The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-03-20

trIct, Uaion, Clay, Lincoln; Second. Yankton
lass; Fourth, Aurora, Charles Mix, Brnies Rnf-
falo; Fifth, Davidson, Hanson, Sanborn To-
anld; Sixth, Minnehaha, McCook; Seventh
Moody, Lake, Miner; Eighth, Brookings. KIncs'
bury. Hamlin, deuel.; Ninth. Clark. Codington
Grant, Roberts; Tenth, Beadle, Hand: Eleventh
Sphinx. Faulk; Twelfth, Hyde, Hughes, Suily
POTTER Wa.wqTth; thirteenth, Day, Brown,
and Fifteenth, Fall River, Custer, Penninrton
Lawrence, Butte, and all the country lying west
Of the Missouri river and south Of the forty-
sixth parallel. The above is subject to the so-
ton of the legislature.
BISMARCK, Special Telegram, March 10
Both houses were kept busy to-day in an Al.
tempt to clear the tables Of accumulated
work. The council succeeded, and al.
journed about 5 o'clock, but the house spent
fully half of the day In committee of the
whole, quarreling over numerous measures
Consequently an evening session was neces.
sary. Among the measures considered nv
the house in committee of the whole was Mr.
Barnes bill amending the present law levy.
ing a tax of 3 per cent on gross earnings Of
railroads so as TO include all lands owned nv
COMPANIES in taxable property. After q
lengthy and heated discussion the bill was
indefinitely postponed The Legislative dis
trict a-pportionment bill created considerable
excitement, each delegation making a strong
fight for representation. 1t finally passed
and is as follows:
District No. /. The counties Of Union, Clay
and Lincoln shall constitute the First council
and representative district and Union county
shall be senior the county.
District 2. The counties of Yankten and
Turner shall constitute the Second council and
representative district and Yankton county
shall be the senior county.
District 3. The counties of Bon Homlne, Hutch
insOn, Douglas and Charles Mix shall constitute
the Third council and representative district
and Bon Homme county shall be the senior
county.
District A. The counties of Minnehaha. Mo-
Cock and Hanson shall constitute the Fourth
council and representative district and the
county of Minnehaha shall be the senior county.
This district shall be allowed three representa-
tives.
District 5. The counties OF Aurora and BruIe
shall constitute the Fourth council and repre-
sentative district and Dawson county shall be
the senior county.
District 6. The counties OF Moody. Lake.
and Miner shall constitute the Sixth council and
representative district and Moody county shall
be the senior county.
District z The counties of Brookings, Kings
bury, Hamlin and Deuel. shall constitute the
Seventh council and representative district and
Brookings county shall be the senior county.
District 8. The counties of Beadle, San
born and Jerauld shall constitute the Eighth
council and representative district and Beadle
Z OuAibs Nh1h " bhN bNAAh Ouipy
District 8. The counties OF Sphinx and Clark
shall constitute the Ninth council and represen-
tative district and Sphinx county shall be the
District 10. The counties Of Hand, Faux,
Walworth, Potter and Campbell shall constitute
the Tenth council and representative district
and Hand county shall be the senior county.
District IL. The counties of Hyde, Hughes
and Buffalo shall constitute the Eleventh c0un-
Gil and representative district and Hughes
county shall be the senior county,
District -. The counties of Codington. Grant
Roberts and Day snail cpnsyItuse We Amsatss
Council anti representative district and GRAFT
county shall be the senior county.
District -. The counties OF Marshall, Brown,
Edmunds and MePherstn shall constitute the
Thirteenth council and representative district
and Brown county shall he the senior county.
District l4-The counties OF Fall River, GUS
ter, Pennington, Lawrence and Butte, and all
the country lying west Of the Missouri Iiser
and south Of the forty-sixth parallel not In
Guided in the above-named counties shall con-
stitute the Fourteenth council and representa-
tive district, and shall be entitled 20 elect two
councilmen and three representatives, and Law
renee county shall be senior county.
District 15.-The counties Of pickey, Sargent,
Richland and Mcintosh shall constitute the
Fifteenth council and representative distrlck
and Richland county shall be the senior county.
District 16-The county OF Cass shall consti-
tute the Sixteenth council and representative
district.
District 1.-THE counties of Ransom, La
Moure, Logan and Barnes shall eesss...se me
Seventeenth council and representative dlstrlct,
| uuu bdTHcS COUNTY sIldll NC Tie HbIlOI IOuhk1s
District 1S.-The counties OF Trail, Steele ana
Griggs shall constitute the Eighteenth council
and representative district, and Traili coonty
shall be the senior county.
District 10. The county Of Grand Forks shall
constitute the Nineteenth council ana repre-
sentative district.
District 20, The counties Of Walsh. Blaine
and Ramsey shall constitute the Twentletn
council and representative district. and walsh
county shall be the senior county.
District 81. The counties OF Pembinas Uayl-
leer, Tower, Rolettc and B0ttineau shall CON
Ctitute the Twenty first council and representa-
tive district, and Pensbina county shall be tne
District %. The counties OF Stutsman, Eos,
ter, Nelson, Wells. Benton, De Smet Stanton ana
McHenry shall constitute the Twenty-seconu
council and representative district. and otu's-
man county shall be the senior county.
District %. The counties of Emmons kidder,
| BurleiQh. Sheridan. Mclean. Morton. Mercer.
Stark, HetIinger, BoscInan, Bowman, Willard, Bill
lings, Williams, Dunn, Mckenzie, Wallace. Al
lard, Oliver, Garfield. Wood, Bnford, Flannefyt
Monntraiile, Renyille, Wynn and Stevens shall
constitute the Twenty-third council and repre-
sentative district, and Bnrleigh county shall %
tb- senior county.
lection "a. Each district, unless otherwise
provided. shall be entitled to one member OF the
council and two memberso of the house.
Sec. %. Ali acts or parts OF acts IN conhics
with this act are hereby repealed
Sec 20. This act shall take effect ana pe -
force and effect from and after its passage ana
approval
SAVED THE GOVERNOR TRorrLE-
The council saved the governor another
veto to-day by indefinitely p~ostponlng the
house bill establishing normal school -
Groton. Contrary to expectation the gov
ernor failed TO send to the council nomina-
tions for railroad commissioners They VIII
go IN tomorrow along with numerous o'n-
ers House bills passed by the councli
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