The Dickinson press., 1885-02-07

bomme county,. BY Mr.. Huesson-Amendin4
s see; 2 e !; Is, relating to- the education Of tho
those too blind to acquire an education Ia the
common schools; between the ages OF 1--WE and
swenty.ene. shall be entitled to receive an cdu.
sation Tor at least ten wears, a; the expense OF
she trrr:;erN. at The ASYLUM for the hind, Ey
Mr. Mes;ove:- Rela:,ar 20 the appointment 1T
lndses 81 election. by NJ. Camcrou-Es.sh',sh-
and Moodv counties, by Mr., Two,mcy.- Amend.
my the code relating 10 The mcrisaSc Nf wtScuSl
nrer'siN., tnWnet! bills passed: Au,ho,atns
The prcsiaent OF the council AMI speaker W the
ao"Se 10 al>i>nt stenoaraptc,~ y, = salary rt
81 vNr day; ou&Nli0C Sc,scNi Ills: riots IN E;nao.
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N#rE,ice tor she purpose ~ c>nslacyins sua
srNes"n. f,im :iTme ~ NsMe ,nn$Suvvs relative 4,
t@e dNi>t'n .; ta' ;cirsotN awd ;he admission
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HSg~s lbs n n>au>sa Il Mr.. Smt;N. ,rSatims
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AN:' n&ea IHss>is;ivs district The hoard shall
Ssvcia; i >cr:e;S.N aNa t;raSurcr. keep au office
:: tia.oa, have charge of all AFFAIRS,
~ M NJ M.N'' ns, S@a""''x mailing III the Ae SSx'Fno Of
lsNy ~ &c Yul.:o highway eight hours instead
;: ;sS, and eNenap;rl, after HttN wears of age in
v!Ssen @; tAs Sinh ludieisl district. consisting
ysN,ta;oSh ssS picSry counties. Ry Mr.. Martin.
StN!:>a(as The necessity for proof of existence
:; rorpNrs;IouS unless their existence is ex-
,N~NN - y ~ Ky Nr l1Ne SnN NAM lgN>y yN " fla
election ot di>trlc: attorneys to counties where
co0r: Is held. TrovidinG the salary is not less
;Aaa 500; rspsains The law for the election of
ele:s> of court, and rs-enactins the law in re-
la.iNu 10 their appointment. By Mr.. Runkel,
ss.a} fishing au asylum for the blind at Salem.
Fy Mr.. Ietm>o1, Incorporating the VILLAGE Of
county 70 issue 5000 bonds for bridges.
HOUSE bills PASSED.
t. incorporate the village of Webster: providing
for disposal of actions and proceedings originally
brought in the Third judicial district of Dakota.
IL counties or subdivisions now included i'll the
Sixth Judicial district and the jurisdiction
thereof since the creation Of the Sixth judicial
district: e%nahlins physicians to collect bills
TWO months after they become due; authorizing
boards bf county commissioners in counties
where there is no court house or Jail. to provide
necessary accommodations for county officers;
providing that q married woman holding prop
ertv in her own name, allowing her husband to
make improvements thereon, shall be held
liable for the amount of improvements. Council
bills passed: Providing for printing report OF
the agricultural college, Brookings: amending
the act incorporating Valley City; Locating the
funding outstanding Indebtedness: providing
for the payment of legislative printing; author
iziing Grant county to fund outstanding indebt-
edncss: changing the name Of Elgin, Case
county, to Ayr. The committees on railroads
of the two houses have practically agreed to re-
port. recommending the passage of a law provid;
ing for the appointment of a board of railroad
commissioners. A subcommittee consisting OF
Smcdlcy and Twomcy from the council and
Huntington and Van Osdcl from the house are
al an early day.
The measure OF most Importance consid-
cred by the council to-day was the bill APP
propriating of $4,000 for the establish
ment OF a school of mines at Rapid City, in
The Black hills. The bill came up on its
third reading, having been reported from the
committee Oh appropriations with recon-
for passage. A movement was
made to recommit, but was defeated, and the
bill passed by a unanimous vote. During the
Mr.. Pettigrew spoke at length on
The of the Black hills, urging the
of the bill as necessary to the de-
Telopment of thec country. The bill provid-
for the extension of time for the pay
nent of taxes from Feb. l to June l was
passed, the house amendment regarding
lawrence county being approved. The
oil then was sent to the governor
Immediately after its passage and received
lis signature. The provisions of the bill
AXE effect at once. Bills introduced:
BY Mr.. Gamble, providing for contesting cleo
ions for county officers and for the location of
county seats. BY MI. Twomey. amending an act
2roviding for r a board Of education for the city Of
Iries of counties. Council bills passed.: Au-
horizing the appointment of an assistant en-
.rossins clerk for each house,, amending. the
.rouse, etc.. to Sept. 1; applying railroad tax
affections in Union county to the payment OF
he principal and interest of certain bonds issued
lent sum for the purchase of water for the use
II the capitol building; changing the name of
st. james Protestant Episcopal church, James
own. to Grace Protestant Episcopal church;
the bill approIriating $50, 900 for the
c%rritoriai exhibit at New Orleans, also author
zinS the appropriation of a sufficient sum to lay
or the purchase of coal for the capitol building.
lie also reported having signed the house bill
egallzing the issue Of bonds OF the city of Wah-
and the appointment of a committee of
wclve on division and admission. The house
pent the afternoon in committee of the whole,
1r. Roach in the chair, discussing the bill me-
congress to
DIVIDE THE TERRITORY.
IS originally passed by the house, division was
ssked for on the seventh standard parallel. The
council amended; leaving it in the discretion of
u w NlN lAC lGllCl vi tuip Ut UuC 1OrLE- |
iNth parallel. The house refused to concur in
he amendment, and a committee Of conference
vas y i appoinied, which Il, reported today in favor
'tlers attacked the bill, decrying division on
he orty-sixth parallel for the reason that farms,
owns and counties would be cutin two. An un-
+ the bill moved that the committee rise and re-
'ort. The bill then passed. Bills were intro
luced in the house providing for the appoint
ncnt of the usual committees to visit different
nhIjC institutions fhrpvluIp1,t fho farritpr, ,~l 1
Or the exemption of farm improvements to the
mount of $4,000, and farming implements to
he amount of $500. The bill changing the name
f the village of Ordway to Independence, was
lot referred to the house as requested, but will
o to tho governor, who will probably either sign
t or allow the requisite three days to pass, III
phlch 1t will become a law. 1t is generally I'M
that the efforts to recall the bill from
ne council for amendment, were due to ex-Gov.
)rdway. The Sphinx county troubles still agi-
ate the public mind. and the of the
obby weary the house committee on counties. !!
The committee holds daily sessions and listen
o pro and con from the numerous
representatives. from the seat Of war, whose
WINS are aspiring to county seat honors.
BISMARCK, Special Telegram, Jan. 31.-The
ouncil adopted joint resolutions condemn
the hanging in etfigy, in Sphinx county, of
Day and Representative Miller.
ME desire evinced by the members since
ush legislation begot undue haste in the
'onsideration of an important measure re-
bill extending the time for the |
payment of taxes, 1t was the intention of
he author of the measure, MI. Bowdle,
merely to extend the time for penalty at
for non payment of taxesto June 1;
1ut the bill really extended the time when
axes should become due to hat date. The
error was not discovered until yesterday,
the bill had passed both houses and
been sent to the governor for his signature.
10 remedy the matter in time it became nee
essary to recall the first bill, introduce a
new one to-day and pass it under a suspen-
is the date when penalty attaches. Bills