Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-25
Plan As Outlined Calls For
The Appointment OF Sew
eral Men, To Take Charge
of Offices Vacated By A
Number OF designations.

(By -stan corresondent-)

| SNDX WIS SASSl611uL t8tVOKASCy SSAHS3AA
under Vim. LANCER.
(By STAFF Corresondent-)
Bismarck, N. D., Nov. 25.-The new
independent state administration to-
day took up in earnest the duties OF
government, and plans for relieving
the present financial condition in the
state. &, u. ti5H
The first problem which will be
dealt with Governor RIA. Nestos de-
clared this morning. will be that OF
getting the machinery Of the Bank .of
North. Dakota in running order for
the making Of farm loans. 1t L. ex--
pected that this will be done in .
short time SO that it will be possible
to. commence. the making of loans up
to the maximum Of 100000 per
month made possible under the new
contract for the sale Of state bonds
signed by the old administration with
: spitzer, Rorics and Company
In, connection with this contract
Governor Nestos satd today that he
expected to hold q conference with a
representative of Splitter, Rorick and
Company during the next day or two
and that this might result tn certain
modihcations Of the terms, which
would be for the advantage Of the
state. ;.5' VI "
The Proposed P1an. @
The plans 50 far made by the new
industrial commission are roughly as
follows:
During the next few days the fol-
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tution. AZ soori a. tf1ls has sbesn done
there will ne III xefuaai meeting Of the
new inHnetftAl 6oEn mt ecn Y Mltn aLns
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Espef1fs palio9 20 5Des Solsess'a q apva Lne
B1nk Of North Dakota ana otner MaAe
tndlfrtea I'LL ne 0t1tlffed. =,
The new oMsctele 81 s of enc rank VII
then be permitted " name thetr own @
subordtnates, apdfs'to or9anfEe the
work IN the bank IN the manner
which they belteveAto be moM eHcient
y for carrying out the pohc'es laia
down py the coHmlssson. e.
Plan, Quick Work.
In this manner It is believed that It
VIII &c possible to nave the panA
functloning properly iof ,Ine> mahns
Of rural credits loans IN the m1nlmum
In, addition TO the work OF Lne m
dustrial commission Attorney. .Geneial is
Sveinbjorn Johnson - preparing 70 m
vest1gate a large numper ol tne Dtils
passed BY the state audiins noaro u
/ ts nnal meeting Iuesday aLte1noon. ea ts
when one OF the most succesiul Faaos
on the state; nnances ~ lne snt.re u.u s- ms
tory or the league adInlmis.Ia atton We
pulled on: THESE piils VIII pe nel4s ~
by STATE treasurer oonh Steen penu- pr1
Ing the receipt ol an ,opAI.Cli p,t.H ifoni 'at
Johnson a. teo tneir iesats.
- Simon Begins work.
Oae of Mr.. Johneon's assistants
Charles Simon. is now here and has
begun work, The other who has been
APPOINTED. George Shafer of Mcken.
aie county, is expected during the
next day or two, as soon as Me can
J; ret his private business cleaned up. 4
W. A. Anderson; one Of the Non
nartisan league importatipns from
Minneapolis. who was one Of William
Lemke's assistant attorneys general
left this morning for Minneapolis by
auto.
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Svemb)orn Johnson periorneo z n1'
first ofncial act as aotorney genera 9,
at noon Yesterday wnen ne s nrea ,.S =
L: Crum, VINO nae pesn connecsso t, VIZ
cial assistant attorney general. teie
= gram was sent 70 him af Manot, wner,
he, has been assisting at some cr1mina.
prosecutions, informing MIN thaL NJ
services WOuiQ De lmmed1aIely as