Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-14
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ate. There viii be q storage space
for 1900, 900 bushels ready by the
time 1t Is required, he said. The total
lstorage capacity sofHthe elevator tanks
will be in the neighborhood Of 1,S0O,-
900 bushels.
Granting of the federal license has
resulted from owe three months
the members of the state Industrial
commission. The requirements for
the granting of such a license are
strict and there WaAa large amount
1of red tape to be gone through with
before the federal authorities We're
convinced that the state plant .here
was eligible-t TO receive such d license.
Would Be Appeal Court.
The advantage OF the appointmen t
Of a federal supervisor Of grades
which Mr.. Simmons Is now endeavor
ing to bring about lies(in the fact that
such a supervispr would constitute
a court Of appeal on grades. ETC.,
whose ruling could be obtained
without II delay, while UNI
less such" a supervisor Is appointed
1t would be necessary in case Of dis
pute to forward samples of the grain
under discussion to the Twin Cities,
which would occasion some delay.
u ACuC1A1 1CCLlS0 10 ,1SSu0u C11eCs
tive December IA. 1t is numbered
$4,000. Mr.. Myrand's license as in
spector and weigher is also dated De-
cember IL, ind As numbered 691. The
licenses are being forwarded here by
mail.
Legislation Planned.
Bismarck, N. D., Dec. Hoover
nor r. A. Nestos. asked about his
Recommendations to be made to the
state legislature, declared, while he
gram. that .the promises made in the
platform and in speeches throughout
the. state will be carried out in spirit
and to the. letter. Indicating that an
effort would be made to lessen the
hatred and bitter strife in the state
the governor declared further that no
believed the program presented would
be such. that he could not only count
upon the cooperation Of all Independ-
so on the cooperation OF many league
legislators who come with a desire
to promote the best interests Of the
state and to put those interests above
all other considerations"
Change in Boards Likely.
Among the most important matters
OF legislation to be submitted. in the
view Of many in the administration,
are proposals dealing with tho state,
industrial program and especially with
the operation Of the Grand Forks mill
n elevator. There are many
around the capitol who believe that
because Of the many and numerous
duties of elected officials better re-
suits car be obtained in the so-called
industrial program by relieving them
OF some Of the supervision which re-
quires a vast amount of time.
It is>expected that Governor Nestos
will recommends the legislature the
creation OF independent boards to take
the state industries out of politics as
far as possible, in line with his advo-
cacy of this principle in speeches dur
Ing the recent campaign, n in this
connection to urge the creation of a
nom political board of three to five
embers to take charge of the mill
and elevator at Grand Forks as a
board Of directors. Legislation also
vide methods of financing the mill and
elevator.
Finances Needed.
When the Grand Forks mill L. rum
ming at full capacity OF 5000 barrels
OF aour a day 1t will be necessary In
certain seasons to purchase several
hundred thousand bushels of wheat, 1t,
is said. Flour also is said to be more
saleable II it Is kept in warehouses
for a time after being manufactured
and that these considerations, togeth-
er with the length of time necessary
to ship dourH and make collections, will
nccessitate capital amounting to sew
ieral hundred thousands Of dollars be-
ing provided for the mill. =
Full Trial.
Thus q in the state industries, Of
f1cials have relied for a revolving fund
that in such d project as tho Grand
Forks mill the very season of the year
when tax funds are at theft lowest
may be the. season when funds are in
greatest demand for the state mill,
and that, therefore. the using of tax
funds to finance, the mill is imprac-
ticable. All legislation to be urged in
this respect, 1t is expected, will be
along the Ines OF campaign promises
LOT the governor to urge a "full, fair
and honest trial TO the extent that
citizens may be satisfied In full" con-
corning the experiment OF the state
mill. &C
1t is expected that the legislature
will be urged to liquidate the Home
Builders association, because Of the
involved stats Of affairs in that de-
partment and the imprpcticability OF,
operation under present conditions.
This was urged In the Independent
platform.
IEx-Treasury Worker
And Another Plead
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