The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-01-30

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AIR. Myron. prohibiting the sale OF intoxicating
liquors within two miles OF the university at
Vermiilion; by Mr.: Mccall, providing for an ap-
state board: by MI. Parshall, providing for the
construction of normal school buildings at
A joint resolution authorizing each member
to subscribe for seven daily papers during
the session ard appropriating u sufficient
amount to pay for the same passed by u vote
of 81 to 10. Mcssrs Steele, Hu ntineton,
Scott, Hobart and Van Osdel were appointed
u joint committee On warehouses and grair
grading.
The fact that the house had fixed upon 10
O'Clock to-day us the hour for the considera-
ton of Mr.. Pickler's capital rem oval bill drew
a large crowd to the capitol building this
morning. The gallery of the house was lit
orally packed, and a considerable number of
people occupied the floor in the rear of he
members desks. Among the spectators
were several ladies. The first order of bust
ness after roll call and the reading Of the
journal was the report of the committee on
elections in the case Of Anderson VS.. Hutch
inson. MIR. Hutchinson hold the certificate
OF election and las occupied a seat in the
house up to date. The evidence submitted
by the committee shows that some two hun
of errora IN tbo nrin,inp ~ t;ol.ot, +ho.ahs
GIVING Hntcbinson n sn.1l ,o.;ar;+, nv
renorr c,osed with tho o,;nio, tho+ A.d.as
il entitled to he sent nnw shs,d Nv Hntah
inson Meesrs Moconhar ~.
members Of the committee srhnatttoa y
minority renort raconn,mandina thnt 49,
c,sa ha b.Id 49,, co. .a,,a.n1 -
tn give Hn+cbinsnn mn nnnnr+,ni;n - aas
NIT certain ayidenoa IA tha aoso 49,,
h.d not ho.n oonsidor,a Will ats.an
on tho odon+,on ~ ~ .a, .aeiamN"
anthu.;a,y ~ ~ -epoiO ""s Sung on'
oouui~ich VI hmsspury county moved an
adlournment The motion was promptly
seconded by Mr.. Dewoody of Edmunds
county. and the clerk began calling the roll
Refore the roll call had nrogr.ssad for tho
go 49,, .,,aa.+ - ~ ~. ~. ~.
'a1' F, e'iuen " ~ 'n"' ohe purity or ene
other nad made a sudden move for the pur-
pose of staving off the question Of capital
removal. and when the clerk announced the
motion as carried nv n vote of "a tn % tho
in,nra.sion = = ,,o,,., 1890.
SCENE Of confnsion foI1oyeJ ~ wh ,rtI h,th
members and spectators participated, groups
being formed, and the situation discussed
excitedly. 1t transpires that the move was
made nv some of tbe ,na,nhars - .t.wo -
aa.ia,, = :, tha 49, s.as.is. W , s.ave on
1c.loh ~ Ine ien.oval quesGloh uhtil they
could hear from their constituents, as we'll
MS to await action of the councilin the matter.
The Northern menbers voted for adjourn
ment with the execution of Messrs Oliver
.nd c,r,nr IN. f,I,ov-;,n .awth.~.
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Ders also voteo LOT adjournment: Messrs.
Barnes, Dewoody, Eldridge, Huntington,
Hueston, Hobart, johnson Logan, South
wick. Mark Ward. and Sneaker Rice. The
North Dakotam en we're
y ~ ~
'obiLANI OVER ThE RESULT,
and Claimed mat they had made q successful
inroad upon the ranks of their opponents.
Six bills were introduced to-day in the
council. among them being one appropri-
nting $50, 900 for the completion and main
%tenance OF The normal school at Madison.
Mr.. Wells. from the Black Hills district, in
PRODUCED a bill providing for the organiza-
ton of a school of mines, to be located at
Rapid City. the cost of erection to be betrayed
by bonds of $4,000, at i per cent, running
twenty years, payable at the option of the
territory after q period of ten years from the
date of issue. The bill further provides that
the work of erection of the buildings shall
be commenced in ninety days after
the approval of the act. The bill
creating the office OF attorney gen
erat was given its second reading
to-day and referred to the committee on ter
ritorial affairs. In this connection it may be
said that several of the South Dakota MEM
bers are after Attorney General Hughes