The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-03-20

passing over the veto The vote was:
Ayes-Barnes, Bayard, Blakemore, Dawson,
Gregg, Helvig, Larson, MyIon, Miller, Martin.
Mccall, Parshall. Plckler, Rlddell, Southwtck,
swanton, Smith. sprague, Van Osdel, J. P.
Ward.
Noes-Clark, Coe, Dewoody. EldrIdce, Hunt
Langan. McCumber. Morgan, McHuat, Oliver,
pugh, Runkle, Roach. Steele, Stevens, S%tebbtns,
Scout, Stewart. Strong. Williams, Mark Ward,
Speaker Rice.
The council committee reported recon-
mending that the council recede from the
amendment to Pickler's woman suffrage bill.
submitting the question to a vote of the peo-
pie in Nayember. The report was adopted,
and the bill passed by q vote of Id to 10. As
the bill now stands unlimited suffrage is
granted to women. What Gov. Pierce's
exact views on the subject are is not known,
but inasmuch as he told Picker recently that
he should bring cold, hard facts to bear in
his consideration it is quite generally believed
that he will veto the measure. The governor
returned to the house to-day with his veto
the bill appropriating SIS. 900 for the Cen
trail Dakota university at Ordway.
BILLS IN THE COUNCIL
BY Mr.. Wells, amending chap. 40, laws OF
1888. empowering school townships to Issue
bonds to build school houses. By Mr.. Nlckeus,
providing for the Incorporation and regulation
OF building and loan ASSOCIATIONS; also, amend.
ing chap. OF. laws of 1879, relating to judicial
subdivisions. By Mr.. Twomey. amending tho
city charter Of Ashton.
House bills passed by the council:
Regulating the sale and prohibiting the smok-
ing of opium; providing for the pay. of the
Woonsocket; incorporating the VILLAGE OF Frank
fort: amending sec. IL, chap. %, Political Code,
relating to listing taxable property; amending
special act of 1883. so as to allow hidder county
to buy or lease u county building: allowing Nc
Pherson county to fund indebtedness: author
izing Walsh county to buy a poor farm of not
more than 200 acres; authorizing Cavalier
county to fund indebtedness; allowing Andover
School Township No. 8. Day county, to issue
bankers to make quarterly reports, verified and
recorded; legalizing the election for issuing
bonds in Badger school township, .Towner
school townships, McCook county. to fund in
debtedness: amending the act establishing indie
pent School District No. J., Turner county; Sssab-
Trail county: repeating part of the special act
excepting Union county from the general road
laws; funding the debts OF Marion school town
ent school district in Turner county; establish
ing an independent school district in Walcott,
Richland county; changing the boundaries CT
Crystal and Park townships. Pembina county:
amending the charter of the city Of Lisbon;
amending the village charter Of Valley Springs
law in the Black Hills and Bad
Lands countless; defining the boundaries
of Oliver and Mercer counties; leealiziug the or
ganization and acts of New Salem township,
Morton county; funding Tho indebtedness OF
Roberts county: funding the debts OF Fort Ran
som school township. Ransom county: creating
Washington county, amended to make the name
Garfield; creating the county OF st. Pierre,
amended to make the name Blaine: amending
The CITY charter Of Steele: amending sec. 7a,
chap. %, political code, interest placed at II
per cent: incorporating Salem, McCook county;
amending the village charter of F,anirran:
establishing an independent school district In
Flandreau.
Honse bills passed:
Creating Bridgewater an independent school
district OF HIGHLAND county; establishing o board
OF education Mt Alexandria, Hanson county; va
cating certain portions OF the town OF Sterling,
Burleigh county: regulating caucuscs and pri-
mary meetings; creating Sargent county n sui
division of the Third judicial district: providing
for county commissioners in Richland, Faux.
Hyde and Sargent counties; creating the Office
OF county auditor in Brown, Grant, Day, Deuel.
and other counties.
Bills introduced in the house:
BY Mr.. McHugh, amending the charter of the
village of Mouro, Walsh county. By Mr.. Blake
more, providing for al educational society in
Hyde county. By Mr.. HUNTINGTON. authorizing
district No. 50, Deuel. county, to issue bonds to
build a school house. BY Mr.. Oliver, amending
section 1852, civil code.
