Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-03-12
DAKOTA LEGISLATURE

l NMIA EMfEOAUMhD IN = %S@El@A Urs
~ Mr. richards on. smssai5s .-s.on Z,
charter 81 laws % Ia. ryHr wsssssa
rneuaostalt % .srsrosA plaeinT 8en. GRAFT on Che
r.stred iisG BY nNetwkk. vacattux cerr2in
rcrtbsas a NsshFu & C9burxs addition 20 tho
-4sy ~ rrcokinx. BY Mr. Pettigrew. rcpeaiint
ascsions ca 6a Cd 81 and s., chapter ii2 sos
sion laws Of 1899 Bv Mr.. Westoss-, establish
tnx an lndepenient school district In Won
socket. sanbor1 county. By Mr. Bowdle. pro-
yidsng fer funGing the Indebtedness Of tina cisy
o. Mitchell. aiso, vscatfag cegtsia blocks IN
Mzrion J1Dcstsr. BY Mr. Walsh. kuthortxinx .
s.sst.ssSr faa.psnsisn sohoe, pis,siss so j.
~ sss ssrs. ssa@as y B1a Han@ s s aSsseIs :
tand indehtstness By Mr. Bowdle authorizing
inGshtedness. By Mr. Walsh. vzcsxlng certain
t0wn plxss aud Aadflons
counsiI bals passed Reststsr sEd ssnendinr
eer5siz portion. ~ roopers addition city Ok
uusft0nf dranfns the b0nnssrte9 OF the co1nty
u McfeAnt s1aendinT section . OK tbs act pro-
WAisa coruff; imprUving tks pablo school kys-
tsln 81 the CITY " Psroe. annertfnz The charter
VI the city q CAstletc1
horn county az woonsoekst. funding the in
Ge~bsedEsss Of the town Of Ptaukin:on, Aurora
sousty amending toe charter os vernniili0n,
areraoon = eswmitsss st.ss noe eaaaisersss
The insnrsncs oil recently passed ~ the c0rn-
eli. Frrtkcf consideration u tbs same is q spe-
Ntaf HtFtff Tex - o FlDGA NO-tADTf1Ms AU1IHX LN0
bills introduced to-day u one by Mr. Larson re-
fafluE 20 chan ges sf boandArien 81 eoonfier. Tho
bill provides that the boundary lines ~ counties
thai have sssn organized for LhFse on more years
shan Bos bs 5hsn<sd unless hv q a majority vote
% TIE lezal voters in tbe e5nnty frosn vhtch the
TERRITORY snaIl BE- teEsn- Eishia measure becomes
. aw 70 VIII dcuottsSs 90 mucn 20 prevent
regesttions Of the county tEOubies that have o.
Cured In The past
THE sPTxx oorSrs uaYfaA
VII probably eorls ap tD.utcfr9s In the house.
FOG discussion. Mixers bill locating The coantv
seat a. Ashton Ia Gee. repasteA bSeA from the
ninnytsy report being Submitted naming Red
bed as the ecnsty SCAT Both parties claim -
be able 20 carry the day. - IL quite ptpb&Bls
Gxain this week But ton days OF the session re-
main. and The rsnsoveys feel that y anything Is
TO b done aetion rilst ba taken soon
Biils iHtroduced in the house By MI Lsr-
son, authorizing = cnarter for kk Point By 81,
mccall amending sec. 81 crap IS political
code. entitled -reSenre- By Mr. Mctfuxh.
aneending chan ~, Gen Laws Of Iss2 relating
70 the levy AID collection Of taxes on railroad
Companies By Mr.. B~akenofe, providing for
the publication q laws An the nc wsparers.pf tire
territory ass casrteEsg. tht Village q Noon-
socket By Mr. NgHDG. rspeallfiz thu Law pro-
vidtng Tor the appointment Of superintendent Of
punlic instruction fur tbs territory. By Mr.
Williams. maktGg county orders receivable for
tzxe. m oarIctgh county ana fnbstess Oezriaz
after presentation. BY Mr.. HEatiRgton, % pro-
y EAE ~ ~ 9t3AA n NA't II III
bank 4 Western railroad By NE. Dewoody,
lczslizlng the acts % The trustees Of Ipswich.
By Mr. Stewart, suthorizlng the commissioners
preventing changes lathe boundary lines Of or
Eanized cOanttes. also, providing Tor the return
Of patients from hospitals for the insane 10 their
hcme& By Mr. McHuGh, su,horxing the COM
Misstcners OF Cavalier county 70 fand indebted
ness. BY Mr. Smith, establishing a territorial
Horticultural aud forestry association. By Mr..
sSantou. establishing an Independent school
district 70 Oak Hollow, Hutchinson county;
ALSO yarratrU eefrafn rssrfloua uf tbs ~fru NJ
Malcar By Mr.. Williams. protecting game IN
pendent school district IN Grafton authorizing q
special election 20 locate the county seat of Bon
Homms county; defining the boundaries OF
Ramsey and Benton eonntIes.
