The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-03-19

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;stract right Of women to the ballot, bnt they
show how NECESSARY II is TO approach such q sub
ject with deliberation. II women are to be en-.
wonder, but as a merited reform resulting from
mature reflection: approved by the public CON.
science and sanctioned BY the enlightened judg.
ment Of the people.
Is lSigned]t GILBERT A. PIERCE, Governor.
I.l4.1L NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED
The council this evening confirmed the
nominations Of trustees, regents, directors
.ete. Of territorial fastitnt lions, railroad com
missioners, board Of health, eto.,t as follows
r. University Of North Dakota w. N. Roach and
F. R. Fulton, Grand Forks county. e i 3ss.5
Jones. Lewis Lyon ana n, = Foley, Of ssutaman
L. Fry Of Cass county. rs - In
North Dakota Reform SCHOOL, John Haggart Of
GAGS county, Jud ha Moure Of tPembina.
Samuel dusS S 4. n. aresa osl' RoWefs
School Of Mines, Rapid City-Edwin Van else
and Charles ". Mather, Of Lawrence county; A
ton county; George Roland Of Custer county t! "A
School for Deaf Mutes-Frank L. Biaokman,
%: P. Liyingston 2. a Runkle, 8, n. Brownson,
Normal School 1t Madison. a. Trow, O. B.
Ke1aedy and Wesley ~, tor four years and
fS5 sho
Of Yankton county, Alfred A. Hueston Of Lincoln
county, IA p. Colby Of Yankton. al f.ff', -
AGrIedltufal College. Brook ings..W. a Skin
county, Thomas Reed Of Kingsbury county, B.
r. Wagner Of Bon Homme county. ss5sssl. 81
Supervisors OF Census-So Dakota. Robert
Edwards. Cass county. a d s III 555 An
/. Railroad Commissioners ~ Central Dakota,
William NJ Evans, Grant county: North Dakota,
Dakota, W. \. McVay. Yankton county. q y
Co1nmissid1er OF Observation-Disclosures Dun.
lap; Headle comfy! "
county: g. NJ. Stutenroth, Codington county:
w. b williamson Bnrleigh; ". n 81. Brown,
YanktonS oounty: WsB. steese, Hughes county.
g. Hills, William MoBaine. O. 4 Uline and r E.
University at yermIlllon-c E. Prentice iis, a,
sasn Joy county, county, she Maaass Lincoln
Board .of eal.a-president, Henry Z, q. Rem,
mings, MeGook county; independent; T. ~ N Daa.
row, Cass county. ~ q $50 20 800
HOUSE BILLS PASSED THE COUNCIL. Ss
authorizing hyde county to issue bonds to
erect q court house; amending SEQ 70, General
Laws Of 1888; amending sec. 8, chap 45, Laws
Of 1888: amending the act authorizing Roberta
county to fund indebtedness; providing for the
disposal Of the Dakota exhibit at New Orleans
and the custody Of permanent articles by the
commissioner OF immigration; to provide stand-
ard weights and measures and for other pur-
poses; amending the city charter Of Bismarck
eoaaes ssoreta4y ISIS for ses
days extra work; concerning cases at law arta-,
msriy Of the Third distriot with an amendme s
amending the village charter Of Egan; appropriss
ating $25 each extra ay to clerks and subordi-
city, Of Bismarck to 'issnsss$t5 900 sewerage
bonds; authorizing the ctty;of Bismarck to issue
$4,000 refunding school bonds.
Council bills passed the house: Nh
Amending the act Incorporating Mitoheil |!
legaiiztng the assessment of taxes In Roberts
county: funding the debts of Davidson county:
anthoriziAg Bon Homme county to fund out
building and loan associations. F7I "a *,
81 . Of MORE BILLS THROUGH.
The council passed the following house,
bills: u. ~ "a s. RI j
. Hyde county court house bonding act: amend.
Shs county aSt
Orleans: amending SEQ. 70 General Laws Of
1883; anehdtng SEQ. 3. chap. AS, Special Laws
Of 1888; providing standard weights and
measures; postpontng the Bismarck election
and providing for the construction Of water
WORKS; spproprtating 81 80 to Arthur Linn,
council clerk IN 1874, for;ext work; amending
Of Bismarck to issue ST. 900 sewerage bonds
%s a1nan; aas sss
in Apri ineorp6 tug The city Of Groton: yote
fpg EXTRA oompenaation N: to sthe chairmen Of the,
endorsement and enrolling committees. BE Is
BISMARCK, .Dak:, Special Telegram, March
14.-The second conference COMMITTEES
finally agreed on the !appropria bill at 5
O'clock this morning, and reported The bill
was passed by both houses In o short time,
and; signed by the governor at 7:O5, when
the legislature adjourned The apnreprta-
ton bill, over which the final struggle was
had, nppropriates as follows: &. a. -. -