Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-02-26
DAKOTA LEGISLATURE,
SPHINX CCttvrv

men are not DISCOURAGED he a.,
sopuI - evidenced by the introdpctinr - 1898
vs M Day In the council aud nv M1ISalt
cnS nouse OF Identical hil,s ~iocating ~
tbas (. ses' y ashton. The bills provide
~ ele county seat may Iere,fta ~. y
ca5nSea IN accordance .i6a no aeIi Nc
~, ahicn states that county seats ,na~ a.
aTslocateu by a two thirds vote az NJ nay pe
y supporters OF the bill claim that IL i IN
pass Doth houses and meet the annro,aI ~ ~
sas soVernor. Mr. CANDLES biz nroyidina
the ronnai hhnHaoioh OF new counties passed
nnssan py a unanimous vote. The Mi
poSSesses considerable merit. and r. nasaad
49, ~ approVec VIII do much to abolish a.
go soIetotore connected with the o,aani.a
S0n new counues The bill appronriatina
1870 70 construct a building for ! tar,I
srara ielorn school at plankingtop cana
- tne council committee on sn,,ronria
lions with the amount cut down 10 SYn hpna
voting in the negative ""aoaugh alone
LLs INTRODUCED IN rHE cousc,I,
70 mn mn Ia moure, authorizing Turner coppty
the county seq. - By Mr.. Day, relocating
nr Nat"lck, IN relation Is y%acatiny tn.n ny
~ @i,9ws vacation by owners before saie y, hass
eolIeetions ettigrew' providing for the levy ana
companies; IL provides for a taS ~ "a u nann
gu gross earnings in lien of s
-st pohh road bed, tight 81 way rollins
panles to be taxed direct: the I y VL COM
~ Delohg 10 the territory: also Ia nrautIs t AK
she asS"s@meLt OF telegram proner,r. Wy y
zaIinn ~ os hade by a territorial board Of ccnaIi-
property. WV" TAXATION on other
Council bills passed;
Incorporating the city OF Madison. ,ro,,s,..
the chatter Of Grand Perks raIatIn, ainendlns
n.ense; appropriating $40, 600 for IN" c"oi
ssaaCiIoh or a reform school AT pIankipton,
ssnsthhtallg a charter to the city of Colnmhia,
mousse and jail. "u " court
house bills passed:
aut"orring Edmunds county To bpfId a t.u.
,oeatlng school districts in KfugsbuTv aon1 1Sn.
roads and SI SrTS.o : per cent bonds to build
WEBSTER; authorizing Clay and Lincoin connt,ooaa
~ eiect hVe commissioners under the 1encrsI
noTstja, sne terrltory; relating TO proofs OF cor
Potstlohs IN ciVii actions; relating 10 the fIIjng
Vl vacancies IN boards Of county commissinnars
tothe enect that In case Of tie The counfv troas
urSr shall haze the casting vote. /"
Dllls introduced in the house,
by MI, Myron, preventing the sale n, ,,.ox.
Sallng liquors within three miles of the Daknt.
uniFeIslly at Vermiilion- BY Mr. Uelytr
aRinen Ml the political code relating to revenue
bs MI Ilchler, repeating sec T59. uenai cods
making the mlnimnm term OF inprisonnnonto u ~
.he territorial prison enc year. By Mr., Rid5smm
~ ~ vent deception in sales Of dairy prodncIs
81 i, m nnr pemOody. providing for the construction
% court house and jail in Mcpherson connty
Sy Mr.. Miller, relocating the county scat y;
splnk county at Ashton. BY Mr. H1tchinson
In the territory. ~ "iheo
House bills passed:
Authorizing the territorial seore,,,,, D. A..
chase fuel for heating the capitol buiIdirs. ~
'iuihR ior the safe Keeping OF county records
BILLS INTRODUCED IN TEE Council.
by Mr.. Westover, to improve the public
ing the civil code T%sistinS 20 notica.
u hlotlons; also, providing for taking deposit
lions IN certain cases; also, amending the civil
Eo9e relating to appeals. BY MI. Farmer, estab-
E,shing an independent school district in Capoyo.
Miner county. By Mr.. Cameron, extending and
connecting certain streets In Madison, Lake
county by Mr. smedley, Incorporating the city
OF Mdbank, BY br. Niekeus, TO fund road
ana bridge Indebtedness OF Stutsman county
Dy the issue OF bonds. By Mr.. Twoomey.
amending The political code. By Mr.. Pettigrew,
authorizing the directors of penitentiary AZ
btouN Falls to make a contract with the United
stabes Tor the care Of prisoners and to rent tho
UNITED States wing OF the said penitentiary.
Council bills passed:
incorporating the village Of Howard, Miner
county; amending section 2Il5. Civil cod. TO
make Decoration day a legal holiday: amending
section AZ, Justice Code, relative to taking
dispositions OF nonresident witnesses.
House bills passed:
- 1bA htA HA1ilIllu n WINTER ROAD or
counties.
Bills introduced in the house:
By Mr.. MCCumber, q joint resolution TO con.
gress asking for the opening Of the Wahpeton
and sisseton reservation. BY Mr.. Barnes, pro-
viding for struck iHries. BY Mr. Stevens, au-
thorizinHthe Lenham Elevator and Lumber COM
pauy 10 change its name. BY Mr.. Martin, amend
Ing the political code relating to compensation Of
public officers. BY Mr.. Southwick, providing
mnfhnnE for phupNntY,n tho anpuA9 ~ fn.v,s -
villages By ]. L. Ward, amending the charter
OF the village OF Parker, Turner county. By Mr..
McCumber, pcoyiding a charter for the city Of
Nahpeton. By Mr.. Barnes, a Joint resolution
providing for a joint committee TO draft q bill
providing for the submission OF certain terri
torial appropriations to a vote Of the peo-
missioners 10 fund indebtedness By MI.
Rice, amending the divorce laws 10 the
effect that divorce shall not be granted unless
the plaintiff has been a resident OF the territory
one year next preceding tho application: also,
repeating the section of the penal code relating
TO the expiration of the sentence of conylcts;
also, defining the boundaries of the twentieth
judicial district, and fixing the term for holding
court therein. By Mr.. McCumber, Iegalizing
certain ordinances Of the town OF WahpetOn;
also, providing for the ia. aGion OF express COM
panies BY Mr.. Johnson, authorizing the trns-
tees OF the city OF Groton. Brown county, to ex-
tend the time for the collection OF taxes for 1884
House bills passed:
Incorporating the city Of Spearish: creating
DAthcN anu MtinlusH Cnuutlts a SuDulNlslou OF
the Sixth judicial district: amending the civil
code relating to articles Of interpretations;
authorizing the commissioners Of Deuei county
TO fund indebtedness; amending the political
code relating 10 juror fees In justices courts;
legalizing the acts Of J, h. Hall, notary public,
The council bill authorizing the coGstruc-
ton Of a court house In Hamlin county
passed.
BISMARCK, Special Telegram, Feb. IS
When the hour arrived to-day for the con-
sheraton of the railroad bill, the lobby OF
the council chamber was crowded by inter
ested spectators, among them several we'll
railroad and elevator men. 1t had
been quite generally understood that an