Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-09-16
ness Corson, Tychsen, Andrus, Baker,
Beebe, Bellon, Churchill, Cramner and

Beebe, Bellon, Churchill, Cramner and
Dow. t-sz1 -. = -
Revenue and Finance-Reed. Allen, Chur
chill, Crosse. Goddard, Potter. White.
Public Accounts and Indebtedness
Williams, Huntley, Kendall, Laybourne,
Maynard, Oaks, Ryan.
/, State institutions and public buildings,
including penitentiaries ard other reforma-
tory institutions Fisher, Mcleod, Walton,
Ward Of Yankton, Oaks, Clelland, Fellows,
Wright and Kanouse. :as,s4
Hanson, Clifford, Frank, Grand, Fowler,
and Phillips. .~,..
Rosds, Bridges and Other Internal I'm
provements-Blair, Craig, Weldon, PEN
dleton, Patten, Weatherwax, Crosse.
Exemptions, Real and Personal-Bellon,
A1s1,,,6a allen, Craig gw' 1ahl' Elfes, Gehon' Gray
Rights Of Married Women-C Coffin, Gault,
Fellows, Westfall, Haynes, Goddard,
! Military Affairs-Taylor weatherwax,
Tousley, Huntley, Jones, Sheets, Buechler.
Banking and Currency-Beebe, Jessups,
Andrus, Goddard, Stone, Cramner, Alexan
Amendments and Revision of the Consti-
tution-Dow, Carson, Ashton, Britton,
Reed, Stone, Clifford.
Schedule Campbell, Meilam, ballard,
Ward of Hughes, Booth, Kanouse, Neill,
lansing, Patten, Coffin, Huntley, Commit,
Miscellaneous Subjects Alexander
White, Mason, Brown, Elfes, Schultz, Gun
derson.
Compensation of Public Officers Brook
ings Snow, Laybourne, Phillips, Taylor,
Arrangement and Phraseology of the
Constitution-Ward of Yankton; Moody,
More. Lichtenwallner, Myers, Neill, Wal
ton, Williams, Wright.
Eugrossment and Enrollment-Potter,
Pendleton, Sheets, Dahl, McGrath.
Murphy: Snow, Weatherwax, Gregory.
Preamble-Updyke, Parker, Berdahl,
Williams, Britton.
Manufactures and Agriculture--Myers,
Gregory, Brown, Kendall, Commit, Berdahl
Stone, Pendleton, Snow.
dard, of Minnehaha; More, of Beadle;
Jessup, Of Fau]k; Walton, of Brookings;
Dow, ofBrown; Lichtenwa1lner, of Hughes;
Phillips, of Lawrence; Gault, of McPher-
son.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 10.
The constitutional convention held short
session to-day, no business of import
tance being transacted except to arrange
for the hours for meeting of the standing
committees. Most of the committees met
and organized during the afternoon and
evening, few of them doing some business.
FRIDAY, SEPT. II.
The work in the convention proper to-day
was brief, but all the committees are busi-
ly engaged The following additions were
made to the committees:
Elections and right of suffrage. Wilcox,
Alexander; municipal corporations, Up
dyke; federal relations, Proudfoot: execu-
tive and administrative, Smith, Wilcox:
legislative, Proudfoot, Smith.
SATURDAY, SEPT 12.
At the meeting of the constitutional con-
vention to-day the committee on military
affairs made report providing for the or
ganization and equipment of the State
militia. Maj. Hanson, Of Yankton, intro
duced resolution declaring railroads to be
public highways as we'll as common carri-
ers, constructed for the convenience and
benefit Of the people, and proper subjects of
legislative control, followed by the restric-
tion that no railroad shall pass within a
tanning 800 inhabitants without construct
ing it's line through said town and efecting
proper depots for unloading passengers and
freight in the usual manner Owen, of
Klngsbury county, sent up a resolution
prohibiting any railroad or other trans
portation company from granting free
passes or other special favors to the gov
ernor of the state, judge of court of
record, member of the legislature or rail
road commissioner, the acceptance of any
such pass to work a forfeiture Of office
Resolutions granting woman suffrage and
favoring prohibition were also introduced.