St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-21
The Speaker Of the House An
nounces a Long List Of
Committees.
The Talk of Removal of the Capital
MOI so Plentiful as a Day
or Two Ago.
Don Cameron and Platt Elected Senator's
The Balloting Going on in Ar
kansas and Colorado.
Especial Telegram to the Globe


constructing normal school at Spring
field.
BY Walsh-Amending section 1, chapter
SO, laws of 1888.
BY Natwick-ApprOpriating money for the
completion and maintenance of the agri-
cultural college at Brookings. Also, repeal
ing chapters 81 and 81, laws of 1888. Also,
recognizing special presum ptions in certain
cases. Also, relating to the foreclosure OF
mortgages. Also, providing for compensa-
ton of persons other than officers for serving
summons. Also, relating to actions by or
against corporations. Also, creating board
of health for the territory. Also, repealing
chapter S, laws of 1888, relating TO the Office
of attorney general.
By Austin-Amending chapter l, special
laws of 1888, entitled county auditors.
By Day-Amending section l. chapter 1l2,
of laws of 1881, relating to the organization
of civil townships.
BE- Pettigrew, authorizing McCook county
to forund its Indebtedness. Also, providing g
funds TO construct domitory and building
Of a Dakota school for deaf mutes. Also,
repeating chapters s, go, and 10S of the laws
of 1893, etc.
BIZ Richardson, TO amend the incorporation
of Valley City, and legaiizing the acts Of a
corporation bill appropriating s25, 600 for
the New Orleans exhibit which was passed.
Jones and Natwick voting no.
Also, Smedley's bill fixing the boundary
between Grant and Roberts co mites on the
line between towns 121 and 122.
Also, and by unanimous vote, a memorial
Iir-frs I.f holrA
COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE.
The following are the committees Of the
house as announced TO day:
Judicary-Martin, ,Rundell, Barnes, Picker,
Eldridge, Sprague, Williams, NJ, Cumber and
Morgan.
Education-Bayard, Morgan, swantou,
Parshall, Blakemore, Coe and McCuD Der.
Ways and Meaus-Dawson Langan, Hus-
ton, Stevens, Pugh, Hutchinson and Hunt
ingtOn.
Appropriations -Pickler, Dawson, Smith,
De Woody, Williams, Stebbins and Roech.
Mark, Ward, Miller, Oliver, De
Woody, Helvlg, Coe, Scott, Van osdell and
McHugh.
Townships and Cities-Miller, Eldridge,
Rundell, Clark, SouthTick, Steele and Hutch
inson.
Public Printing-Parshall, Dawson, Blake
more, Riddell, Steele, McCumber aud Hutch
inson.
Engrossed and Enrolled Bills--Barnes,
/ Parshall, Blakeinore. Dawson, Martin, Ruger
and Pugh.
! Territorial AfTairs-Stebbins, Scott, Strong,
Helvig, Van Osdell, Mark, Ward and Pierce.
Agriculture Stewart Larson, Ward,
| lChgk, Stpith, Mccall and Stevens.
! 'H1hsHrahce--H Huston, Riddell, Eldridge,
Roach. Mark, Ward, Steele and southwick.
Banking-Pugh, Runkle, Myron, Langan,
/ Stevens and Morgan.
Mines and Mining Gregg, Sprague, Nc
Call, Martin, Bayard, Stevens and Oliver.
Observation-Disclosures, Van Osdell, N.Y.
ron, Martin, Mark, Ward, Ruger, Morgan
ard Pugh
Charitable Instiutions-Southwick Pierce,
Helvig, Langan, Parshall, McCumber and
Hutchinson.
Penal nstitutious-Johnson, Larson,
Blakemore, Swanton, Bayard and Strong.
Highways Mccall, Helvig, Swanton,
Smith, Stebhins, Stewart and Stevens.
'Immgration-Larson, Johnson, Williams
Sprague. Stebbius, Scott an Strong.
Elections and Privileges. II. Ward,
Sprague, Dawson, PArshall, Pierce. McHugh
aud Coe.
Indian Affairs-Dewoody, Myron, Hobart
| Mccall. Oliver, Morgan and Gregg.
Manufactures-Van Osdel, DeWoody, Lar
son, Siebbens and Scott.
Public Lands Williams, Gregg, Pickler
Smith, Pugh and Ruger.
Public Health-Ruger, Coe, Hutchinson
Bayard. Hobart, Clark aud Miller.
Warehouses, Grain Dealing aud Grading
I Steele. Huston, Hobart Oliver, Stewart
Pierce aud J. 2. Ward.
Military Afairs-MUrgan, Johnson, Pick.
Ter, Huston, Huntington, Roach and Ho-
bart.
Federal Relations--Roach, J P Ward, Will
/ liams, Miller, Martin, Plckler and Myron.
Public Buldings-Riddell. Huntington,
I MeHugh, Clark, Swantou, Ruckel, Pierce
/ Miller aud Southwick.
Rules s-Blakemore, McHugh, Eldridge,
! Steele. Barnes. Rlddell aud Huston
Steele. Hunting gton, Scott, Hobart and Van
osdel were appointed special committee on
grain grading.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
| By Mr.. Steele, authorizing the appoint
ment OF postmaster for the legislature and
dOorkeeper for the council Passed.
By Dewoodv, providing for q thresher':
lien upon grain.
| By PArshall, for the construction Of 8 nor
NAL school building at Springfield.
/ By Martin, amending the exemption lav
/ and reducing the exemption to $3.50.
By Miller, relating TO the names of towns
By COv. for the issue of bonds for the pur-
chase OF lands and erection Of g court house
in Martin county.
By Drvanton, repeating the laws creating
the Office OF attO-uey general
By MeC1mber. changing the boundary
line of Richlaad county.
By Pickler, joint resolution authorizing
the appointment OF seven from the hous- and
i've frum the council. being one from each
I legislative district, 10 consider the relations
OF the territory to tue general goverumeut,
and 10 report from time 70 time TO their re-
spectiSe houses Whist action they deem adviss
bic that this legislature should take TO secur,
division Of Dakota and the admission Of tbs
the southern half ss state, and what
further action IL Is neaessar,
for the people Of the territory TO take to eon
vince congress that the people are unaiter
ably opposed 70 its admission without divls
ion.
The rules were suspended. and Mr. Blake
uore's, OF Hyde county, tax bill vas passed
The joint resolution, authorizing subserip
ton Tor seven copies Of daily newspapers fol
the use Of members OF the session vas passed
Little was said In relation 70 the CAPITA
removal. Some South Dakota members sa
they shall vote for the bill 10 make record
and II the governor vetoes Il that it wiz set
tie the question. Others say they viii vot
for il in order uot - antagunize the major
ity, ouI regret that the question vas raised.
CAMERON ELEcrEo-
HkRRIsBCRG, Pa, Jan. s0.-At the after
noon session of the senate. Cameron receiTe,
majority II 81 votes for UHited States sen
afor. WEeu AEneE's name vas called J,
voted FOR A W Acheson. OF Wsshfrxto,