St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-02
DAKOTA AND MONTANA.
The Appropriation Bills Passed by the
Dakota Legislature and all Com
binatiOns Busted.
A Strange Liquor Bill Introduced in the
House-Independen School Districts
and Other Legislation.
Early Seeding in Ransom County-The
Prosperity of Webster-Dakota
Newslets,

Special to the Globe.
BISMARCK, Feb. 2S.-The house spent
most of the day on the appropriation bills,
and finally late this afternoon placed them
in the committee of the whole, scaled them
and votes were as follows:
Deficiency University of Grand Forks,
$24, 900; unanimous.
Central Dakota university, Ordway, $751;
600; ayes 80, noes 16.
University at Vermillion, $4,000; unani-
nous.
School for deaf mutes at Sioux Falls, S16,-
900; unanimous.
Institution for juvenile offenders at Plan
kinton, $4,000; ayes "a, noes H.
Normal school, Madison; ayes A, noes 3.
School of forestry, Mandan, $4,000; ayes
81, noes II.
Bookings agricultural college, S15,5OO;
ayes A, noes 3.
Normal school, Mimic, $4,000; ayes %,
noes Is.
North Dakota agricultural college, Fargo,
$4,000; ayes 81 noes IA.
School of Mines, Rapid City, S10,0 600; ayes
20, noes s.
Insane asylum, jamestown, S63, 900; ayes
81. noes Is.
These appropriations aggregating S229, lO0,
are for permanent improvements and do not
include the cost of maintenance.
Among the bills introduced in the house
to-day the one by Barnes makes it felony to
sell Intoxicating liquors to inebriates or min
ors, and Furnishes by one year il the peni-
Tertiary. 1t provides for an inquiry by the
judge of probate, who determines who
notice of his Judgment to be made
upon all persons in the county engaged in
the sale of intoxicating liquor, and upon all
persons likely to supply an inebriate with in
toxicating liquor, forbidding them to do so
in any manner. Those found guilty of vio-
ating this law, after such notices, shall be
sent to the penitentiary one year.
The bill dividing Lawrence county was in
definitely postponed. Ayes 25, noes %.
The com bination which was supposed to
have been formed went all to pieces OH the
appropriations, and all questions appear to
have been determined pretty nearly on their
merits, although personal regard for mem
bers may have led to some support for found
ing new institutions.
The council passed its bills establishing
the independent school district of Gilman,
Lake county; establishing indie
pendent school district of Howard,
Miner county; amending sections 101
| and 104, and repeating section LOG OF the
code of civil procedure relative to service by
publication: directing the commissioners OF
La Moure county to settle with and release
the bondsment of Robert Neal, former coun-
ty treasurer; supplementary to and amend
| ing chapter 3S of the political code, for ex-
Guiding gold and silver mines, mills and
smelters from being held as homesteads
providing for taking dispositions in criminal
cases, which follows the California statute
amending the act creating board of educa-
ton of the city of Jamestown; amending
section 101 of the code of civil procedure
relating to notice of tendency of action
creating territorial and county boards OF
health, and providing against contagious and
| infectious diseases.
The council passed house bills: Three sew
eral bills amending the city charter Of
Deadwood; authorizing Fall River county tt
issue bonds for a bridge; requiring certti
cate of authority of an agent of an moor
poraton to be recorded with the register o
deeds where the agent resides; anneXing
territory to Vermilion school district; defn
ing the boundaries of the Fourth Judicial
district and fixing the time of holding cour
therein; authorizing the trustees of Groter
to extend the time for the pay
ment of the city tax to June
authorizing the payment of city tax
to June /; amending section 1, chapter So
laws of 1888, relative to live stock; and pre-
venting the sale of intoxicating liquors
within three miles Of Vermillion university