IT is NOTHING NEW.
HURON, Oak. Special Telegram, March 10
The bismarck investigation don't make much
talk here. It is beyond dispute that in 1882,
fers for its location, all but one of the nine
towns that put in bids also held ont pecuniary
inducements to the commissioners to locate the
capitol in their town. IL Is no secret in South
Dakota that money and lands have been posted
to buy votes for the capitol removal this winter.
The prohibition bill passed by a vote of 20
to z, as follows:
tin, Parshall, Steele, Smith, Ward of Turner,
Clark, Huston, Hutchinson, Myron, Mccall,
piekler, sonthwick Spraeue; Williams, Dawson,
Swanton, Stebbins.
Nays.Grege, Stevens, yanosdel, Morgan.
Scott, McHugh, Stewart. ,
Not yoting-Bavard, Blakcmore. Coe, Ed
ridge, Huntingdon; Langan, Oliver, Roach, Ru-
ger, Strong, Mark Ward and Speaker Rice.
NU -,.p tho -1,,l,, S,.y 49,
torial treasurer, entered upon his duties to-
day, receiving from his predecessor in office,
\. II. McYay, $23S. OO4 43, the balance in
the treasury. Mr.. McVay held the office for
six years, during which time he has been a
faithful officer, and has made many friends.
He goes at once to Yankton, where he has
extensive banking interests. L. W. Caldwell,
auditor-elect, returned to-day from Sioux
Fails, where he has been for several days
past arranging his affairs preparatory to tax
ing W his residence at Bismarck. He will
enter upon the duties of his office this week.
o. u. Holt, Gov. Pierce's private secretary,
will be Mr.. Caldwelrs deputy. Fourteen en-
rolling clerks are kept bnsiiy engaged in the
the work. Gov. Piercc's duties are exceed
lngly o%nerous, the bills coming to him for
reading and approval being legion. AS but
three days are allowed by the statute for his
consideration, it is probable that several
bills will die in the governors hands, among
which may be Plckler's woman suffrage bill.
House bills passed the council:
Amending the railroad commission act by
striking Out the maximum clause; creating an
independent school district in Harrison. Doug
lass county: authorizing Union school town
ship, Edmund county,, co issue 5 ,zun bonds;
amending the act of 1881 authorizing Kingsbury
county to Issue bonds TO build a court house:
providing for three annual terms OF the supreme
court. at bismarck in February. at Yankton In
May and Deadwood in October: amending the
drainage law of 1883.
Council bills passed the house.
Providing for taking q census of the territory
In 1856: establishing an independent school dis
trict in Springfield.
Congress passed the bill dividing Dakota into
twenty-four council districts. The present num-
Der Is twelve, the number of councilmel from
each district being two, and the number Of rep
reseptatives four. Hereafter there will be one
councilman co., nia, ma and two representatiyes from each
te-morrow. North Dakota viii be allowed
sricts. The North Dakota are as follows:
Dtekey, Mcintosh: Seventeenth, Cass; Eight
Henry, Wells: Twentieth. Bnrleigh, Kidder,
Sheridan; Mclean, Stevens, Wynn: Renyille,
Mckenzie; Dunn, Williams, Mercer Morton.
Stark. Billings, Willard. BOWMAN, Hettinger,
E!mmons. camnheli, Walworth: Twenty-frst,
second, Grand Forks: Twenty-thiit, Walsh,
Blaine, Ramsey: Twenty-fourth, Pembina, Gar
ned, Cavalier, Towner, Rolettc; Bottineau.
1Tlct, Union, Clay, Lincoln; Second, Yankton,
Turner: Third, Bon Hommc, Hutchinson, Doug
lass; Fourth. Aurora, Charles Mix, Bruie, Buff
falo; Fifth, Davidson, Hanson. Sanborn' Jer-
anld; Sixth, Minnchaha, McCook; Seventh,
Moody, Lake. Miner: Eighth. Brookings, Kings
Grant, Roberts; Tenth, Beadlc, Hand: Eleventh,
Sphinx, Fanlk: Twelfth, HYDE, Hughes, Sully,
ESmnn1s W"M,w spsd4.oa ThirEseea,h, Day, Brown,
and Fifteenth, Fall River. Custer, Pennington.