The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-03-13

the charter OF the city of Bismarck: also, amend
Ing sec. us, code of civil procedure: also, max
ing an appropriation for the payment of the
pages OF the council. By Mr.. Richardson, pro-
viding for printing and binding the session laws
of 1885. BysMr. Twomey, amending sec. 1745,
civil code.
COUNCIL BILLS PASSED.
Amending sec. 4, chap. 3, Political Code:
establishing an independent school district in
the city of Grafton: amending the act estab-
fishing a code ofsprocedure in justices courts; TO
provide for changes of Venue on examinations
on criminal charges: authorizing county boards
to furnish justices with Melville's Court Prac-
ticc, Civil and Criminal; for extending and con-
Meeting certain streets in Madison. Lake county,
where town proprietors have refused to open
streets.
House bills passed:
Amending sec. 3s9, Civil Code, relating to
filing articles of Incorporation; amending sec.
20, chap. SO, Political Code, relative to jurors
fees in justice courts: authorizing the COM
missioners of Deuel. county to issue bonds to
fund indebtedness: amending certain sections
of part 2, chap. ID. Civil Procedure, relative to
exemptions; establishing independent school
district, No. /, Douglass county; providing a
Charter for the city Of Wahpeton, subject to q
vote of the people.
Bills introduced in the house:
BY Mr.. Helvig, annnenping sec. 81, chap. 81,
Revised Code. Bv Mr.. Williams, for an appro-
priation of $4S, $50 for current and contingent
expenses Of the territorial penitentiary at Bis
NarCk. BY MI. ftDplTt. providing UUuU Tile uOeS-
ton of issuing license for the sale of intoxicat-
ing liquors in Moody county be submitted to q
vote OF the people: also. creating Putnam county
from portions of Brown and Sphinx counties. BY
Mr.. Dlakemore, providing for the erection of q
court house and jail in Hyde county. BY Mr..
Martin, supplementary, article 4, chap. IL, Code
OF Civil Proceedings, relating to attachments.
House bills passed:
Authorizing the commissioners of Custer coun.
ty to fund indebtedness: authorizing the com.
missioners of Union county to fund indebted
ness: joint resolution to congress- praying for the
opening OF the Sisscton and Wahneton Indian
rese1 vations; providing a method for changing
the names of towns and villages; amending GER
tain sections of chapter 80, Political Code: au-
thorizing the village of PlankinSon, Aurora
county, to fund indebtedness; authorizing the
commissioners of Edmunds county to fund in
debtcdness, requiring private banks to publish
sworn statements similar to those required OF
school district in Grand View, Douglass county;
to secure the pst,lic health and safety against
unwholesome provisions; lcgalizing the loca' ion
of the county scat of Sanburn county: amending
the act Incorporating Aberdeca relating to liquor
licenses.
Council bills passed:
Authorizing the counties Of Lake and Kings
bury to fund indebtedness; providing for the
Incorporation Of street railway companies; crcy-
ting the c0pnty of Marshall and defining its
boundaries; amending tic charter of Grafton SC
as TO give nne-fourth of the liquor license &c
Walsh county; amending sec. 8 of chap. IS, DO
litical code: amending the act incorporating the
city of Grand Fork; ~vacating Jne town OF Den.
ton. Sanborn county.
Each bill, as It came up for consideration
in committee of the whole, was fought by its
opponent. che dividing line being drawn
mainly between tho north and sounth. Cen.
trial Dakota received q plumb in the
shape of a university at Ordway
Kennedy's pet scheme, which was defeated
in the council, but the Appropriation was
,Nrlt lnu,n frp,,, GOO nDn Tn Il x ono In fhf
struggle which continued throughout tile
day Williams led what remained of the com.
'bination, while the leadership of the oppos
ing forces We're divided among Martin
Pickles and Blakemore. About the middle
of the afternoon Martin suddenly
discovered that the bill appropriting
$4,000 for the establishment OF a schoo
of mines in the Black Hills Ind not been re.
ported back by the special committee, ant
moved that the committee of the whole rist
for the purpose of receiving the report TIL,
committee rose AMI the report was received
Fully an hour was then lost in an endeayo
to refer the bill to general orders, William.
and hik followers resorting to all known par
iiamentary devices to secure delay, Oh
every vote the yeas AMI nays were de
manded, the clerk finding his duties ardu
Gus A terrific onslaught was made upol
the bill appropriating $4,000 for neV
buildings in connection with the insane asy
lum ut jamestown, the amount being re
uuCtu W 4V,uO III committee Oh If
whole; When the committee rose Il little befor
z o'clock that particular bill was referred u
the regular committee on appropriations
with instructions to report before adjourn
ment Immediately after the committee ros
the house proceeded to the
PASSAGE OF aHE BILLS.
On final passage there was u little oppo
sition to more than three or four of the bills
aside from the one applopriattng funds to tn
Jamestown insane asylum. This was the las
one considered, the appropriation commit
tee reporting in favor of fixing the amour
at 1868 900, which report, after the mos
acrimonious debate Of the day, was final.
adopted and the bill passed by avote of .
% IS. Following is a list of the bills passed
including the name aof The institution, it
location and the amoEnt appropriated:
North Dakota university, Grand Forks. %24, 90
Central Dakota university, Ordway..... 1890
University of Dakota, Sermillion. ....... 1900
School for deaf mutes, Sioux Falls...... 1000
Reform school, Plankirton... 1000
Normal school, Madison 1860
School of forestry. Mandan. .........--. 400
Agricultural college, Brookings........ 1850
Normal school, Mimic 500
Agricultural college, Farro............ $500
School of mines, Rapid CiSy......... 1000
Insane asylum, jamestown. ,.........-. GS,u0
OF the twelve bills passed, three originate,
in the house and create new institutions
the Central Dakota university, the school O
forestry and the Mirto normal school. Il
the general wrangle to secure appropriation
uesbINlnS ilSliIuplDttS nave III SOME -GISc
suffered, while in other cases money ha
without doubt been useless.y sluandertd o.
visionary projects, Tho total amount ap
propriated, 5000, 100, is fully one-tourt
less than that originally called for in til
bills.
FL e.. TIL. COUNCIL ~
devoted itself to routine work today an,
passed several bills. among them onetoieat
ing a territorial board of health. Gov. Pierc
does not send any nominations to the coun
Gil to-day, as was anticipated, but will prob
ably do SO early next week. The two ap
pointlnents already made give excellent sat
isfaction. In the council the following coun
Gil bills passed:
Establishing an independent school district i
Gilman, Lake county: establishing an indci,cnd
ent school district III Howard. Miner county
amending secs. 101 and 1oi and repeating see
JOG, Code of Civil Procalurc, relative TO servic
by publication; funding the bridge indebtedness
Of Stutsman county; directing the commission
ers of Lawrence county to settle with and re
lease the bondsmen of Robert Neal. formc
county treasurer; supplementary to and amend
ing chap. 80, Political Code, for excluding gol
and silver mines. mills and s1nclters from bein
held as homestead; relating to the taking OF dc
positions in criminal cases: amending the at
providing a board of education for JaIucstousI