Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-03-12

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inaginx tnas tAs alerk be orderea cot q
trAfsma the bil passed Yesterday Until or
iered BY q majority vote Of the ..ouse. Ihls
called out hot w..s. IRON saa Ersesas Of Toe
d. ana for Hearay "a hour The usaAs
vrangie occzrred. bus the motion was anaiy
lost. by 4 vote % 20 %. the same AZ than
Of Yesterday on mai passage; conss-
auenrfy the hi9 was transmitted 70 TINS
council this afternoon, where IL was xfven 9
second and third reading and referred 70 the
special committee who have had charge OF .
similar e0urcii bill Tor the past sx weeks
AFTER di@pQsing % The capital removal BIN
the hnS1sa settled down 10 buAansSss And PASSED
4 large number % bills srao1g Fhich we're
s,ned!eyFs railroad bil. namsle's TN pfosid.
ing fer 1hs organization OF nes c~oaates and
wa~shabangh's bill calling a constitutional con
venta0u at Sioux Pals in september.
These bills viii doubtless receive the
governors approval The railroad bill rails
for the appointment pt three COMMISSIONERS
one aach frHm North. Central and South Da-
ko5a II q generally concetied that the Cen.
traI Dakota appointment VII be rendered
Col smeadiy. who II the father Of the bti
and wen tnfoJnea on the subject OF tram
sortattOlL he name OF Alex Griygs Of
Grand Forks has been prominently men
toned as the candidate 0f North Dakota,
while in the soutk there are several eaDdi-
dates Cor the Office. The council COMMITTEES
on election reported Ptekler's woman snf-
meat submitting the Question to q
vote Of the people at general
election next November. recommending the
bali to pass As amended
bills INTRODUCED N rng COUNCIL
By Mr. ~suae2dley. providing for county aud
tors IN the counties Of Brown, Day. Grant,
CoddingtOn, Deuel. and Sargent; creating a ioin,
township IN uriggs sRd Steele ~rountsest
Nathorfklna the commissioned OF Benson
county TO fuad indebtedpeSs: providing a
charter for the village OF Northwoot, Grand
Forks couasy.
Council bills passed!
Authorizing the formation Of county mutual
enl school eztrct In Noonsecket.
The council passed house bills. providing foT
the funding 81 the indebtedness OF the f~oiioWtns
Ramsey, SargegaE. Union, Edmnads,
Minnesota: creating a territorial department. Of
agriculture; regulating county fsirs, and pro-
vifins for the fsp0rs 81 agricultural societies.
Bills introduced IN the house:
BY Mr. Rngar, IegzliSinz school township cleo
tisn IN Towrship No : furnar county, bT
Of Huron: by Mr. Barnes, AMENDING sec l. chap
Laws ct 1879; 10y Ar. Hobart, amending
secs S. and 80, chap. y. political code; BY Mr.
Oliver, keeping county 5fnces open from p a n.
tN u = H. anu aAIRAt = W y u H. GALu DNIs "
Mr. Martin, amending chap 10, political eods;
ly NJ. Smith. repeating chap 81, special
" isS3; By Mr. Griggs legali1iug assess
msnt In Butte county: by NJ. Coz deepening
the boundaries Of Oliver and Mereer counties;
BY Mr. Barnes, amending SET $40. Civil Code;
Mr.. Hobart. ameBflng sec IL chap 81,
Special Laws OF 1881: by Mr. PlGkler, fixing
the salaries Of district clerks At 500 per aunum
IN counties having population Of less than
5000. $500 In counties having more than 5000:
also, amending sec. eos. chap a, Civil Code.
HOUSE, Bills PASSED
Funding the indebtedness Of Fort Ransom
school township, Ransom county: amending the
act Incorporating the city OF Chamberlain gre
aftng washington county and defining its
boundaries. enabling the voters Of LAmOure
to vote npon the location OF the county
tainmg the acreage Of timber in the territory;
amending sec. 80, chap %. Political Cods;
the act incorporating the village a
Parker, Turner county; changing the name OF
Aurora county; dividing Emm0ns coaaty
and creating Wfnoua comfy; Incorporating Bts
Stone city.
Council bills passed:
The substitute bill proyiding for the appoint
tnent OF railroad commissioners amending sec.
