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also. to protect DunaIo, elk. prairie chickens.
ETC.. between the 1st of January and lst Of Sen,
TENDER OF each year.

also, to protect DunaIo, elk. prairie chickens.
etc. between the 1st of January and lst Of Sen,
TENDER OF each year.
Gov. Pierce sent two nominations to the
council to-day, j. w. Raymond Of Bismarck for
treasurer and Joseph Ward of Yankton for su-
Aerintcndcnt of public instruction. The council
>pent some time in executive session consider
ng the appointments, finally deciding to put
o wait for final action until all the nominations
IRE i'll or to withhold action for a while in order
% keep The capital 1emovers so engrossed in
10 prevent their acting on the capital removal
The nominations give, general satisfaction and
Will VII probably 81 +h be Soniirmed; M: RAYMOND, is
The first b banker in the territory. In
will secure u competent officer. Mr.. Ward served
twelve wears as pastor of the Congregations
church of lankton, and is now president of a
utility, fine education, and we'll adapted 10 per.
form the duties OF the office. 1t is understood
I h1a.s he he . owes his pappoln5ment largely to Gam.
nrer augurs we'll for Caldwells chances to secure
he andit:r,hin: In fact, it is generally believed
preparation bills and nominations no bushes.
+ amy particular importance occupied the at.
tention of either house to-day. Col. smedley
che division of Roberts county, and
succeeded in so amending it as te
locate tne county seat at Wllmot. The bill re.
vising the Fargo city charter was discussed in
the house, the claim being made that the council
amendments had been changed by outside par
lies. The Pin was sent to the council, where il
returned to the house. A committee has beer
appointed to investigate the subject. The
house took up the insurance bill late in the aft.
ernoon, considering a few sections, but dcfcrrins
final consideration until tomorrow. A bill vii.
be introduced in The house Tomorrow to divide
Sphinx county by taking off two tiers of town,
from the north, forming q new county from
them and Two TIERS from the south Of Brown
the question to be submitted to the voters o.
the proposed new county.
THE COUNTY SEAT OF SPHINX
iw 70 t DC loc af to, by vote vote of Of the people, and a.
north, thereby reducing Ashton's votes, RedfieIe
feels confident OF securing the prize.
Bills INTRODUCED in The house: BY Mr.: Smith
agriculture. BY Mr.. Ward, amending the chartea
of the city OF Chamberlain. By Mr.. Ruger, ere.
ating the county of Washington. BY Mr.. Mar.
BY Mr.: Coe, creating the county of Eddy. By
Mr.. Oliver, funding Indebtedness of Fort Ran.
som school township, Ransom county. By
laws Of 1883. BY Mr.. southwick, chang chang.
ing the name of the village of Nordland
kinssbury county. BY MI. Ward, establishing
ty. BY Mr.. Bayard, establishing the school dis.
trlct of B~fidgewater. BY Mr.: Strong, changing
the boundaries Of commissioners districts il
the village Of Big Stone City. By Mr.. Williams
authorizing the issue of $4,000 bonds for til,
purpose of making permanent improvements ant
furnishing the territorial penitentiary at Bis.
marck.
BISMARCK, Oak, Special Telegram, Feb.
27.-Immediately after assembling to-day
the council went into executive session and
confirmed, by a unanimous vote, the nom
nations sent in by Gov. Pierce-of ]. W.
Raymond of Bismarck for territorial treas
urer and Rev. Joseph Ward of Yankton for
superintendent of public instruction. The
only opposition to Raymond came from Bis
marck, and this being known yesterday, the
southern members decided to wait a day to
ascertain whether it was genuine. As soon
as they ascertained that it was, they turned
in and voted for Raymond unanimously.
Among the bills lost to-day were those pro-
viding for the appointment of immigration
agents and an inspector of Illuminating oils.
Th insurance bill is made the special order
for 3 o'clock tomorrow in the house. Bills
introduced in the council:
BY Mr.. Austin, changing the boundaries of
Richland county. By Mr.. Twomey, authorizing
to finish the court house and to fund bridge in
debtedness. BY Mr.. Kennedy, amending the
charter of Aberdeen. BY Mr.. Wagner, changing
county. By Mr.. Nickeus, revising and amending
the charter of the city OF Bismarck: also, amends
ing sec. us, code of civil procedure: also, max
Xix sl WIN W GilS Pay lIcllU Ol II
pages of the council. BY Mr.. Richardson, pro-
viding for printing n1i and binding The session laws
OF 1850. BY Mr.. Twomey, amending sec. 1745.
civil code.
COUNCIL BILLS PASSED.
Amending sec. 4, chap. 3, Political Code:
establishing an independent school district in
tile city of Grafton; amending the act estab-
fishing a code oisnroccdure in justices courts: to
provide for changes of venue on examinations
on criminal charges: authorizing county boards
to furnish justices with Melvilte's Court Prac-
Lice. Civil and Criminal: for extending and con,
Meeting certain streets in Madison. Lake county,
where town proprietors have refused to open
streets.
House bills passed:
Amending sec, 3s9. Civil Code, relating to
filing articles of incorporation: amending sec.
go, chap: 80, Political Code, relative to jurors
fees in justice courts: authorizing the COM
r.!ssiuuers of Deuel. county to issue bonds to
fund Indebtedness: amending certain sections
of part 2. chap. l3; Civil Procedure, relative to
eXcmptions; establishing independent school
district, No. 1, Douglass county; providing a
caarter for the city Of Wahpeton, subject to a
vote of the people.
Bills introduced in the house:
BY Mr.. Hclviy, amlnenping sec. 81, chap. 21,
Revised Code. by Mr.. Williams, for an appro.
priation OF SIS, 952 for current and contingent
expenses of the territorial penitentiary at Bis
marck. BY Mr.. Hobart, providing that the ques-
ton of issuing license for the sale of intoXicat-
ing liquors in Moody county he submitted to a
VOC of the people: also. creating Putnam county
from portions of Brown and Sphinx counties. BY
Mr.. Blakamore, providing for the erection OF q
court house and jail in Hyde county. BY Mr..
Martin, supplementary article i, chap. IL, Code
OF Civil Proceedings, relating to attachments.
House bills passed:
Authorizing the commissioners of Custer coun-
ty to fund indebtedness: authorizing the COM
missionars Of Union county to fund indebted
ness: joint resolution to congress praying for the
opening of the Sisseton and WahIeton Indian
reservations; providing q method for CHANGING
the names OF towns and villages; amending GER
tain sections of chapter 80, Political Code: au-
thorizing the village of Plankinton. Aurora
county, to fund Indebtedness; authorizing the
debtelness; requiring private banks to publish
sworn statements similar to those required OF
national banks: establishing an Independent
school district in Grand View, Douglass county:
to secure the public health and safety against
unwbo!eSome provisions; legaliZing the loca ion
of the county seat of Sanburn county; amending
the act incorporating Aberdeen relating to liquor f,
licenses.
Council bills passed:
Authorizing the counties Of Lake and Kings.
bury to fund indebtedness; providing for the
incorporation OF street railway companies; crea-
ting the county of Marshall and defining its
boundaries; amending the charter Of Grafton Sc
US to give one-fourth of the liquor license to
itical code: amending the act Incorporating the
city of Grand Fork; vacating the town OF Den.
ton. Sanborn county.
Each bill, as it came up for consideration
in committee of the whole, was fought by its
opponent, the dividing line being drawn
mainly between the north and sounth. Cen
trail Dakota received a plumb in the
chnnn of ,.i-Drsf- NJ..-