The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-02-20

ter education o. practitioners OF dental surgery,
and to regulate the practice Of dentistry; pro-
viding for a special election In McHenry county;
q territorial board of agriculture ;
providing for additional clerks OF the council
and house.
MITCHELL, Oak. Special Telegram, Feb. 6.
The university commission has adjourned,
after adopting the following resolutions and
appointing the university boards:
Resolved, That the Dakota University and
College Alliance located at Mitchell, Oak. has
made gratifying progress In the noble work OF
building thus far, and we most heartily com-
mend this enterpriEe to the confidence and CO.
Of the M. E. church and friends Of
education everywhere.
Resolved, That we hereby declare the Dakota
university, ct Mitchell. OAK, accepted, and
placed under the Dakota mission conference
of the NJ. L. church - soon as the amend
ment to the charter agreed up by>this COM
mission shall be duly legalized and tho organiza-
tion completed under the said charter as
Board of Directors-Dr. I. N. Pardee, DIR.
William Brush, Hon. A II. Bowdle. Rev. l..
Hartzonsh. Rev; Wilmos Whitfield, Rev. As.
S. Orlnsby. H
Board Of Observation-Disclosures G. W. San
g 19,h Rev ,ss Z. E. E.. Hase aa1 Rev. Il. ii. H sppinge na1 Rer.
L.. bradford, Rev. William Fulder, Rev. j, G.
Shetland and S. D. Cook.
Petitions, memorials, etc, were presented:
Against the passage of Mr.. Natwick's bill
treating n territorial board Of health. The
protest was not couched. in the most respect
hui terms, n appeared to dictate arbi-
Iarily what action should be taken; conse-
luently the council rejected it after listening
10 the reading of a few ines. Some time
vas devoted to the discussion of the bill
tself, the general opinion prevailing, how-
,ver. that its provisions were not sufficiently
Explicit 1t was therefore recommitted to
The committee on judiciary with instructions
bill providing for the Organization of
boards of county commissioners on the town
ship plan was discussed at length, and finally
recommitted. According to the provisions
of the bill, the county board will consist OF
The chairman of township boards of super
visors and the chairmen Of village boards,
In the case of cities the senior alderman be-
lug a member. The bill will probably pass
with some notifications. A bill passed
authorizing Hamlin county to vote on the
of the erection of a court house and
Jail. Bills were introduced as follows:
BY Mr.. MISSIONER. authorizing Hughes county
20 fund Indebtedness. By Mr.. Cameron, vacat-
my the TOWNSHIP Of Denton. Sanborn county. By
Mr.. Kennedy, reimbursing Brown county for the
Intending the laws relating to the sale of intox-
eating liquors. BY Mr.. Pettigrew, establishing
! independent school district in Brandon.
Council bill passed authorizing Hamlin county
10 hold a special election to vote on the question
81 the erection of a court house and jail. The
house met to-day as usual. but was Obliged to
ld1ourn in a short time on account of the mad
squacy OF the steam heating apparatus to make
;he hall comfortable. Tho mercury registering
ibont thirty five degrees below zero, and a strong
wind was blowing from the northwest. Three
o'clock Tomorrow is the honr set for the dis
:ussion of Pickler's woman suffrage bill, and an
interesting time is looked for. Anderson, the
contestant Of HutchinsoE's seat, is on the ground
again. having arrived to-day. There may be music
N the ALI before the matter is finally settled.
The house rel into committee of the
whole, Mr.. Williams in the chair, when Mr..
Pickler opened the debate. making an elo-
Iuent plea in behalf Of his measure.
Mr.. Blakemore supported the measure,
claiming that women, armed with the ballot,
would close the saloons. wipe out the gamb-
lion that curse the land.
v. Y. Barnes of De Smet spoke in favor of
he bill.
MessrsL De Woody and Oliver opposed the
oil on the ground that woman does not desire
the ballot Mr.. McCumber spoke for half an
hour against the measure, the vote was as
follows:
Administrators, Bayard, Blakemore,
Clark, Coe, De Woody, Gregg, Huntington, Hues-
i e r., hut Sialss s,i Jo h, n hangan, PaIshali,
I ShACt lCLCCs AbldtkCAif AkOttCA CVCSiS, oUukA-
wick Stevens, Smith, sprague, stebbins. Stew
NesatiysEpawaen, Eldrsase;; Hobart. aelvie.
ieii. Williams. Mark Ward, Mr.. Speaker.
When the result Of the vote was announced
yociferous applause followed. when an ad-
iournment was had and Pickler was con-
>ratulated by the ladies present The bill
:onfers unlimited suffrage on all citizens of
the territory. regardless of sex, without dis
turbing the present qualifications for holding
office. But little else was done by the house
to-day. The council was in session all the
afternoon, considering unimportant meas.
ures for the greater part Several house
bills were passed, the principal being one
authorizing Morton county to issue bonds tc
build a court house. The council committee
on railroads reported a substitute for MI
Smedley's bill creating a board of railroad
commissioners and regulating the transpor.
tation of grain. The bill embraces the prin.
ripal features of MIR. Smedley's bill, ONT
introduced by Mr.: Jones, and Mr. Oliver
bill recently passed by the house. The con.
sideration of the bill is made a special order
for Thursday at 3 o'clock Bills introduced
BY Mr.. Walsh. authorizing the boards of su.
pervisors of townships to issue bonds. By Mr.
. sufficient sum to improve the navigation o
The James river from Columbia, Brown county
to La Moure, La Moure county. BY Mr.. Cam
eron, .mending acts relative to the goyernin,
board of the normal school at Madison; also
Incorporating the city OF Madison.
The Brittoa Daylight says in regart
to the coal explorations in that section
Work. being pushed with energy in the
development Of the coal find north O
town. A party of Columbia gentlemen
have entered INTO n contract with DIR
Won Gunther, who owns the land wher,
the discovery was made, to proceed q
once with the work and ascertain j
there is coal there in sufficient quantit,
to work p%rofitably. Laborers are nov
at work, and we hope to be able to Civ,
something definite in our next issue il
regard to the Day county coal mines.
: Chief Red Cloud will go to Washing
ton to attend the Inauguration ceremo
MES.
Seventeen rioters have been arrested
in Deadwood, and placed under 50 200
bonds for the lot.
Mr.. Fisher of Sanborn has sworn gu
a warrant for Matt Lee, charging hin
with taking q horse that was left il
Fishers charge and selling it. Lee an
Mrs. Fisher left town together, ant
there are rumor of an ~elopement, bu
Mr.. Fisher denies this and says hi
wife is with her mother in st. Paul.
Col. Tyner, the commander of tn
government army in the Redtield war
and member of the governors staff
mustered in the new military compan,
at jamestown. B. NJ. Hicks is captain
The Territorial Farmers alliance per
fected a permanent organization a
Huron. They elected j.. l.. Carlisle