BisxARcx, Oak Special Telegram, March
3-That the threats uttered occasionally
4nrine the pastsix weeks, by southern mem
bers IN the heat of debate, that the north had
DOT vet heard the last OF the capital removal
were Intended to be carried out was proven
Today by the resurrection from the special
house committee OF the bin relocating the
capital at Pierre The committee who have
bad charge OF The bill for several weeks, Last
consisted Of MessrS southwick, Huntington,
Miller, Mark Ward and WilliamS The first
three gentlemen reported the bill back. rec
ommendlng that II pass with the amendment
~ NJ nv tAt1tAA NLyu4u uNt DE Ittu0Ntu LEOh
Bismarck TO Pierre until the LIST Of May,
Aessra Ward and Williams sub
mttsed q majority report unfav-
orable TO the bill A motion was
AZ once made 10 adopt the report, this being
followed oy another 20 indefinitely postpone
further consideration Of the bill, and this in
by a motion 70 lay the motion to indef-
niteiy postpone on the table A call Of the
house was then ordered, and the last motion
carried by a vote OF 25 to 23. OF the south
ern members, MessrS Clark. Huntingdon,
Johnson, Huston, Langen, Dewoody and
K4d. voted in the negative. No
sqQaer hadathA xote been announcA than .
bombsbef5 was bred into the ranEs of the
South DaH1tians in the form Of a resolution
offered by Mark Ward, charging W. & Wells
End Up Prentice Of Pierre with
MGKSG coKRUPT oFYns
TO members. and paying them money 20 vote
Tor the capital removal bin The resolution
The council went into executive session at
O'Clock to-day, and confirmed the nomina-
ion OF Speaker Rice as attorney general
The opposition qua not number more rsan
1alf Q dozen votes, and Is said to have come
from the north Gov. Pierce's motion in
dominating Rice appears to haye been to
united, md judging from the fact that Rice
'ecared their support for the speakership,
he appointment was made on that ground
The only criticism that IL heard on the APP
pointlnent is as 10 Rice's qualifications for
he position. Tn council concurred to-day
n the house amendments to the appropria-
bills. with the exception OF the Brook
Agricultural college, in which case q
committee Of conference was appointed
Bills introduced in the council:
BY Nj. Gamble. amending the charter OF the
sfty OF fankton; also, fixing the term OF the
district court Of the Sixth Judicial district. By
Mr. Duncan, regulating the sale OF intoxicating
iquoEs providing that the commissioner Of
connsy, upon q petition az the majority Of
egal voters OF The county. sncli refuse 10 grant
license tor the sale OF Intoxicating liquors. BY
hr Nickeus, annexing certain townships to Mo
county.
Council bills passed:
Changing the name Of cert in churches in Ron
Houme county; amending sec. s chap s, Po-
iticai Caae; yacating certain portions Of Mat
ihewis addition 10 the city u Brook1ngs; pro-
riding for the assessment and taxation Of tele-
Taph property IN the territory; regulating the
egsnts OF territorial institutions; Offering q re-
yard for the discovery Of anthracite coal In the
eErttory; authorizing the commissioners OF
sass county 20 fund an Indebtedness and finish
NJ and furnishing the cour. house; amending
sertain sections Of the penal code.
House bills passed.
AppropriAiinz 5000 for the running EXPENSES
Z me nosrai soaool a. speafn,n; estanlsn,ng
ounty.
Bills introduced in the house:
BY Nr. Ward. funding the outstanding In
lebtedness Of Marion school district, Turner
oEEty, BY Mr.. Barnes. prohibiting the manu-
acture ana sale Of intoxicating liquors, and pro-
riding conditions for local options- By Mr..
establishing an independent school dis
riet IN Harrison, Douglas county. By Mr.. Nor
exemp1tng from assessment or tax
ltton all lands taken for public high
Ways BY Huston. providing for the
oFmatfon Of school districts BY Mr.,
,wanton. ~yscatin9 Cherry street, town OF Menno,
county: also. providing for the re-
ief o. labor, material and men who did work
nd furnished materials for the capitol baI.ding.
By Mr Oliver, amending the charter o. Lisbon.
By Mr. Rice, establishing an independent school
IN fsaudrcan. Moody county. BY Mr..
hutchinson. suthoftzfng the commissioners OF
.elson county 10 fund Indebtedness. BY Mr..
aEfhortdnx the city q Bismarck 70
ssue $4,000 Of bonds to pay for sewerage.
The coTnnittse appointed by the house to-
lay 10 investigate the chsrgeso Of bribery. met
n the pariors of the Sheridan house this
isenlng and organized for work Some pre-
iminary evidence was taken Prentice was
.alled before The committee and denied the
claiming ability TO prove his inno-
sncS Prentice and Wells will appear be-
ore the committee tomorrow, nc 10 o'clock,
Nth an attorney TO conduct their cases The
Of Dewoody and Pierce, members OF
be house. have been mentioned in connec-
ion with the case Rich Developments NAV
te looked for Tomorrow