Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-12-24

-t1 sOFNs w.
bell TO speak. Although this was ask
ing him 10 pronounce en- eulogy az
his own funeral. ne stepped forward and
made a brilliant. progressive speech, which
was chcered over and over. When be con-
Guided his speech the whole house
went wild with enthusiasm and the SEN
ators and representatives rose and
gave three cheers for him. Although de-
teated. he was the lion Of the hou A joint
committee on memorializing congress was
appointed The house fixed the salaries OF
lts officers MS follows: So a day TO the four
principal clerks; SIS to the chaplain
and sergeant at arms two 10 the nag Mr.
Berry's motion that the representatives and
their officers donate their salary and mileage
20 the state was laughed cot of the house.
A message from the senate that IL would be
ready to adjourn at $3.50 p m was
memorial to congress. which embodies no
new points; was adopted Adjourned to
$50 Thursday morning, There was very
little done
IN THE SENATE
The following Joint resolution was memor.
ally adopted:
BE IL resolved by the senate and house If
representatives OF Dakota that the sincere
thanks Of the Legislature are hereby rendered to
the state executive committee for the able, pa
triotic and efficient manner In which they have
discharged their responsible and labori-
JUS uuAAts, VII tHAS " III Ntbo-
sisi congratulations to Hon. Hugh J. Camp
bell, president OF the executive commit
tee, upon the founding Of this state. TO
the creation OF which .e has devoted 81 much
energy, zeal aud ability: that It recognizes the
diiigent and firm sentiment OF the pcOp'e whicd
has established aud now supports the itste -
largely due to his able and enlightened lab"rs,
and that the people will ever remember his pa
triotic services.
Senator Templet0n introduced q Joint res
olution memorializirg congress TO open up q
portion of the great Sioux reservation. Re-
ferred TO tho committee on federal relations
The enate voted to adjourn at $50
q NJ. Although 1t tried hard to do
80. the legislature could not finish
their work to-day they will conclude and
adjourn by tomorrow neon. A large
meeting Of the Dakota PIess as
ISOLATION wa held here tonight, in
which there was an almost unanimous
assent TO the resolutions reported, approx
ing all action taken by the legislature and
approving the message OF Gov Mellette re-
fnsing To AXE anything less from
congress than what In asked
by the constitution Of this
state, and pledglng the members Of tho
association TO use all their ability and facili-
ties for the success OF the statehood move
ment by earnestly and peEsistentiy adyocat-
ing IL in their papers
~ADJoURNSESr SINE DIE
HuBos, Oak Special Telegram, Dec. IL
President Frank appointed the following
senate committees:
Judiciary-Gamble. Haines. Aiken, Barnes,
Fisher. Stanchteld, Parker,
Observation-Disclosures, Ericsson, Bronson, McKtn-
Dey, Templeman-
Observation-Disclosures, White. LAWN, Mcvey,
TempietOn.
Agrioulture-white. Mcvey, Mills, sanborn,
Eltes.
sngrossment and EnrolIment-Foote, NeiIl,
Reed, Bogert. Ericsson.
Insurance-Johnsou, Barron, Braden, Gamble,
SeilL
Assessment and Collection Of T~axes-Braden,
Mills, White, Bogert, FOote.
Apportionment-Ericson Neil. Parker. Byron,
Templeman, Parsons, Stanchfeld.
Banks and Neutrality-suspicious., Bogert, Fisher,
Headlee, Mcclure,
Appropriations Mckinney, Foote, Fisher,
Cameron, White, Caine, TempletOn.
RailrOads-Camer0n, Hatnes, Aikens, Bradeu,
Elfes, Adams, Barnes.
Reyenue-Reed, Mcclure, Bradon, Hesdlee,
Game.
State Arairs-caInc, Ericsson, Parsons, Temple.
Federal Relations-Adsms, Parker. Gamble,
Reed. Haines.
Counties and Neutrality-suspicious., johnson,
Miles, Barnes, FOote. Barron, Templeman.
City and Observation-Disclosures, Stanchield,
Boland, Foote, Neil
Public uildings- Miles, Tonpleman, sanborn,
Public Printing NELL, Bronson, Adams, Game,
Elfes.
lines and Observation-Disclosures, Parker, DO.
and, Barron, johnson.
Warehouse and Grain Grading-Barron, Tenn
plerazn, White. McVey, Elfes.
Experimentation, Cameron, Neil, Parker,
Iempleman.
Military AnaIrs-Lavin. Bronson. Reed, Game,
Miles.
Charitable and Penal Northumberland.
man, Mcclure, Headlee, Cameron, Parsons.
lmmigration-Headle Mcyey, Elfes, ADAMS
Boland.
Highways and B~ridges-Elfes. Aikens, Game,
Sanborn. washsbauRh.
Rules-Mo. ", Barnes, Reed, Aikens, Gamble
School aud Public L~ands-Bogert, Haines,
Fisher, Stanchfleld, McYey.
Constitutional observation-disclosures, San
born, Mcclure, LAWN, Boland.
River lmprovements-Bronson. Mckinney,
Templeton, Ericsson. Elfes.
The salaries of senat officers were hxed at
virtually the same figures as those Of the
aSGsa asrooiai committees waited ON the
governor and asked him IL he had anything
further to communicate. He replied mega
lively. The senate then adjourned at 1890
p. m subject TO the call of the governor and
speaker of the house. In the house a vote of
thanks was extended to the citizens of Huron
for their Kindness, also TO the officers for
their courtesy. Speaker Eddy made a few
changes in the house committees A letter
was read from Mr.. Hughitt, o6aring to re-
turn members over the Chicago & North.
western railway for one-itth fare. Aspecial
commission reported hat the governor had
no further communication to make to the
house. The entire journal of the house for
the four days session was read, corrected
and approved At 1890 the house ad-
tourned subject to the call of the governor
and speaker.