S6S code OF criminal procedure. reinbursin.
county FOR money paid out in KIM care
OF certain paupers: providing for the UTaantza-
tlon Of new countless providing for q conStitu.
ti0nal convention and formation Of the state
constitution, preparatory 70 the admission i
Dakota into the Union: amending sec, 237,
code Of civil procedure; extending the bounia.
rles Of the city OF Grafton; authorizing the com
Of Turner county 20 fand indebted
ness: amending sections IS ana &c, article 2
city charter OF Jamestown. authorizing School
District Nc. TS, Walsh county. 20 issue bonds 70
Indebtedness; smeading chapters 81 and
laws Of 1883; incorporating the city OF Mil
bank
After some debate, the bill recently passed
by the house, locating the Central university
and appropriating $4,000 for the construction
81 the same at ordway, was passed by a vote
of ~ 10 IL
Kennedy's net scheme. The debate on this
Dill was opened by SmedIey. Kennedy's col
eague, who claimed that Central Dakota
justly entitled to the university, on nc
oopnto OF her position and population. Ken
nedy also spoke for several minutes in sup
port OF the ball, tndulging 20 some extent In
personalities After some further debate the
wa called and the bill passed by a vote
II II 10 IL, Cameron not voting All the
aorthern members but Walsh voted in the
and air the southern faSmSrs
but tBowdle, Kennedy, Smedley, Wagner,
MISSIONER IN the negative. This matter
OF,
nh CAPITAL hill
next put upon its third re ading It has
been conceded by the north for some time
past that the biz would pass the council the
lnly question being by what majority.
Siaksas, determined To furnish some amuse-
ment ana perhaps worry the south a little,
moved 10 amend by striking out the words
Pierre, Hughes county" and inserting
-sto-e Fails, Minnehaha county This
caused laughter at Pettigrew's expense.
After the amendment was voted down Nick
sus moved to insert Bookings in place OF
This motion at once brought Nat
Sick to his feet who, taking tac sGAater in
"A yalAeR arnVFFNn- x.EIeaaN-I 49, ~
lid not want the capital This amendment
was also voted down The south then began
20 susEect that Ntckeus meant 30 amend by
70 insert the name OF the town Of
zach southern member IN turn, and the
SPECTATORS We're also OF the same opinion.
To preclude the possibility of any such
procedure, Pettigrew jumped to his feet and
moved the previous qHeSss9h which was car
Fied- The bill was then put on its mai pas
age and carried BY a vote of Ia to 10
AfiiTrnatlye-CamerOn, Dr5y. Duncan, Farmer,
Ianble. Huets0n. Jones, Kennedy, Natwicks
smedley, Washabcugh, Wells. West
Agains.-Austia, Bowdie. FlittIe. La Moure.
Mclaughlin. Sickeus, Richardson, Twomey,
Walsh
The fact that but forty-one of the seventy
members OF the legislature voted for
Us passage Is strong argument in favor Of
suppositlon that an executive veto viii
BE attached Gov Pierce has also put him
'elf upon record by depreciating any further
agitation OF the former troubles on the
ruund that snch action would be inimical
Q the best interests OF the territory. The
'outh places great emphasis on the fact that,
y amended, the ball provides the removal
Ihali not take place until May Is, 1856.
claiming that removal at that late date will
10 maSh 70 secure division, an object dear
every south Dakotian's heart On the
hand, the northern men claim. and
WITH apparent good reason. that the terri
'ory cannot break the contract entered into
With bismarck, whose citizens have pro-
,eeded in good faith throughout Great ex-
element prevails but citizens Of Bismarck
do not feel greatly alarmed as vet Vt the
prospect OF losing The capital After the dis
posal OF the capital question. che council
took up Picklers woman suffrage bill. re-
gently passed by the house and reported
back from the committee YESTERDAY with an
amendment that the question be submitted
q vote 81 the people &C the general cleo
son IN November. Some discussion &C.
'uTTed on the bill, and an amendment insert
ng November 1856 instead OF 1855 was
est BY a vote Of 10 20 IL; Picker e
lime rushing hither and thither on the floor
n the endeavOr to secure suppor for his
measure. IL soon became evident however
hat the friends of rhe bill were
IN HI ORR
Nickeus was their chief champion, while
led the opposing forces, most Of the
members remaining silent On The
OH call the bill was carried by q vote of 10
o .. the only members voting In the mega
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