Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-10
BILL UP ON
TUBERCULAR:
INCURABLES
Rules in Senate Suspended
to Allow Introduction of,
Two New Bills
(By star Correspondcnt.)

f. NY SE8L NOIrt0 ASsJ
Bismarck, N. D.. Feb 10.-Rules
we're suspended in the North Dakota
senate yesterday afternoon to permit
the introduction Of two new bills by
Senator Garberg, Nonpartisan. which
are designed to carry out the program
of discontinuances 'of several OF the
states educational institutions which
ia being urged by the bonrd OF admin
Senate Bill 100 provides that '"the
State School of Forestry located at
Bottineau is hereby changed to a
home for tubercular ~incurables, for
the care and treatment Of such tu-
bercular patients as are adjuged to
be beyond the hope Of recovery and
whose detention at THE Tuberculosis
S%anitarium at .Dunseith prevent the
treatment Of other insipient tubercu-
lar cases holdings out prospects OF
cure" ~
The institution would continue UNI
der the board of administration n
be subject to such rules and regula-
lions as subsequently may be formui-
lated by that board.
The other measure. Senate Bill 191.
a companion bill. retains the general
cd by the School of Forestry, but
makes the head Of the department OF
horticulture of the Agricultural Col
leee Estate, forester. such an official
would, under the provisions of the
bill. conduct a state nursery on a
tract Of not less than ten acres of
the lands belonging to the Agricul-
tural College,"
/ Garage Bill Is Killed.
Senator Liederbach's bill for the
appropriation of $4,000 to be used in
the construction of a garage. storage
shed and machine shop at the capitol
for the highway commission, was
killed by a vote of 26 to %. The
senate did not divide OF fractional
lines, the chief opponent to the ap-
a Lacquer. while Whitman of Grand
Forks. Independent. supported the
Lederbach measure.
The, debate took up all Of the
points raised recently in the same
body when the question of the dis
position of the $~1.4l1.0o0 worth OF
surplus war materials. trucks, ETC.,
secured by the highway department,
was under debate. Those supporting
the bill argued that a proper buildine
was needed to care for the $750,000
worth of motor trucks parked out or
the prairie in Fort Lincoln, rustine
and being despoiled by every farm
err who needs a carburetor for his
tractor engine"
The opponents insisted the equip.
ment should be distributed to the
various counties now and the counties
should put. the equipment in running
order.
Trucks Might Effect Big Saving.
Senator Whitman. in arguing the
need Of the proposed state garage, In
sisted hat these trucks would save
the state a nillion dollars a veal
when the trunk highway system was
started.
Had Not Heard "Road Idea. Favored
Senator j.. A. Stevens of Rainse,
county, countered with "some people
are pretty sure of their plans.
haven't heard any cry from the farm,
ers for this road idea. Who is goint
to pay for it,"
The senate yesterday passed with
out debate the bill allowing ss21.7!
for the payment of the printing bill
for the attorney generals report o.
1917-1S; Attorney General VIM. Lem
Ike listed this item as one of severa
which made up $4,000 in Unpaid bill!
of the department when he took i
over January 1. The reports wer,
printed once and were PRACTICAL!
READY Tor delivery, accOrQlng 10 state
ments of both Independent ant
League senator's. but the printing es
Establishment of the Bismarck Tribune
was destroyed by fire and the worl
was done over again and, deliver,
has Just been made.
Shipment of Malt in Kegs.
The senate voted 80 to II for a re
consideration of House Bill 5, thu
powder dry" prohibition act. ant
then voted to refuse to accept tn
conference committee reported whel
previously it had been approved. TIL
confe3nce committee had amended
the measure in such a that i
allowed shipment of malt in kegs. am
the amended measure had slipped b.
the senate. +. l.. Watkins. prohibi
ton lobbyist. called. the attention o
the senators % the condition. Sena
tor Whitman also objected to tn
amendment, saying that it did no
protect the bottlers OF the state. Ac
ton finally taken vas for the dis
charge Of the present senate member
of the conference committee and tn
appointment of three new members
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