The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-09-25
Judge Edgerton President-The Work or Or
ganizing-Representatiyes of AL the
Isms on Hand.

tomorrow All eNlnce a desire 10 frame a
good document and adjourn at as early q
day as possible. The leelng OF harmony
grows stronger daily.
Sioux Falls, OAK, Special Telegram, Sept.
ll.-TO-daE has been devoted almost en-
tlrely to committee work., only a snort SEES
sion beng held TINS morning.. rive OF IhG
standing committees were ordered enlarged
by two members each, IN ORDER 10 assign
places to delegates who have arrived since
the committees were first appointed. Ihe
appointments VIII De maze tomorrow
morning, by the president, and Will be as
follows:
Elections and right OF suffrage, wilcox,
AleNander;munlclpaI corporations, Updyke;
federal relations, ~iroudi0ot; executive ana
administrative Nmlth, WILCOX legislative,
"Ir0udloOt, NAlth.
committees nave all Deeh nara NJ work
during the afternoon ana evening, but II ~
not probable that any except that on Im!l-
TIA VIII report tomorrow IN tlleir dt 10
eratlons the constitution adopted ny Inc
convention Oh 1888 Is used as a guide. To-
gether with documents OF various states.
Among the recommendations to be made
by the Legislative committee will be the
following relating TO the legislature;
Inc maximum duration Vi Cle leel9IaIlNe
session 10 De SHY Jays maximum mum
ger III Une house' 10 hlcIlpGIS' miliil.n
90; maximum hliiloef i'll Vhe Selh'e' %
members; MINIMUM 20. age Oh senators,
81 years OF representatives 20 years; per
dlelh OF members 3d. mileage ~ Genus
AN adlourHIhehC Will P~ropapiy oe taken
from to-lnorro" morning uhth . p m
MohGay TO allow tuoSe VINO SO ueslre 10
speno SUNDAY az nome wv,
sioux Fails OAK oPeclai L elegram, sept;
FL o.dty $ session % neGohsIl'uIloHa
cohNentloh wac cnaracCetI%eu ~ II sre"teT
Z; ~ Thn nn@ "'t a. "ntT m"I p,e'T III.
co,,nInteJ I'D The nacbinorv ~ con,,,ittcSe
,ynri, cot i, rnot;op Tho hody ;o roady ~
nroceed With business One STANDING com.
mittee, that on military affairs, submitted
a formal report. providing for the organi-
cation and equipment of the state militia.
Considerable time was wasted in n wrangle
over the subject of printing, the average
delegate posing before the public on the adj
vocate OF economy. The remainder of the
forenoon was occupied with the introduce
ton and reading OF resolutions on various
subjects. The convention has blood in it's
eye whenever the subject OF railroads are
mentioned.
! rmoa4ia a. go
t;nn ;nstr,ct;no +bn cnmn,ittao On olac+;on.
and the right Of %suTrrace to insert = cLanse
in the constitution. in which the word
male shall not occur as a qualification
of su ffragc.
The prohibition question was referred to
only indirectly byShanouse, q strong pro-
nloitlohlS,, VINO uesl'eSa PINK III the pliat-
solmi ~ issulueiouS ihuloaueea cry re-
committoo ON ad.eo 10 and nobanI IL
will ranort snbstan ti,Ilv tha s-cct;ons - tbo
~titution adonted by The convnrt;n,, -
ISsa Tbs committee on name. seat 81
ao,ern mont and sinte boundaries decided
e. reuort in favor OF calling the new state
Dakota. and the northern Boundary the
fortv-s,vih narallel The nnestion az Ia.
~ +ha ca,itol has not vat H.
caIloh ~ wy Suf1syL nfW wy WV DeeH con-
sidered. Among the Recommendations to
be madc by the committee on county and
fnwnshin oroanization will be this:
lna1 no Couh.les sl"l pe oIsari@cu WIN
less than thirty-slx townships. Ioremove
the county seat ~ two-thirds vote OF all
residents shall be required, and in case OF
q iailurc, the attempt sfiailnot be repeated
WITHIN SIX years; ell county oihcers, except
elerk OF courts, 70 pclhehsiple 70 more Imam
'"oVons'uV''o
SIOUX FALLS, Da k. Special Telegram. Sept
I4-As the DAYS pass by it becomes more
and more evident that the delegates Assem-
oled In convection here are in earnest in the
latter OF framing a constitution and apply
ng for admission to the sisterhood of states.
Those who at first scoffed at the movement
nave either become silent or are EMPLOYING
ingenious methods to recede from their
former ~nasition and soin the army of ra-
-..4s 80
cruts mat are marcnlng forward TO state
hood. This earnestness of effort that per-
yades the convention hecame ou;ta annarent
ia. - - -
vttS liOlhiu&s Nu6u buG lOIOWluX EcEOlublOu.