Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-09-12


Lansing of Hand, Laybourne of Brown
Commit of McCook, Elites of Charles
Mix, Ryan of Aurora, Gehon OF Lin
coin, Gray Of Hanson, Gault of McPher.
son.
County and township organization
Allen of Turner. Coffin of Beadle, Ber.
dahl of Minnehaha, Brown of Buffalo
Buechler of Hutchinson, Churchill oi
Sphinx, Crosse of Hyde.
State, county and municipal indebted.
ness-Corson of Lawrence, Tychsen OF
Turner. Andrus of Hamlin, Baker oi
Beadle, Beebe of Minnehaha, Bellon OF
Hutchinson, Churchill of Sphinx, Gran
mer of Edmunds, Dow of Brown.
Revenue and finance-Reed of Sully,
Allen of Turner, Churchill of Sphinx,
Crosse of Hyde, Goddard of Minnehaha,
Potter of Walworth, White of Brook
ings.
Public accounts and expenditures
Williams of Hand, Huntley of Jerauld,
Kendall of Union, Lsybourne of Brown,
Maynard OF Brule. Oakes of Mlnnehaha,
Ryan of Aurora.
State institutions and public build.
ings, including penitentiaries and other
reformatory Observation-Disclosures OF
Sphinx, Macleod, of Brown, Walton o.
BrookinRs. Ward of Yankton, Oakes OF
Minnehaha, Cleland of Clay, Fellows oi
Aurora, Wright of Lake, Kenouse ol
Sanborn.
Mines, mining and water rights
Booth OF Custer, Hanson of Ysnkton
Clifford of Minnehaha, Frank of Law.
renee, Grant of Butte, Fowler of Pen
nington, Phillips of Lawrence.
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provements-Blair of Union, Craig ol
Sphinx, Weeden of Lawrence, Pendls
ton of Sully, Patten of Miner, Weather.
wax of Beadle, Crosse of Hyde.
Exemptions, real and personal-Bel
Ion of Hutchinson, Allen of Turner
Craig of Sphinx. Dahl of Union, Elfes O
Charles Mix, Gehon of Lincoln, Gray oi
Hanson, GuDderson of Jerauld, Wrigh
of Lake.
Rights of married women-Cofin O
Beadle, Gauit of Mcpherson, Fellows o
Aurora, Westfall of Codington, Hainel
OF Turner, Goddard of McCook, Gran
! mer of Edmunds.
Military affairs-Taylor of Lincoln
! Weatherwa1, of Beadle, Tousley o
Turner, Huntley of Jerauld, Jones Of
Miner, Sheets of kingsbury, Buechle
of Hutchinson.
Banking and currency-Beebe @
Minnehaha, Jessup of Faux, Andrus Q
HsmliD, Goddard of McCook, Stone O
Potter, Cranmer of Edmunds, A!exande
of Campbell.
Amendments and revision of the con
stItntlon-Dow of Brown, Corson O.
Lawrence, Ashton of Roberts, BrItto1
OF Sphinx, Feed of Sully, Stone of Potter
Clifford OF Minnehaha.
Schedule-Campbell of Yankton
Kellam of Brule, Dollard of Bon Homme
Ward of Hughes, Booth of Custer, Kan
ouse of Sapborp, Neili Of Grant, Ian
sing of Hand, Patten of Miner. Coffin Of
Bead!e, Huntley of Jerauid. Commit O
McCook, McGrath OF Lake.
Miscellaneous subjects-Alexander O
Campbell, White of Brookings, Masol
of Brown, Brown of Buffalo. Eifes O
Charles Mix, Schultz otiClay, Gundersol
of Jerauld.
Compensation Of public officers
Brooklngs OF Minnehaha, Snow of Boz
Homme. Lay bourne Of Brown, Phillips
OF Lawrence, Taylor of Lincoiu, Cieve
land of Clay, Lowtblau of Grant.
Arrangement and Phraseology of the
constItution-Wardo of Yankton, Moody
of Lawrence, More of Beadle, Lichten
wailner of Hughes. Meyers of Sphinx
Neill of Grant, Walton of Brookings
Williams of Hand. Wright of Lake.
| Manufactures and agriculture-Myert
of Sphinx, Gregory OF Brule, Brown o.
Buffalo, Kendall of Union, Commit o
Minnehaha, Stone OF Potter, Pendleto1
of Sully, Snow of Bon Homme.
Engrossment and enrollment-Pottel
of Walworth, Pendleton of SulIy, Sheets
of klngsbury, Dahl of Union, McGratt
of Lake.
Expenses and disbursements of thi
convention-Fellows of Aurora, Muir
ply of Hanson, Snow of Bon Homne
Weatherwax OF Beadle, Gregory o
Brule.
Preamble-Updyke of Codington
| Parker of Lawrence, Berdahl of Min
nehsha, Williams of Hand, Britton O
Sphinx.
John A. Owen, of Kingsbury, aros,
and said that he had not discovered il
the list of committees any for consider
alton of matters pertaining to prohlbi
tion, unless it might be the committe,
on miscellaneous subjects-and the mat
ter was too important to be thus treated
He therefore introduced a resolution
providing for committee of nine OF
prohibition to be appointed by the chair
to whom all resolutions and petitions
upon the subject should be referred
The resolution was unanimously
adopted.
Mr.. Owen then introduced the follow
ing resolution, pursuant to direction o
the Kihgsbury county Temperance
union, which was referred to the com
mlttee on prohibition:
Resolred, That no person or corpora
tion shall manufacture for sale any IN
toxicating liquor, or shall keep for sal
such liquor as beverage. The leglsla
ture shall by law, prescribe regulation
for the enforcement of the provisions O
this section, and provide suitable penal
ties for the violation thereof.
Judge Campbell introduced resolu
ton asking the president of the conven
tion to request from the governor of th
territory the result of the census enumer
ton, so far as the same has been asce,
tanned Unanimously adopted.
President Edgertoh announced the fol
lowing appointments:
Doorkeeper-Sawyer G. Carter G
Canton