Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-19

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Of 20t 4. Messrs. Stephens, Webber, Whit
field and Mr.. Speaker voting in The mega
tive.
Council bill 95, authorizing the board Of
education Of Sioux Falls 10 issue bonds to
fund its Indebtedness, was referred to rpe-
cial committee Consisting of the Minnehaha
county delegation.
II Council bill No. 81, making Grand Forks
county the senior county in the legislative
district, had its second reading and, under .
auspension OF the rules, on motion Of Mr..
Burbank was put upon its third reading and
finai passage and was passed BY . unanimous
vote. u.
Csu ,cil bill - autboriz.ng school dis
tr'cts 40 and 50 Of Lincoln county to fund
their Indebtedness, Was, on motion of Mr.
F0ckler. put upon its third rssdiug aud
hnhl passage and passed BY unanimous
vote:
Council bill %. authorizing the city Of
Fargo 70 issue bonds, vas referred to the
judiciary Committee, on, motion Of Mr..
Stephens.
The following council bills had their
third reading and were passed:
No 05-prescribing fees Tor the secretary
OF he terrltOry-unanimOuslv
No. 9l-,o amend section 1864 of the.
code-unanimously.
No. 83-authorizing school districts 10
Lincoln county TO issue bonds-unani-
mousy.
Council bill 81, TO exempt volunteer fire.
men from jury duty aud poll tax pay ments,
was reported back from committee with.
recommendation that it do not pass. On
motion Of Mr.. Whitfield, the report was
adopted.
Council bill g., to amend section IS of
the political code. was passed by vote Of
"a to 2, Mr.. Speaker and Mr.. Helvig voting
in the negative.
Council bill 67, providing extra compen-
sation to the judge of the LIST judicial dis
trict, to be paid by the people OF the district,
reported favorably from committee, came
up for third reading and passage and was
rejected by the following vote:
!, Ayes-Messsrs. Brown. Cross, Fockler.
Gamble. Gray, Gunderson. Mauxscb,
Whitfield, and Mr. Speaker-l3.
Noes-Messers Burbank, Flick. Helvig,
Hoyer, Hry', Huseboe. Johuson, L4ngness.
Peterson, Shelly, Stephens, Webber aud
Weeks-l3.
Mr.. Gamble changed his vote from ave
TO no before the vote was announced.
MIR. Burbank moved to reconsider the
vote aud TO lay the motion on the table.
Rejected, l6 to 10,
MIR. Gamble gave notice OF \ motion to
-reconsider the vote by which the bill was
passed.
HOUSE BILLS.
No. 80. relating 10 the compensation of
attor Ieys appointed to defend impecunious
criminals, was referred TO the committee on
Judiciary.
No. 50. TO attach the couety Of Kingsbury
on counties aud ,ownsnips,
No 95, to amend section 657. of the polit-
ical code, was referred to the judiciary
No SO, locating the counts seat of Ham
lin couu,y, was referred to the committee
on lmmigra ion.
No 100, RELAXING 10 the boundaries of
d amin county, was referred to the commit-
tee on counties and townships.
No. l0l, relating to lens, WAS referred TO
the Judiciary committee.
No. 79. 10 amend section 667 of the code
o. ciyli pft c-dure, reported back from con-. |
n'ttee, WAS laid up N The table till ,o-mor.
row.
House file 81. relating to the suhdivis,o,
Dt judicial districts reported back from tue |
judiciary committee by MIR. Gamble with |
uulnerous amendments, was passed, logeth. |
er with the amendments recommended by |
Ihe committee, ty unauimuus vote.
House file 94, Tor funding the indebted.
ness VI Hutchinson county, was laid on the
liable, II being discovered that another bill |
Ut similar purport, hau been passed.
On motion oi Mr.. Gamble, The house went
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE,
Mr.. Fockler in the chair on house file "a.
a bill Tor the relief Of e. j. b. Harris, with.
Out considering the measure, the committee
rose and reported q recommendation that
The claim be not allowed and that the hill
10 not pass.
Mr.. Gamble moved that the report be
adopted. The ayes and noes we're called
and the report WAS adopted BY a vote of Is
BILL.
BY unanimous consent the rule cutting
of the introduction Of bills was
and house file 1O3, for funding
The Indebtedness OF Pennington and Custer
was introduced
ADJOURNMENT.
On motion of Mr.. Burbank the council at
:25 p. m. adjourned until 10 O'Clock. a. M.
Feb. II, 1879.