The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-03-13


territorial institutions the ensuing two years
insane ASYLUM. Yankton .SI02,470
insane asylum, jamestown. ..........s $4,000
Dakota university, Vermiilion. 24930D
North Dakota univeTsitv, Grand Forks. 3I,ZUO
Penitentiary, Sioux Falls. .............. OS.1OV
Normal school, Madison. -. .......... $4,000
School OF mines. Rapid City........... 1900
Agricultural college, Brookiugs. ........ $4,000
Territorial library and public printing 5,0O5
Bismarck ponitentiary, Tor use as re-
sn lUrM sG tepritorial hoard 1850
Plumbing, ETC., capitol building. ....... 6,4l5
Total. $500. 700
hoase, According to the provisions Of the bill,
the commissioner viii receive a salary or
3 z g per year, and have "a, 600 az his dis
posal to expend in advertising, office rent and
clerk hire,
BILLS INTRODUCED IN THE COUNCIL
By Jones. defining powers Of the Presbytery
Of South Dakota BY Bowdle. amending the
city charter of Chamberlain.
House bills passed:
Providing for the erection of q court house In
Clark county; Incorporating the city Of clark;
ing the name of N0rdway village TO Ariington;
amending the code OF civil procedure: relative
TO appeals by counties: making burielgh county
warrants receivable for county taxes; amending
the penal code so that penitentiary sentences
may be less than one year: creating a county OF
Adams; providing for annual elections In Faux
county TO locate the county scat until it is
located on q railroad: creating the office OF COM
missioner of Immigration; for the issue OF Mo-
Pherson county funding bonds; revising and
amending the civil code relative to insurance
companies; for the protection OF prairie Chickens
ployer and other game; authorizing Minnehahas
Miner, Kingsbury, Beadle, SuIiy ana Aurora
counties to aid persons whose crops were de-
stroyed by storms: prohibiting civil officers from
entering into contracts with municipalities OF
the territory.
Bills introduced in the house:
n. Ar. ro..nn ao.aJ., aaots,x. 4 and rot,oot-
ing section q OF the act relating TO bonds and
coupons issued by township OF Elk Point. BY
Mr.. Parshall, providing for the purchase OF 100
copies of the first and second volumes. Dakota
reports. BY Mr.. Huntinton, authorizing AM
dover school township, No. 8, Day county, 70
issue bonds TO build school houses. BY Mr.
Steele, amending the charter of the city OF
Steele. BY Mr.. Williams, establishing a conn
mission on legislation.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
incorporating the city of Salem, McCo0k
county; amending the act establishing INDIE
pendent School District No. i, Turner county;
establishing Independent School District No. z,
Turner county: amending the charter OF the city
of Lisbon, Ransom county: appropriating $1,000
To defray the expenses OF the territorial board or
agriculture; appropriating $500 for the con-
struction of e. sewer and cesspool for the capitol
building; supplementary to art. a, chap. IL
Code of Civil Procedure; amending sec =
chap. n, General Laws OF 1881; amending
chap. 10, Political Code, providing that a term
Of the supreme court be held once each
wear at each of the following cities: Bismarck,
Yankton and Deadwood: relating to foreclosure
of mortgages on real estate to be f0reclosed in
cour. rather than by advertising; amending sec.
672, POLITICAL code; relatiug to certificates:
amending secs. 80 and 80, chap. 2l. political code:
amending sec. 32, chap 20, political code. pro-
viding that the governor, treasurer and auditor
constitute a board to lovy q prOportionate terri
torial tax: authorizing the commissioners OF
Roberts county to fund indebtedness: incorpora-
ting the village OF Woonsocket: establishing an
independent school district In Ffandreaus
Moody county: amending the charter Of the city
- Gkaala an ~. IN H. oaa 4 mud rnYna(fn0 onN a
laws of 1881, relating TO bonds Of Elk Points
defining the boundaries of Kidder county.
Council bills passed:
Establishing territorial and county boards OF
tenance OF territorial militia, and appropriating
$4,000 for their support.
-
Judge B. S. Williams Of Yanktou,
who has for many years been clerk OF
the supreme court OF Dakota has re-
signed his position, and James a.
Haight of Bismarck, has been appoints
ed to succeed him.
In anticipation of the opening Of tho.
| Sioux reservation, several parties are
organizing for the purposesof attempt
ing the coal exploration of the Moreau
and Grand river seounties with the
opening Of Spring.
The Father De Srnet Consolidated
Gold Mining company or the Diacik
Hills paid their forty-second dividend
on the 28th of February, of 20 cents a
share a~ggregating $40, ZOO. Total diyi-
dends this year to that date, $4,000.
and total Of forty-two dividends, $780,,
600.
Charles Anderson, William Curtiss,
William Wood and Thomas Cnrtiss, the
four men arrested for tarring and feath-
ering Clement Schmidt, Of Ashtabuls.
have been held to the grand jury on
the charge Of burglary. consisting in
forcibIy entering complainant's house
with intent to commit a crime.
Mr.. RI. Ralsten Of Elkmoant town
ship, this county, says che Grand FORKS
Herald, brought here for delivery to
John Coulter, o yearling Durham bull
which weighed $40 pounds. It was
raised by Samuel Whaley, OF Eikmount,
and is one of the most perfect speci
mems of Durham stock ever seen in
this country.
Mitchell, of the Rapid City Republic
can, vacates the editorial chair with
tile remark that he is driven to the
alternative Of abandoning either journal
ism / the practice OF law, aud WITH
that human weakness born Of a~varice,
will follow the phantom which promises
the greatest gain"
Remarkable mirages are among the
atmospheric effects in Dakota. The
Darlington News says that a few morn
ings since, in that town, the Wesing-