The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-03-06

BrsMARcK, Oak, Special Telegram, Feb IS.
The house went into committee of the
whole at 10 o'clock this morning for the
further consideration of the appropriation
BILLS The bills as reported from the appro-
priation committee after discussion, which
lasted until nearly o'clock, were recon-
mended to pass The only new institutions
which received appropriations were:
School Of mines It Rapid City. 600
Contra! Dakota University at Ordway.... 10000
An effort was again made to kill Pettigrew's
bill appropriating $25, 900 to the School for deaf
mutes at Sioux Falls. but with no better success
than yesterday. the bill being finally seportsd
faSy s pI;!y With h the amount fixed At
pass. The bills establishing new institutions
viii s1a,n5 receive .e,. some opposition, on the
do not warrant the establishment. The bills
establishing the Central Dakota university at
ordway will probably 20 through, thereby scor-
similar bill In the council When the new bill
goes to the senior body there will be music.
/! Gov. Pierce will send
! ABATcH OF NOMINATIONS
70 the council IN few days probably before tho
close Of the present week The offices to be filed
are: Auditor, treasurer, attorney general, super
are vacancies to be filled, but nominations for
those M positions will be deferred until later day
ssmeen SIfs v caiGSe e ef goax r4s
Pierre saa q w. MMeE2n Co.. Bis
marck These gentlemen are all pressing their
Claims for the position but it is difficult to say
VINO VIII win the prize, as geographical locations
consideration in making the appointment. For
the Office Of treasurer W. N. McVay. who has filed
the tn. position acceptably, for two terms, and
leading candidates. Other candidates are Col
Grigsby Of Sioux Falls. and J. w. Raymond and
G: H. Fairchild Of Bismarck, the two last
marck National bank and cashier Of the First
National bank OF Bismarck 1t is generally un-
derstood that Alex Hughes is 8 candidate for re-
enemies have been after his scalp, endeavortnQ
70 legislate him out by abolishing the office, but
Without it.e success the bill being defeated in COM
hughes position on the capital commission,
where he won notoriety unenviable to many
nE 9a MSLa"ghn Of Grafton member of the
aidate for the office. So far as heard FROM
but one candidate of any prominence has ap.
Feared for the office Of superintendent Of public
cnmhcn.: Blakemorc, of the house, would like
the position, but it will not, in ali probability.
be thrust , upon him. The council busted itself
bills being passed. Walshs bill regulating the
GRADING AND TRANSPORTATION OF WHEAT
comes nj Tomorrow ut 3 o'clock. Tomorrow,
under y ecial order, the house will consider the
wheat bill drawn up by the joint committee
! That visited the Minnesota legislature in COM
nittee of the whole on Friday. What remains
OF the two bills after passage through the two
houses may become law, If the two bodies
exert themselves to any extent during the re-
manning fifteen DAYS of the session, Bills intro
dncHd In the council to-day: By Mr. Turner. es-
tabl:ssing q superintendent school district OF
Howard, Miner county: by Mr.. Cameron estab-
llsliin, superintendent school district OF Gill
/ mali. Lake county. :
Council Bills Passcd--Aliowing boards Of
Supervisors Of townships to issue bonds
Code: regulating the salaries OF county treasur-
or and register OF deeds: authorizing commis-
authorizing the commissioners Of Stutsman
county 70 fund tndeI.ednc,s: creating Eddy
cnnntv and dcfiaing the boundaries OF Foster
cfunt W subject To u vote Of che people Ut The
county: amending see 81, codc civil foreclos-
irei creating the iadellendeut school district OF