The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-03-13
DAKOTA.

whole at hmittee of the
tnrther .onsiS y morning for the
, ,a,,s NV 80 dSSSz 81 the appropriation
pniA SssSssbnfs as reported from the app-o-
r%'Itation committee after discussion. which
lasted until nearly / O'Clock, were recon-
mended to pass. The only new institutions
which received appropriations were:
School of mines at Rapid City. noe
Reform school at Plankinton ........ 1900
Central Dakota University at Ordway.. 2no00
An effort was again made to xiii pettigrcw.s
blu app pr g1a,,n N. S2e, 600 70 the School for deaf
than Yesterday, the bill being finally rernrte5
favorahly, with the amount fixed at SO 600
The bills viii all come up for final consideration
.Ss@0' The f biils @ essabl # nas n nsw # in them Van
will receive some opposition, on The
ground . sAs Territory has 'As
do not warrant the establishment Tho ME
establishing the Central Dakota uniyersitw af t
ordway VIII probably go through, thereby scor-
ing q victory for Kennedy, who RECENTLY lost a
similar bill In the council. When the nav 81 Iii
goes to the senior body there will be musio
Gov. Pierce will send AiA''''
A BATCH OF NOMINATIONS
TO the council In a few days, probably before the
close OF the present week. The offices to be filled
are: Auditor, treasurer, attorney general. snner-
tmtendent Of public Instruction and assistant.
There are also a number of boards in which there
are vacancies to be filled, but nominations for
those positions will be deferred until a later day.
G Gni prominent aanran candidate for the authorship are
enmbent. E. W. Caldwell Of Sioux Falls,
G q qlsiso D p. p,S Crouch uaa : Of Huron, Col. S.
marck. These gentlemen are ali pressing their
claims for the position, ont it is difficult to saw
VINO VIII win the prize, us geographical locations
anu o5ner important matters are to be taken iuto
consideration IN making the appointment, For
the office Of treasurer w. n. McVay,w who has filed
the position acccptably. for two terms. aud
1sadiny .e aand mas 40 nearly nearly expired. is one OF the
Grlgsby OF Sioux Falls. and J. W. Raymond and
=: a: Fairchild Of Bismarck, the twc last
marck National bank and cashier of the First
National bank OF Bismarck. 1t is generally un-
derstood that Alex Hughes is a candidate for re-
appointment TO the attorney generaiship. His
enemies have been after his scalp, enaeayorinp
to legislate him out by abolishins the office, but
without success. the bill being defeated in com
Hughes position on the capital commission.
where he won notUriety unenviable TO many'
hon. 70. mclaughlin Of Grafton, member of the
present council, is understood tie be a cam
d1date fot the Office. So far as heard from.
but one candidate of any prominence has ap-
peared tTr the office of superintendent CT public
1nstruction-Gen. II. Il. Beadla, Ghe present in
cumbent. Blakemore, of the huRse, would like
the position, but it will not, in all probability.
be thrust upon him. The council busted itself
bills being passed. Walsh's bill regulating the
GRADING AND TRANSPORTATION OF WHEAT
connse up Tomorrow at ) O'Clock. Tomorrow,
ulueT slttcai OrQer, The mouse VIII consider the
wheHt bill drawn up by the joint committee
thatyisited the Minnesota legislature in com-
mfttee of the whole on Friday. What remains
o. nne Two mor ni haso after passage ,s.,aE through the two
exert themselves to any extent during the Pr
manning fifteen DAYS OF the session. Bills intco-
duced in the council to-day: By Mr.. Turner, ps-
tablishtng a superintendent school district OF
Howard, Miner county: by Mr.. Cameron. estab-
aishing a superintendent school district of Gil
man. Lake county.
Council Bills Passed-iAllowing boards of
supervisors Of townships to issue ivonds
amending sections z aGd 10, chap. 39,sCivil
Code: regulating the salaries of county tINasur-
er and register of deeds: authorizing commits
Nsioners of Turner c0lnty to fund Indebtedness;
authorizing the commissioners of Stutslnan
county to fund indebtedness: creating eddy
county and defining the boundaries of !Aoster
county, subject to ayote of the people OF the
county; amending sec. 51l, code, civil foreelos-
nre: creating the independent school district of
tCanova. Miner county, for preventing the
spread OF obnoxious weeds, trcqulring fnerr de-
struction by owners and by overseers OF high
ways, and levies a tax on land for the cost of de-
stroying such weeds when she owner negleets to
remove same): amending sec. q, chap. 10, iPo-
litical Code, leaving it iu the power of the judge
TO appoint sixteen or twenty-three members of
the grand jury; offering a bounty for planting
trees on prairies; Incorporating the syillnge OF
Mavville; amending the act incorporating the
city of Canton; authorizing the commissioners
to purchase ground and build ajail; authorizing
Independent School District No. rs, Walsh
county, to issue bonds TO build u school house.
