The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 7, 1929, Page 3

THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1929 “OND ADMINISTRAT BILL DIES IN SENATE; INDEPENDENTS BOLT Watt and Martin Assail Appro- priation Bill for Money to Purchase Prison Land With only five dissenting votes the lower house of the state legis- to go to the counties for road Another administration bill was d beaten in the senate today with two members of the Independent Voters’ association joining the Nonpartisan majority. The bill was one to submit to the voters a constitutional amendment for four-year terms for state and county. officers. veloped on the ground that the pres- ent limitation as to the number of terms for state and county treasurers and county sheriffs would be elimin- ated. An effort to amend the bill to pro- vide a limitation failed. On the roll call, William Watt, “Cass county, and A. F. Bonzer, Jr., Richland county, joined with most of the Nonpartisans, defeating the bill. The vote was 22 to 26. “@ The fight against the bill appro- priating money to buy additional land for the state penitentiary came to the senate floor today on a report of the appropriations committee recom- mending the measure for passage. William Martin, Morton county, charged that the state was paying ex- cess profit and “R. B. Murphy, chair- P man of the state board of adminis- tration, and his crowd were getting $27,730 too much on the deal.” William Watt, Cass county, said the state has bought land for which it has always paid too much and that @ bill sponsored by Martin in this session to pay $25 an acre for land near the Northern Great Plain Field station near Mandan is in the same class. Watt stated he had inspected the land near Mandan this morning and in his judgment it is not worth $10 per acre. Watt said the state will pay double what the proposed penitentiary land is worth and that it has been the , Same story everywhere when the state goes into the market for land. Martin's charge that the state owns @ section of land north of the peni- led Watt to move that a committee of five be appointed to examine the |" respective tracts of land and report to the senate Friday. This suggestion was adopted. Martin's effort to kill the bill failed and the committee report recom- mending passage was adopted. WILLISTON BOY WINS Minneapolis, March 7.— (AP) — Charles Carpenter, Williston, N. D., won a three-round decision over Rus- sell King, Minneapolis bor weight; Fs Booed all-University of Min- nesota card, ‘ my officers went over to I tore off the end of one der figure. She smokes \ ; is offered fattening sweets. my life has al- : A ways been an active one and I must be trim } and fit. I love to feel what you Americans call 4 ‘petey.” So ne mveens for ms. Give ss « Lanes ’ ae ee ene Count Feuix Von Luckner WE: Cigcreae eraking to tho inporronnene Ke? in Cigarette smoking to the improvement in the process of Cigarette manufacture by the applica- tion of heat. 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By Joe, I was sorry to sink that Amere ‘ ican ship eagr brought us those pons ua : Lucky Strikes, are wonderful, my Countess, of course, wishes a fashionable, slen- Mexican Wire Lines Cut Between Capital New York, March 7.—(7)—Tele- Sraph communication: between. United States and Mexito City was|one-time “solid |Republican Party to Build Up Inroads of La Moure Group and Vera Cruz City; Made in Solid South THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Oil Concern Plan south” are seen by taken here. Richard Cochran, Steve Bysco, and SUES DAUGHTER {then the school shall go to the chil Clarence Heise will get the call. New York, March 7.—William F./ dren. That was the decision Bi an attorney, . recently, authorities as regards the i brought suit against 5 Hungary. Would F orce ddughter Ruth for $11,037. A board) arrangements were made to convert La Moure, N. D. March 7.—(?)— Birth Rate Increase bill of $3,240 was included in the total. | a railway coach into a classroom and . March 7.—(#) — Vic- | Steps for organization of a Farmers a have school on wheels stops for several the jcclen tp’ the Ropauan party in the Soest Cooperative Oil company Budapest (AP) — The govern-| Sebuttal charged that $5,280 was due / the ps Ruth, with her. sister Loretta, 19, in| living quarters for the teacher. Now her for keeping house for her father,| days at designated points while the Officers are Ed-Johnson, president; | ment’s attempt to take legal steps| and that he attempted to stop her| teacher reviews home work and lays 3 land lines between |e cela Ge be Cmusclideted, "| W. H. Haberman, vice president: Ju-lagainst childless familiés hos| from assisting the district attorney in | out new leseons to be studied in his y the ex-| lus Jacobson, treasurer; and A. G. |aroused the opposition of a group of| prosecuting two indictments charging | absence. hampered today. announced that its land lines bet Vera Crus and Mexico City had cut. 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