The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-12-25
IN TIE SENATE
The following joint resolution was memoir.
hlly ntloDted.

The following joint resolution was memoir
ally adopted:
Be it resolved by the senate and house Of
thanks of the Legislature arc hereby rendered to
the state executive committee for the able, pa
s n and efficient manner In which they have
o. an. h snd ss Il tenders aaS ass
cial congratulations to Hon. Hugh j. Camp
boil. president Of the executive commit
.ss t N Of sh, STATE
energy, zeal and ability: that It recognizes thu
d!igcnt and firm sentiment Of the people which
has established and now supports the itsts I,
aud that the people will eter remember his pa.
triotic services.
Senator Templeton introduced Joint res
olution memorializng congress to open up
portion of the great Sioux reservation. Re-
ferred to the committee on federal relations
The senate voted to adjourn at $50
p nj. Although 1t tried hard to do
so. the legislature could not finish
their work to-day they will conclude and
m anearn BY t4 fSa 5s.ot neon large
ISOLATION was hold here tonight, in
which there was an almost unanimous
assent to the resolutions reported. approx
ing all action taken by the Legislature and
approving tho message of Gov. Mellette re-
fosng to tSas anything wSa less from
by the constitution Of this
state, and pledglng tho members Of the
association TO use all their ability and facili-
ties for the success of the statehood move
ment by earnestly and persistently adyocat-
ADJOURNMENT SINE D1n
HURON, Oak, Special Telegram. Dec IT,
President Frank appointed the following
senate committees:
Fisher. Stanchfield, Parker
observation-disclosures. Ericsson. Bronson, McKin-
ney, Templcman.
Eiections-Stanchfield, White, LAWN, Money,
.;Agriculture-white. Mcvey. Mills. sanborn.
Elfes.
ENDORSEMENT. and Enrollment-Foote. Ncill.
,Insurance-ohnson. Barron, Braden. Gamble.
Assessment and Collection Of Taxes-Bradcp,
Mills. Wlite, Bogert, Footc.
=, neutrality-suspicious. Neill. Parker. Byron.
Tenplcman. Parsons, Stanchfeld
>, Banks and neutrality-suspicious., Bogert. Fisher,
Observation-Disclosures, Foote, Fisher
Cameron. White Came Templcton.
Acknowledgment, Ha.ics Aikens, Bradcn,
Revenue-Reod, Mcclure. Braden. Hoadloo,
Caine.
State Afrairs-tCainc. Ericsson. Parsons, Temple.
:, Federal Rclations-Adams. Parker, Gamble,
Reed. Haincs.
Counties and Townshils-Fisher. johnson,
Miles, Barnes, Foote. Barron Templeman
Boland. Footc. Neiii -''''' '''''N'''''''N'
=, Publ, gnildings-Miles Tcmpleman. sanborn.
Elfcs
Zines and Mining washabaueh. Parker. Bo.
and, Barron, johnson.
Warehouse and Grain Grading-Barron, Tom.
plemsn, White. Mcvey. Elfcs.
- Corporations Haines, Cameron, Neill, Parker,
Templeman.
Miles N''
Charitable and Penal Institutions-Templo.
lmmigration-Headlec. Mcvey, Elfes, Adams,
Boand
Highway. and Bridges-Elfes. Aikens Caine,
HIles,Mc: y; Barnes; Reed. Aikens. Gamble.
Fisher, stanchfield, Mcvey
Constitutional Observation-Disclosures, San.
bern. Mcclure. LAWN, Boiand.
~ hiver lmprovements-BronsOn. Mckinney,
Tcm2leton Ericsson. ElfeB
The salaries of senate officers were fixed at
virtually the same figures as those Of the
house. Aspecial committee waited on the
governor and asked him II be had anything
further to communicate. He replied mega.
lively. The senate then adjourned at 1890
p. H.. subject to the call of the governor and
speaker of the house In the house vote OF
thanks was extended to the citizens of Huron
for their kindness. also to the officers for
their courtesy. Speaker Eddy made few
changes in the house committees A letter
was read from Nh. Hughitt, Offering to re.
turn members over the Chicago & North.
western railway for one-fifth fare. Aspecial
commission reported that 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-
5ourned subject to the call of the governor
and speaker.