The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-01-13
SENATE COMMITTEES

SENATE COMMITTEES
Instead of the wOman's suffrage
committee, heretofore maintained in
the senate, women's and children's
welfare committee was named in the
Senate with Senator Baker of Rem
Vile as chairman.
The rules committee cOmposes
Garberg. Levang, Steele Mees, Fraser,
Gross. The committee on revision
and correction of the journal includes
Patten. Mclaughlin, McNair.
II. ii. AIcNair heads the educational
committee.
The following chairmen of senate
committees have been announced:
disappointment MUIR
ply; cities and municipal corporations
Whitman; counties, Kelsh; enrolled
and engrOssed bills, StOrstad; feder-
al relations. Gardner; public printing
Thorson: statistics. Rusch; mileage
and per diem, Eastgate; military af-
fairs, Ployh"r; public buildings, Beisel
charitable institutions. Porter; edu-
cational Institutions, Baird: penal
institutions, Steele; state library, Van
Camp; joint rules, Bond.
Nonpartisans "A g r i Gu lure Elite
stad; appropriations, Church; banks,
Leyang; corporations other than
municipal, Berg; educational, Nc.
Nair; judiciary, Fraser; game and
fish, Okssendahl and MikkelsOn; i'm
migration, Byrne; Indian affairs,
Noltemeier; insurance, Ingersoll ;
irrigation and drainage, Nelson; live
stock, Nathan: temperance, Ward ;
warehouse and grain grading, Lieder-
bach: ways and means. Wenstrum
w"nrn md children's welfare, Baker
railroads. Benson; tax and tax Ia
Bowman: rules. G;rberg: elections,
Hagan: revision and correction journ-
al, Patten; state affairs, Benson
mines and minerals, Fleckten; public
health, Gross; public lands, Wog.
Senator Ettestad will again head
the agricultural committee. Church
of Benson is chairman of the apprO-
priatiOns committee: Bowman of
Lalnoure heads the taxes and tax laws
committee.
The senate highway committee
numbers Mikelthun (chairman), Lied.
erbach, Whitman. Ward, Kendall
Sperry, Ettestad. Mees, Wog. Schrenck
Byrne.
HOUSE COMMITTEES
House committee chairmen an
nounced to date include: Judiciary
Starke of Stark; educational, Kitchen
of Golden Valley; appropriations
Watt of Cass; appointments, DIS.
gard Of Richland; banking, Graveyard
of Barnes; drainage, Ness of Rich.
land; elections, Shipley of Stark
highways, McGauvran Of Cavalier;
insurance, Roy Johnson of Cass
cities, Freeman of Grand Forks /;
state affairs, Martin Olson of Ram
sey; warehouse and grain grading,
Larson of Pierce.
Complete committees named in, the
house are: Appropriations: Church
chairman; Liederbach, Leyang, Patten,
Bowman, Garberk, Byrne, Afikkelthun,
Nathan and Fleckten. leaguers, and
Peterson, Gardner, Van Camp,
Carey. Storstad. Kendall and Stevens,
independents.
Judiciary: Fraser. chairman, and
Levang. Noltemeier. WenstrOm,
Oksendahl. Garberg, Nathan Baker,
Olson, leaguers, and Van Camp, Whit
man, Ward, Baird, Stevens, PlOyhar,
Sperry and Beisel, independents.
The good roads resolution was pro-
posed by Senator w. s. Whitman of
Grand Forks county. It seeks to pro-
vide a statewide system Of trunk
highways, improved and maintained
by the state. The taxation of motor
vehicles and the issuance Of bonds
would furnish the funds for this
work TWenty-four special traffic
routes are specified in the bill. which,
on the whole, is quite similar, to the
Minnesota highway Legislation.
Senate Bill No. 4 would have all
nursery shipments labeled to show
where the Shrubs were grown.