The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-13

e.: sns,, third o Tasssy q Nay; ~ A. dr.ss
and Villages to construct irrisating ditchcA -
Nj. Martin making the second edition Of th
t! terri code lresnmptiSe evidence Of sue
b smes M ESqass es.S shs Ssy
normal school At At Big Stone. BY Nh BcWoods
sra for trsnscri6ins recnts IA Edmnn
the sixteenth legislative assembly. The hous
sPent considerable time In tho discussion OF III
Mc dsh 6 reducing the exemptions On accoun
and finally killed It BY d vote Of 81 70 81 S M
invitation e visit the North Dakota university
VIII ..1 os provided for the use Of III
Friday. and returning Monday noon. y
But little legislation Val enacted to-day.
Among the BILLS introduced in the council
were the following:
By MI. Austin, revising and amending the
c CIV code relating to insurance companies By
~ MT welsh. smendine the political code relatins.
ing ths charter OF the city Of Grand Forks: also.
SmendinR tho Justices code relating to the duty
2. Justices IN case Of appeal: also. amending the
over. funding the Indebtedness Of Potter
county. By Mr.. Kennedy. amending the civil
code relating to the FORECLOSURE Of mortgages.
mem.
penitentiasy At 8 oux Falls to i've, and
Gre; creating tho ofiice Of deputy warden: establish
ing independent school district No. in Lake
county amending acts providing for board Of
ea9catfon OF the city of Fargo: amending sec.
ius' cnap; y, civil code; repealinx chaps. 81
and; and 81. laws Of 1883; apnropriatinx $1,000
Psnsss incurred by sending militia 70 sublime
The riot IN Sphinx county. The house committee
IN On elections reported to-day in their Anderson
seat be awarded to Anderson. They stated in
their report that they had reason to believe
that at emp. 8 had been and are now being made
70 secure the seat by ,andulent and dishonest
oners and bargains. deprecating such acts and
the @ seas rf1s .'9 M
heated .,iscn. sion by the house. the majority re-
further action. The following hills were intro
duced in the house to.days BY Mr.. Gregg, pro-
vidina for the appointm NJ Of county sheep in
county of Marshall and defining the boundaries
Of Day county. BY W. Coe, Amending the
charter OF the city Of Mandan.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
Authorizing the commissioners OF Rtchlsud
county to issue bonds for paying certain iudebt.
ness: amending the session laws Of 1879 relst-
Ing to building bridges under township organ
county and locating the county seat Of Roberts
county at Traverse. Rlce's bill altering tho ex.
emption law. which was defeated yesterday.
TGCOn6l0s
Grafton. and after discussion passed by vote OF
% to 10. There Is considerable doubt about it,
passing the council. No action was taken to-day
see esee N the sess s sD, Of Wilson
EDITION for references. There is hardly posi-.
bility Ct the case being reopened. The passaee
OF the sphinx county bill. yesterday, u generally
trouble Various other county division sthemes
are on foot, each being backed by strong lobby,
Judge Leepet and Mr.; Younvblood Of Blunt AZ
sad suiiy counties With the . county seat tn &
Blunt. ]. w. Smith Of Huron. owner Of =
portion OF the townsite Of Blunt, sent here
TO- oppose the division Of Besdle county.
fact Is there is no great moral principle involved
In an ordinary county division scheme one wsy
or the other Selfish considerations are arrayed
on either side. 1t IL safe to say that q long -
there are such large counties in Dakota there
will he plenty Of schemes to divide them M 10
suit ambitious townsite proprietors and poll.
ticians.
BISMARCK, Oak. Special Telegram, Feb 8.
The judiciary committee of the council re-
ported to-day unfavorably on Mr.. Kennedy's
bill locating the Central Dakota university
at Ordway Kennedy, . member of the
submitted q minority report,
that the bill pass Both re-
ports were made special order for to-mor-
row, when there will doubtless be music in
the air. Pettigrew rose again to-day on .
question of privilege, and told Kennedy, who
stated yesterday that he had some of his
'Pettigrew's) letters In his possession
that he was at perfect liberty to
read the letters in public or
to put them in print. Kennedy
replied to-day that the letters were of a pri-
vate nature, and hence he would not read
them ind ia Nome .tatad to- DIV In IN.
councii tnat the petition presented by Wilson
had been filed 10 throw q certain amount of
udium upop the OFFICERS VIM had taken tho
evidence in the Park River precinct Mr..
stated that he had been nc
ouatpteti with tho ,ustica ~ Tho ,,aoo. In
tha. nra.;,s. A ~. .1o yus'. 1, VI ene peace ~
to be Q man of unblemished character
There was a ,,nanimitv ri oninion among
~ ...I -. IN, Va oPn'o" a.uons
opened, which resulted in the reference Of
The petition IN tho .arretarv q, h, ,,I.nod NJ,
'ae to''Sio" w eae sec1e'dly, ~ oe Paaceo Oh
me records, ana the indefinite postponement
The council passed a Joint resolution, thank.
mo Senotor u..~,.o, - 80. 80 IL.
ns senator harrison OF lnoiana 1or MS
and ordered comics Of the came sent tn the
oresident ~ III 1880 'e e. IL. =. AZ. s..e
.osiuen' VI tiie senate anu speaker OF the
house OF representatives.
ANOTHER oRA1N-pAupo.n NH,
,s. W.. .N1.I.1. -, -. Dun
MI. asn lntrodnced Dill defining the du-
Ties of railroad companies In the receiving.
and delivery of GRAIN
cao,to., p.u-s.s @ y. gam
oesei :. 1: naitoao cofpofations are required
w ~, receve anu ttahsport grain IN Duik or Other-
Use witnin reasonable time and place. Cars
snail pe AspG On tracks or ~ elevators Tor the
use or iu9ivlduais oesirine to ship. Any person
y alioWeu 20 Duila elevators OF warehouses OF
sny cap ' witnln aOO ieet OF the main track
sna Dai ~ sac track thereto;
~. 2. nalifoau companies are required to
weigh grain received. or accept the weight Of the
shipper. at option, and issue bill Of ladinR,
being made for wastaRe and shrink
we. not 70 exceed one malt pound per busheL
4, sec 8. Corporations falling to comply with
me PROVISIONS OF the on! are liable In civil action
20 the person injured thereby TOR all damages
susIainSu: ana When neglect OF duty Is shown
70 pc wilfui tLpie damages may be recovered.
damaees not 20 exceed SlO ror each dsy OF 40.
n.sa LIN. ,
reSuistinp the ta1inS az real ests,s
By Mr.. Bowdle, appropriatins S95. 900 for tie
s. and fnrnishing Of reform school
81 Minor nonntv ~ fnna Inc