidavit of two citizens Of
such territory that he is a practicing
dentist of good moral character and
Responsibility
Senate Bill Sc appropriates $4,000
for the Missouri Slope Agricultural
and Fair association for the ensuing
biennium.
For History Building.
Another senate appropriation bill
carries $4,000 for a four-story his
| torical museum and history building
| to be erected on the capitol ground!
north of the present state house, ant
| in whose construction the board o.
control il directed to use prison-madt
brick and convict labor insofar al
available, the work of construction t
be under the direct supervision Of the
BOARD OF control, and the plans to b
prepared by the state architect. Thu