Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-05-11

themselves what they intend to do. Think, how
ever, That they will open the bids received at Can
Nh, anete .ney are now assembling. Pierre.
hidd Sa huron and ordway. I understand, are
oIuue'h. "A gentleman who is intimate with the
commission, and who did more to secure the pass.
age Of me oil than anybody else, told me that after
locate the capital and then Withhold their decision
siS@ the the pq insidsr. until after they had
However,, the matter has got into court, and the
governors connection with the passage of the bin
' is SsIn9 Investigated IN by the grand jury. and I am
that the court will declare the bill unconstitutional
IN which case the capital will remain at Yankton'
"n me- e. may be done by the commission.
ton upon Dakota politics, informed the re-
porter that he had laid the foundation for a
Z barrel roller mill at st Olof, Minuehaha
county, on the Sioux river. He had also put in
me foundations for the dam. The mill will be
NJ sra u. quarried in the vicinity, and he ex-
Pects to have it completed by next September.
us ground dimensions will be 4Ox6O feet, and
~ VIII be four or five stoaies high. Tue site il
on the line of the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
faui railroad, and that corporation intends to
put III a side track and put up a station there.
SIOUX FALLS. Oak. Special Telegram, May q
Inc capital removal commission convened
az Canton to-day at 3 p. IN. Commissioner De
tfohe was apsent. A communication signed by
nitsen leading citizens of Canton was received, set
ing for;h the advantages of the town, and an
houhclng that a proposition would be submitted
previous TO the 18th.
Commissioner Bedding moved that the commits.
sion meet at Canton on the 18th to open bids, and
that meanwhile il proceed to inspect the several To-
cail,les bidding and examine the land offered. Car
ried.
The executive committee reported that it had
published advertisements for bids: had prepared
DlanH forms, etc. The report was accepted and
the committee discharged from further service.
secretary W'heelock then announced the reception
OF a sealed bnt informal prop ,Sition from the city
Of Pierre; also one from Frankfort. minus bonds,
which parties had gone 10 Netmiiiion to have APP
proved.
Commissioner Mckenzie then read u telegraphic
invitation from A. W. Edwards on behalf of the
chamber of o: Fargo extending an in
vitation for the committee to hold the
next meeting in that city, where room,
lighted by electricity would be furnished free.
Secretary Wheelock then read a seyen-page legal
cap advertisement of the city of Aberdeen, wherein
a of citizens, without making any bid.
calle'l attention to the SURPRISING advantages of
Aberdeen as a capital site. and invited the commits
sloners to cal! upon them.
A committee selected by u mass meeting Of
citizens OF Pierre next presented a written COM
munication extending a cordial Invitation to visit
and personally inspect the advantages possessed
oy Pierre over every other city of Dakota as a site
for the capital of the great State that is soon to be-.
Cressey then made a verbal Invitation for the
commission to visit Huron at its convenience and
become guests of the city-also to hold its next
meeting there and personally inspect the conceded
MAGNIFICENT advantages ihat the CITY has. Mr.. L.
g. johnson extended a similar verbal invitation on
behalf of oriway, stating that the invitation was
backed with a sealed proposition complying with
the Law aud the rules of the commission.
A. w. Hager extended an invitation for Mitchell,
saving the commission would find her citizens
hosnltable, enterprising and generous. B..
y. .Templeton. on behalf Of Pierre, said that city
had aspirations, but wanted further time to put in
a formal bid. He announced the money all paid in,
der a certified bank check for the full amount
donated, instead OF 100000 cash and $50, OOo in