The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 12, 1919, Page 3

LARS 4: PNT INTACT FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1919 ’ t BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE MAIDEN VOYAGE going to work more than eight hours,” GIANT STEAMER f° auditor be asked if he was willing to} The motion was issue the warrants. vas $ duly, put. and passed, and President | Wood asked the question, Bowman again moved that the state; that prevents me deing it now. There | is impossible to issue warrants at this | a large number of hail insurance |time. I’m in fayor of going out of |Could pay his way and that possibly ims that have to be attended to/ this chamber like gentlemen. I am/he could help a.few friends out. t. ‘They were in uhead of your |willing to\pay my-own way home and before they decided’ things, he thougiit| claims.” 2 go about my business and wait until) jit would be wise to go into executive “Ym willing to do so as soon as} Bowndn, then, wanted ais resolu- the Auditor issues the warrants, as }session: arrest of Kositz-|he says; ‘when he gets to them.’ When| His motion carried, and the anxious we get through here, I'm going to|Spectators were put out of the senate = get to them,” he replied. Wenstrom moved that “we have alky read, but be direct answer on this.” “T want to know,” he said, “wheth-|the senate to agree to let Kositzky|1I can7regarding my expenses, We all tion calling for th e that was -reail Senator Ployhar succeeded in’ getting | pack up and make what arrangements | chamber, Largest Freight and Passenger |¢r he will issue the warrants immedi-|secure counsel. Lfederbach was the}can make ‘some kind of arrange- Stackhouse Heads a Vessel in Arctic Will Sail When Ice Breaks Fort Smith, Alta. Dee. plying between Fort Smith and the Arctic will be ready for ils trip as Sodén as the Mackenzie river opens in the spring, according to announce- ment made by the Lamson Hubbard Canadian company, whicls is now constructing the ship, at an approxi- inate .cost of $100,000. The.end of stecl is at Fort MoMur- ray, far to the south of this point and the maettial used in the coastruction of the framework of the ship was freighted th to ‘this- point. Durifig th winter months a 22 ton boiler will fhe installed and with the first warm days the vessel will ue ready for launching In the past,:dog team freighters have demanded almost any price for transportation to the arctic during the winter months, and during the Summer the water transportation fatilities have always been far be- neath the needs, It is planned to carry all supplies necessary to points farther north dur- ing the open Water season and relieve the inhabitants of the farthest north points, of the excessive prices which they have been forced to pay in the past, STATE AUDITOR-REFUSES TO VIOLATE OATH BY DRAWING ON ACCOUNTS (Continued trom Page One} lo¢ked his door on advice from Pack- ard. | yt i While he was reporting, Kositzk; appeared. on the scene.- Bowm called attention:to the fact that Ko-| sitzky .was im the chamber and the! senate, on Bowman’s motion, decided | to-have him appear before that body.) While. Kos y and Packard w: talking, Bowman moved that the s geant-at-rooms remove Packard from fhe senate chamber, and Okert was} ordered to do so, Okert grabbed Packard, and for a moment it looked as though there might “be something doing,” but there wasn't, The senate, ther, detided that tha} various resolutions be read for Ko} sitzky’s benefit. ‘These included the | one fixing the time for adjournment and a copy of the governor’s order for the issuance of the warrants. This order charged that there were not sufficient funds to pay the leg- islators ‘because the funds had beea anisdirected’ by the state auditor. /Bowman, then, moved that Kositzky be: asked: if he was willing to issue the -warrants: immediately. The .state auditor replied that his office hours were: fixed by law and that they were from 9 a. m: till 3 p.m, and that his office was not open agdin until 9 a. m. tomorrow “Until: you amend the Jaw so the girl who writes. ‘the warrants can Work more than eight hours, she’s: not Sold by Leading Grocers ail over the. Northwest, 1 tb. glass, 5-130 Ib, tine, At) ped pee S ‘Products Supply Company aeaintarous ped , “! GENO FOR HONEY RECIFE BOOK: a BISMARCK-MANDAN ‘BUS SERVICE The Bismarck-Mandan’ Motor Bus Sefvice will leave the Lewis and Clark Hotel, Mandan, at 6:15 p. m. daily arid the Grand Pacific Bismarek, at 11:30 p. m. daily| until further notice. Special ‘trips by. appointment. RED TRAIL TRANSFER Co. -~ Mandan; N. Dy = sou as Tr ret to them,” laconte- —The itor largest freight and passenger steamer |" what time, on what day” the aud-j waters. contemplated issuing ae ‘The Tropics Send Coco THE BEST Bread Made You can make better bread and more loaves Every. 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