The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-14
SENATE AND HOUSE COMMITTEE
MEMBERS NEARLY ALL CHOSEN
Bill Permitting Erection Of Dor
mitories at State Institu.
tons introduced
FACT FINDERS ARE Thanked
Committee on Committees Re.
port Unanimously Accepted
by Senate Without Talk

Both branCneS OF the NOrtn OdkOta
legislative were almost ready to get
down to real work today.
The senate today approved the re-
port Of the committee on committees
unanimously and without discussion.
A motion by Senator Hyland. RAM
sey county to thank the committee for
its work was also carried.
Senators Hamilton and Fowler In
troduced q bill permitting the erec-
tion Of dormitories at state educa-
tional institutions by institutional
holding associations.
A bill providing for his was passed
In 1927 but was held unconstitutional
and the present bill Is intended to
remedy the first bills defects.
A resolution by Senator Patterson
thanking the mill-fact finding COM
mittee for its work was adopted un-
animously. It was indicated that the
committee members will be COM
pensated for their expenses In an ap-
preparation bill which will be in
reduced later.
The senate adjourned q 2:42 p. m.
Committee assignments In the SEN
ate were completed yesterday by the
committee on committees and their
report Is expected to be approved
without argument In the senate this
afternoon.
Speaker Edwin Traynor today an
nounced the chairmanships Of the
house committees but had not COM
pleted the lists OF committee menl-
bers.
D. l.. Peters Of Pierce county was
named chairman of the house ap-
propriations committee. He was Tray
nor'S rival for the speakership in the
Independent caucus at which Tray
nor was named as the Independent
speakerslip nominee.
L. L. Twichell Of Cass county was
naped, chairman Of the important
ts-affairs committee and Gordon
Cox, Bismarck. Of the judiciary COM
n1ittee.
House Committee Heads
Other house committee chairman.
ships were assigned as follows: bank
ing, Rulon. of Stutsman; cities and
municipal corporations, Mus of
Ward: corporations other than NUM-
cipal, Wigen Of Adams; counties,
Montgomery Of Wells: delayed bills,
Bell Of Cass: drainage and irrigation,
Olafson Of Pembina: education,
Kneeland Of Stutsman; elections and
election privileges, Lynch Of Rich
land: engroSsment and enrolment Of
bills. Veitch Of Grand Forks: fed
eral relations, Steedsman OF Grand
Forks; game and fish, Miller OF
Logan: highways and bridges, NC
Gauvran Of Cavalier: insurance,
Freeman Of Grand Forks; judiciary,
Cox Of Burleigh; livestock, Flom Of
Cavalier: military affairs. Brunsdale
Of Trail; mines and mining. Thomp-
son Of Burleigh: public debt. Nc
Dowell Of Cavalier: public health,
johnson Of Trail: public printing,
Wilson Of Slope: public safety. Stand
ley Of Steele: railroads. Turner Of
Stark: revision and correction Of
journals. Henderson Of Ramsey: rules.
Olson Of Adams: school and public
lands, Westford Of McEIenry: tax
and tax laws. Jardine Of Cass: tenn
perance. Halcrow OF Pembina; ware
house and grain grading, Hoffman
OF Pembina; ways and means, Burns
Of Ward.
House chairmanships Of Joint house
and senate committees were an
nounced aS follows:
Rules, Johnston Of Walsh; cf1arit-
able institutions, Brown Of stuts-
man; educational institutions, Bohn-
sack Of Trail: penal institutions,
Thompson Of Burleigh: insurance,
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