The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-07

two years provides nothing bu. q po-
litical football"
Directing his remarks at Senator
A. s. Marshall, Nonpartisan from
Dickey county, Senator Bonner de-
manded to know how he could, II he
voted fo- the bridge, justify his vote
| with his constituents. Charges that
politics are being legislated here"
were hurled by Bonzer.
Senator Dell Patterson, Renville
Nonpartisan, shouted that the bridge
fund does not belong to q represent
alive from Cass county, and that he
was opposed and objected to having
the bridge fund money used for build
ing concrete highways near Fargo.
When the Cass representative, L. l..
Twichell, was mentioned by name,
Lieutenant Governor Carr raped his
gavel and reminded the Renville SEN
ator that the rules of the senate pro-
hibited cnyone from -imputing the
motives Of a member OF the other
house.
Il object to putting cement high
way in Cass county, so that that county
will have nice roads to joy-ide on"
Senator Patterson continued. ut
would be detrimental to the needs Of
the people who are asking for this
bridge acros the Missouri.
IF they want q filibuster here, I'll
ride 'em straight up"
Lynch Scores Minot
Senator w. .. Lynch, La Moure,
declared that Whatever whips may
have been cracked in this legislature
we're cracked by q certain munich
pality," apparently referring to Mi
not, whicls is the largest city which
has been most active In support of
the bridge.
Take this municipality and its in
fluence out of the picture and there
wouldn't be much demand for this
BRIDGE Senator Lynch declared.
Saying that he resented being
singled out in the remarks by Senator
Bonner, Senator Marshall in his first
speech during the legislative session
declared that lin the several years I
have been in this senate it is the first
time I have ever been accused, pub
licly O privately, of l~egislating poll
tics
Senator Bonner took the floor again
to point out that the road building
program must keep pace with the
growth and demands of traffic, and
cited figures showing that mainten-
ancc costs OF paved highways r
much lower than those of gravel
roads.
Some Gay there has got to be a
concrete highway built at Fargo. the
metropolis and key city Of the state"
Senator Bonner said.
Rapping his gavel, Lieutenant Gov
ernor Carr anl.ounced that the ques-
ton of paving was not before the
senate and that Senator Bonzer's re-
marks were out of order.
Hyland Demands Vote
Senator Frank H. Hyland, Ramsey,
remarked that the debate had covered
a variety of subjects not kindred to
the topic to which the motion per-
tanned, and demanded a vote be taken
On Senator Gains motion.
However, because Senator Bond
had been on his feet before Senator
Hyland arose, the senate president
permitted him to speak. and the Mi
not ! said he, too, felt there had
been sufficient debate, and he wished
to say he emphatically opposed the
motion.
The roll call was then taken on the
proposed amendment by Senator
Cain, which was rejected n to %,
and the roll call Immediately fol-
lowed on the passage of the bill, the
vote on this being 70 to Il. The vote
| each time found the same lineup, x
!; cept that Senator F. r. Greenwood.
Rugby, on the first occasion sup