The Wahpeton times., 1885-02-19

recommending that NJ. W. Sullivan, assistant
sergeant-at-a arms of the house, be dismissed
and the Office be declared vacant, on the
grounds that said Sullivan had been . party
son sold out The resolution was not
signed, but was referred to the COM
mittee ON elections, with instructions
to report tomorrow. The committee
on appropriations reported favorably on the
council bill approprtating, $40, 900 for the
Black Hills De Woody, of the Seventh
(Kennedy's) district, moved to recommit, the
northern members voting with enough OF
the southern men ITO carry the motion.
Picker, chairman Of the appropriations
iii annropriatins @ SIS 90 s to the % North tn pa. S
kota penitentiary at Bismarck as q method
OF reJanat1ng on the North Dakota men for
voting against the school of mines De
Woody claims to have made his motion in
order to keep the appropriation bills in COM
points of the territory can be made. On no
day since the capital removal bill was under
discussion has there been SO much excite
ment In the house as to-day. The takers
were all on their feet, and epithets were at
times freely banded
BILLS INTRODUCED.
. BY Mr.. Eldridge. authorizing the commits
sioners Of Robert county to fund outstanding
indebtedness By Mr. Blakemore amending the
Mr.. Hobart for joint resolution appointing q
committee to divide the territory into counties
S %nfosm On s5s Hy Mr. y tG the
viding for the inspection of steam boilers; also,
prohibiting certain officers from serving process
allowed compensation therefor. By Mr. Do
Woody, authorizing the commissioners of Nc
Pherson county to fund outstanding indebted
ness By Mr.. Van Osdel, providing for the
assessment of railroad lands. BY Mr. Riddel, q
joint resolution providing for the payment Of
persons employed about the capitol building By
and Jail in Clark county. BY Mr. Southwick,
: creating board Of public examiners for the
territory. By Nh; Martin, authorizing the COM
m1ssioners OF Fall River to construct bridge
over the Cheyenne river: Also amending the acts
incorporating the city of Deadwood. By Mr. Coe,
amending the civil code relating to personal
summons. By Mr. Miller, amending the acts
regulating the sale of Intoxicating liquors. By
Mr. Parshall. vacating certain portions of the
townsite of Springfield; BY Mr. Dawson, amend.
| Ing the charter OF the city of Vermillion.
| The bill relocating the coun ty seat of Tur
ner county passed by u vote OF 40 to 6. By
resolution adopted to-day, the house will
hereafter meet at 10 a. m.
Gov. pierce's message vetoing the Sphinx
county bill came up for consideration on
motion OF Mr. Nickeus, and was sustained by
! vote that was practically unanimous
! BILLS INTRODUCED
BY MIR. Mclaughlin, authorizing the issne Of
bonds for the constructions of a count house and
jail in Walsh county; also, amending the justice
BY Mr.. Twomey, amending the justice code BY
Mr.. Kennedy, authorizing Brown county to issue
ponds to build q court house and Jail. BY MIR.
Gamble amending the code of civil procedure.
BY Mr. Mclaughlin, authorizing school district
No. 7s. Walsh county. to issue bonds. BY Mr..
Nickcus. amending the charter Of the city of
8, 80 TO pay Thomas Hennessy for plumb
Ing In the capitol building BY Mr.. Mclaughlin.
lmendingthe charter OF the city of Grafton. BY
Nr. Wcstover, authorizing the commissioners of
SuIy county to issue bonds to the amount Of
S12, ,O0G at per cent, to pay Indebtedness
Council bills passed:
Vacating certain portions Of the town site Of
0riska. Barnes county; authorizing the treas.
into the general fund; authorizing the commits.
sioners Of Miner county to issue bonds to fund
outstanding Indebtedness: authorizing county
treasurers to institute civil actions to recover
taxes upon real estate where property was not
sold for taxes at the time Of tax sale: establish
Ing superintendent Of school district No. 3, Lake
between the ages Of eight and twonty-one years
1t the territorial asylum for the blind; author
lzng district No. !e. Cass county, to issue bonds
to build q. school house; authorizing county
itors ito take acknowledgements; amending
the revised code preventing county
than two terms; authorizing District No. ,'
Cass county, to issue bonds to build a school
! house: vacating the town site of Denton San
ii born connty; vacating Hammers addition to the
\ city of Mitchell constituting each organized
3Eelection precinct and providing for the appoint
\ ment OF judges by county commissioners thirty
I Marshall. and defining the boundaries of Day
county; providing new charter for the city o.
Fargo; organizing the'terrttorial militia, provid
Ing rules and regulations for the same, and max
and equipment. ~
HOUSE BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. Martin, amending the code of civil pro-
cedure By Mr.. Coe relating to the discharge
of railroad employees and payments of wages
due. By Mr.: Hutchinson, defining the bonntar,
between Hyde and Hand counties. BY MARI
Wark,, prescribing Mitchell as the place and the
first Tuesdays in May and December as the time
Of holding district court in the. Second judicial
= district. By Mir. Steele, establishing the Uni
y,ersity Of the Missouri at Steele. Kid
Of $4,000 6. per cent territorial bond,
running twenty wears, to provide for the con
struction Of the same By Mr.. Scott. regulating
i Forks and Trail counties. By Mr.. Larson
authorizing the commissioners Of Union count,
to fund outstanding Indebtedness. By Mr.. Daw.
tory to the Vermilion City school district.
Council bills passed:
Defining the boundaries Of Wells county
authorizing special election in McHenr.
county; changing the number Of directors %
! the Sioux Falls penitentiary from three to fiv,
and providing for the appointment of deputy
warden; repeating the laws OF 1883 relating *
| taxes in Sanborn and Miner counties.
/ SPHINX COUNTY
!: men are not discouraged! by Gov. Pierce's
1 veto @ is evidenced by the Introduction to, day
by MI. Day in the council and M MilleF II
the house, OF identical bills locating : tlit
county seat at Ashton. The bills provide
that the county seat may hereafter b.
changed in accordance with the politica
hT<ph fn%o ttNr%H
A relocated by two thirds vote Of the people
Tie supporters of the bill claim that it vii
pass both houses and meet the approval oi
the governor. Mr.. r.sGamble's bill providing
for the organization of new counties passed
the council by unanimous vote The bill
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