The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-12-25

uneaetal nelatlons-Sterllng Newton, French
Elliott, J. H. Patton, Porter, Field, Homer.
PuDllc L~ands-Allen, Luther, Manning. From
son, Coles, lie Cocq, GoodselI.
state Afairs-Beebe D.. G.. Turner, Hanson,
Huntley, James, Mattice, Shannon.
Connties-Berry Green, Hobart, Faulk. Chan.
man, Dichler aud Wardell.
lnsurance-Shannon, Donahue, Dewell, Adams
rem, j. X. Smith, Lewis.
Mines and Minipg-D. G. Turner, Warden
Greeley, Buchanan. Vanosdel, Green, Hall,
Rples-,Wvalling, Coles, Richmond, Shull, Allen,
Dahl, Wells.
Warehouses, Grain Grading and Dealinr-Jen
gins, Sweet, Woodsell, Chapman, Cane, Aiken,
Lyman.
Manufactures Chapman. Walters, Ward,
Wright. Hanson, Gaudy, Dow.
Elections and Priyileges-Shull. Ryan, Ben
nett; Donahue, Cogan, Berwill, Mason.
Edncation-White Coles, Mulholland, New
Immigration-Coles, French, J. d. Patton.
oieson. Morris, Manning, Dutch.
Highways. Bridges aud Ferries-Wilcox. Jones,
Amundson, Howell. Huntley, Kelsey, White.
Penal Northumberland, j. III. Patten, Por.
ter, Field, Reese, Riggs.
Charitable Neutrality-suspicious., Summerside.
Lreat, Wardell. Farrell, Crane, Carlisle.
Indian Affairs u. r. Smith. knight, Greene
Msttlce, Shaul Faux, LoYeless.
townships and Ctties-Newton. Berry, Lowe
Ironson, Whitcomb, Dott, Morris:
constitutional Observation-Disclosures, Hosmer
Fenno, Cloudy, Jenkins, Thomson, Weeden:
hlver OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Luther, Stew
art Mulholland, Sterling, Rynn, Riggs.
Lewis, Ii. IL. Turner.
Walling, Lecocq. Kilsey, Loveless.
Prnhlblt1on Legislation-J III. Patten, Greeley,
Bnchannon, Shannon, ID. c. Turner, II. III. Smith,
Duell.
Mr.. Shannon introduced a bill requiring
the governor and speaker to convene the
legislature on sixteen days notice. when they
believe it is expedient to do so. Read three
times and passed.
THE NEW SENATOR
AT noon a joint session was held to COM
pare the votes of yesterday for United States
senator's. Lieut. Gov. Frank, president of
the joint convention. declared G. c.
Moody and A. J. Edgerton elected. Later
6hese gentlemen We're escorted to the plat
form and made speeches, Moody at some
length. They were a%pplauded. Gamble, of
lankton, moved to invite Judge Camp
bell to speak. Although this was ask
ing him TO pronounce an eulogy at
his own funeral, he stepped forward and
made a brilliant, progressive speech, which
cluded his speech the whole house
went wild with enthusiasm and the SEN
ators and representatives rose and
gave three cheers for him. Although de-
teated, he was the lion OF the hour. A Joint
committee on memorfaliZing congress was
appointed. The house fixed the salaries OF
It's officers as follows: S6 a day to the four
principal clerks; SO TO the chaplain
and sergeant-at arms. two to the page. Mr..
Berry's motion that the representatives and
their officers donate their salary and mileage
10 the state was laughed out of the house.
4 message from the senate that it would be
ready to adjourn at $50 p. IN. was
memorial to congress, which embodies no
new points; was adopted. Adjourned to
$50 Thursday morning. There was very
little done
IN TEE SENATE.
The following joint resolution was memoir
ally adopted:
Be it resolved by the senate and house of
representatives of Dakota, that the sincere
thanks of the Legislature are hereby rendered TO
The state executive committee for the able, pa
triotic and efficient manner in which they have
discharged their responsible and labori-
sial congratulations to Hon. Hugh j. Camp
bell, president of the executive commits
tee, upon the founding of this state. to
The creation of which ae has devoted so much
energy, zeal and ability: that 1t recognizes the
iiligcnt and firm sentiment of the people which
has established aud now supports the itate II
largely due to his able and enlightened labors,
and that the people will ever remember his pa
;riotic services.
Senator Templeton introduced a joint res
olution memorializing congress to open up a
portion of the great Sioux reservation. Re-
terred to the committee on federal relations.
The senate voted to adjourn at $50
.. m. Although 1t tried hard TO dc
20, the legislature could not finish
their work to-day they will conclude and
adjourn by tomorrow noon. A large
meeting of the Dakota Press as
ISOLATION was held here tonight, in
which there was an almost unanimous
assent TO the resolutions reported, approy-
ing all action taken by the Legislature and
approving the message of Gov. Melletre re-
fucing to take anything less from
congress than what Is asked
by the constitution of his
state, and ~pledglng the members OF the
association to use all their ability and facili-
lies for the success of the statehood move
ment by earnestly and persistently advocat-
ing it in their papers
ADJOURNMENT SINE LIE
HrnnN- Oak. Special TELEGRAM. Dec. IT,