The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-03-12

oil, and for nearly an hour the usual
Rrangle occurred, but the olon was finally
ost, by o vote. 20 to %, the same as that
pf Yesterday on b final passage conse-
luently the bill was transmitted to the
souncil this afterno on, where it.Was given a.
second and third reading and referred to the.
special committee who have had charge Of o.
lmilar council bill for the past ak weeks
sss Pssa aoT s5pssess s naa R
smedley' 8 railroad BILL CANDLES bill 9provid-
ng for the organization of new counties, and
lWashnbnygha bill calling constitutional con-
Venion at Sioux Falls in September q r.
These bills will doubtless receive tine.
GOVERNORS approval The railroad bill calls
.or the appointment Of three commissioners
I.)ne each from North, Central and South Da-
i ootal At generally Conceded that the Can
Tal Dakota appointment will be rendered
Jol smeadly, who is The: father Of the bill
2ortation. The name OF Alex Griggs of
Grand Forks. hes been prominently men-.
toned as the oand idate 81! North Dakota,
while in the south there IRE several candi-
lates for the office The council committee
rage bill back day u with On amend
nent z submitting the question Stos !. o
Iote Of the people at q I general
I.slechon nextsN November recommending the.
faill TO pass as amended. A 4; st:i5
~ BILLS 1NThODUGhDSIN sTHE COUNCIL
By Mr.. Smeadley, providing for county aud,
tors In the counties of Brown, Day, Grant,
EJoddington, Deuel. and Sargent; creating joint
3,ohool township in Griggs and Steele countless;
,epnty TO fund 4 ndebtedness; providing a
E,haTt 81 Tor the village Fof NorthWood Grand
Forks county. N @ SO IS III h ~ " g ~ sS
Council passed: I u 81. Il
Authorizing the formation of county mutual
nsurance companies; establishing an ndepend-
mt school district in Woonsocket sss7I
The council passed house bills, providing for.
The funding of the Indebtedness Of the following
aurora and Dicksy; reiatins to pinsl lands IL
Minnesota: creating q territorial department Of
agriculture; regulating county. fatrs.a pro-
Bills intro duced In the house:
BY Mr.. Rugar, legalizine school township cleo;
ion in Township No. 2. Turner county; BY.
Mr.. Blakemore, amending the charter OF the CITY
aabaE
ices So and SO, chap. p. political code; by Mr..
Oliver, keeping county offices open from 3 a IN.
Martn amenans chap pesos aas
laws s 1858; by Mr.; GrlRga. leEaliztng assess
&c I'm Batss ssoeoa
ny Mr. Barnes, amending sec. 544 Civil Code;
~ Mr.. Hobart. amending sec. 10, chimp. o.,
Rsa ssas eTs S SCI aa 5n
IN counties having population Of less than
5000. $500 in counties having more than 1000; s
also. amending sec. G5s. chap; 4 Civil Code.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED
& Funding the tndebt edness Of Fort Ransom
school township, Ransom county; amending the
.et ncoEgorattng the city of Chamberlain: cre-i
boundaries; enabling the voters OF Lamoure
scat; for the relief OF Milton q Corners; ascer-
amending chap 81 Political s Code:
amending the act tincorpo rating the village of
Parker, Turner: county changing the name of
1os ny
stone city. ~ 9{ss ~
Council bills passed: S$5
81 The substitute bill providing for the appoint
!nentof railroad commissi oners; amending SEQ
Brown county for money. paid out IL taking care
Il Of certain paupcrs; tding for the orpaniza-
tlon of new counties; providing for q constitu-
constitution, preparatory to the admission Of
Dakota into the Union; amending SEQ, 237,
code Of civil procedure: : extending the boundn-
missioners 81 Turner county to fund indsbted-
ness; nding sections 25 and 20; article 2,
|;etry charter Of Jamestown; authorizing; School
fund Indebtedness; amending chapters 81 and
%, laws Of 1883; Incorporating the city Of; Mill
After some debate, the bill recently passed
by the house, locating the Central university
and appropriating GID, 600 for the construction
Of the Same ct OrdwGy, was passed by . vote
.Kennedy's pet scheme The debate on this
bin was opened by smediey, Kennedy's COL
league, who claimed that Central Dakota
was Justly entitled to the university, on acl
count OF her position and population. Ken.
nedy also spoke for several minutes in sup
port OF the bill, indnlging to some extent In
personalities After some further debate the
Toll was called and the bill passed by a-vote
OF II to IL, Cameron not voting ALE the
northern members but Walsh voted IN the
affirmative, and all the southern members
put BoWdle, Kennedy. Smedley. Wagner,
and Westover In the negative. Thiss matter
disposed Of, n Il 81
TIE CAPITAL BIII, III "a
was next put nponir Its third re aiding. It has
been conceded by the north for some time
past that the bin won Id pass the council, the
Nickeus, determined to furnish Is. some "a amuse e:
ment, and perhaps worry the south d little,
moved 70 amend by striking ont the words
Pierre Hughes county, and inserting
I stone Falls Mimi haha county, This
[ caused laughter at Pettigrew's expense.
ens moved to insert Brookings in piace Of
sPtetTef This motion Mt once brought Nat
Wick to his feet, who, taking the matter In
earnest, stoutly protested that Brookinps
dtu not want the unpital. This amendment
was also voted down. Tie aof1 M then hegnn
to suspect that Nickeus meant ia amend shy
moving to insert the name Of The aI town 81
each southern member IN turn, and the
spec ators were also OF the same oI,,nion.
/ To- preclude the possibility ST. anvSg such
procedure, Pettigraw iunaped Ia Ma feet md
moved the previous diesti lon which was nar-
He'd The bill was then nut on ifs Ami ms.
sage and carried By vote 81 IL to IL. IN
Gamble Huetson, Jones, Kennedys Nntw II.k,
Pett tGrew, snedloy, Washaboueh Wells, West.
sr.a,s Il s.. y: w
bfcImngh,5 y Mt Elite IA Monre
Wacner. Wajsh sonney,
me faet hat hnt f,,,t "a, ]. ~ II
ya = ss q me seventy
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