Bills introduced in the house: By Mr. John
son, creating a county board of auditors and de-
filming their duties. y Nj. Williams. creating
Mclean, Stevens. Mcf1enry and Sheridan coun-
ties a subdivision of the Sixth judicial district.
BY Mr.. Clark, creating Carbon county from the
western part of Morton county. b. Mr.. Smith,
preventing civil officers from entering into con-
tract with towns, townships, cities or the terri
tory. By MIR. Martin, amending sec. 1888, Civil
Code; also. amending sec. Is. lpstioe Code:
also, to protect buffalo, elk, prairie chickens,
etc. between the LIST of January and LIST of Sep
TENDER of each year
x3t.s in,loduced n.shc house: By MI. SmsAs
appropriatinc 81 800 for the territorial board Vi
agriculture. BY Mr.. Ward, amending the charter
of the city OF Chamberlain. By MI. Ruger, ere.
ating the county of Washington: by Mr.. Mar.
tin. amending sec .. char. "a, laws or 1881
BY Mr.. Coe, creating the county ofEEddy, BY
MI. Oliver, funding indebtedness of Fort Kan.
som school township, Ransom county. ~
Mr.. oliver, repeating chap. SO, session
laws Of lsss. BY Mr.. sonthwick, chang.
K x sIS County. BY MIR. Ward, establishing
superintendent school districts of Turner Goun'
ty. BY Mr.. Bayard, establishing fi,e schooi dls.
trict OF B~iidgewater. BY Mr.. Strong, changini
the boundaries of commissioner districts IL
Walsh county. BY Mr.. Eldridge, Incorporating
the village of Big Stone City; BS'alr. M " ina Is
authorizing the issue of $4,000 bends Tor III.
purpose of making permanent improvements am
furnishing the territorial penitentiary at BIB
marck.
Gov. Pierce sent two nominations to the
council to-day, J. w. RAYMOND Of Blsmarck tof
treasurer and Joseph Ward of Yankton for su-
perintendent of public instruction. The cou mel
spent some time in executive session consider
ny the appointments, finally deciding to put
70 wait for final action until all the nominations
ire in or to withhold action for q While IN order
to keep the capital Iemovers so ehgrossea ~
Watching appropriations and appoin tments as
to prevent their acting on the capital removal
The nominations give general satlstaotlon ano
will probably be confirmed. Mr.. IL
,rn.;1aot oP tho RisynarcR National BANK, has
-ihe first banker In the territory. II
ease of his appointment the TERRITORY
twelve years as pastor Of the Congregations
church Of Yankton, and is now president OF 3
college at that place. He Is a man OF marked
sbility. line education, and well adapted to per.
form the duties OF the office. 1t Is UNDERSTOOD
That he yves his appointment largely TO Jam
ble's influence. RayInand's nomination as treas
urer augurs we'll for Gaidwelfs chances to secnrt
The authorship. In fact, it is generally believed
that he will be the lucky man, ASIDE from ap
preparation bills and nominations no pnsines
Of any particular Importance, cccuplea she AZ
tention of either house to-day. Coi smeolc!
called AL o, up the Of h0n1 Rooer nii o seasassnR an i
locate the county seat at Wilmot. The bill re
yising the Fargo city charter was discussed J!
The holse. the claim being made that theGounci
amendments had been changed by ontsloe par
ties. The bill was sent to the councii, Where !
was carefully examined, found to be correct, ant
returned to the house. A committee has b see
appointed to investigate the supJecG. n
ernoon. considering a few sections, but defsrrin
final consideration until tomorrow; a bl a;n WI
be introduced III The house Tomorrow 70 diS1d
SUNK county by taking off two tiers OF town
from the north, forming q new county froI
Their and two ciers from the south or Brown
the question to be submitted to the voters1
the proposed new county.
THE COUNTY SEAT or sP1NK,
is to be located by a vote of the peopie, ana :
Two tiers of towns are to be taken from IA
northY thereby REDUCING Ashton's votes, Redfiel
:eels confident Of securing the prize
- B 1lkAncK, Oak, Special Telegram, Feb
~ LImmediatel, after assembling to-da
the council went into executive session an