The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-03-20

st: sn MOueui Dut th!s clause practlcaiiy fOrbfds
to vote they are good enough 70 S be voted voted
aoa1 aSs tboy shsy 5S aused % to oPo,s
not say I would approve this measure were it
otherwise worded, but certainly would not en-. !.
oiorse . bill which thus keeps the word Of prom-
deliberately and avowedly debars and diisquaii.
mes women while assuming to cxalt and honor
them: These objections are apart from the abb
sSo Se to tine but they
tect with delibcration. II women are to be en-
franchised let 1t be done not as q thirty -day
mature reflection: approved by the public con-
science and sanctioned by tho enlightened jude-
ment !s,.sf Of the people;
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.
Inc council this evening confirmed the
nominations Of trustees, regents directors
etc., of territorial institutions, railroad COM
missioners, board of health. etc, as follows:
University Of North Dakota-W. N. Roach and
+. r Fulton. Grand Forks county.
North Dakota Hospital for the Insane-F. E.
Jones. Lewis Lyon and M. E. Foley, Of Stutsman
COUNTY; '; I. Kennedy Of Brown county, and b.
North Dakota Reform School-John Haggart Of
oiSs Ss1@a eosntS Sca Snd La Mours of Pembin
s.mae GusSmsn aresR Powers
School Of Mines. Rapid City-Edwin Van Cise
and Charles w. Mather, Of Lawrence county: A.
!: simmonds and John W. Nowlan, Of Penning-
School for Deaf Mutes-Frank L. Blackman,
~ 7. Livingston, 7. H. Runkle, 8. H. Brownson,
Normal School at Madison-J. A. Trow. c. R,
kennedy and Wesley Hill for four years. and J.
H. jerks and F. F. B; Coffin for two years.
pd!.aoo Dakota Hospital for ,, the 1nsane.William
Of Yankton county. Alfred 4. Hueston Of Lincoln
Agricultural College, Brookings-W. H. Skin
county, Thomas Reed of Kingsbury county, B.
r. Wagner of Bon Homme county.
:, sqnervis3rs 9 Of Census-South Dakota, Robert
T. Fish, Hughes county; North Dakota, A. w,
Edwards. Cass county.
William NJ. Evans, Grant county: North Dakota,
Dakota, w. H. McVay. Yankton county.
Commissioner of fImmigration-Laurcn Dun
'R Sossd ssaa,s oi fSnntS psntsi E,.mue,-s Hin c..,
county; g NJ. Stutenroth. Codington county;
y. H. Williamson. Burleieh; w. II. H. Brown,
Ysnkton county; W. p; steesc, Hughes county
Penitenttary. Sioux Falls-JacOb Schadzc III.
g: Hills, William McBaine. g. A. Uline and r. f.
AIasEsen wHiys5s'ty .x at v,a ysmieR-q Prentice
county.
Board of Health-president, Henry G. Rem,
Rlchland county; vice president, G. j. Cum.
minss, McCook county: Independent, E. M Dar.
tow, Cass county.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED THE COUNCIL.
Authorizing Hyde county to issue bonds to
erect n court house; amending sec. 10, General
Laws Of 1883: amending sec. o, chap. As, Laws
Of 1883: amending the act authorizing Roberts
county to fund indebtedness; providing for the
disposal Of the Dakota exhibit at New Orleans
and the custody of permanent articles by the
cominissioner CO., Of immiRration; to provide stand
ard weights and measures and for other pur
poses: amending the city charter of Bismarck
relative to the next election. and constructing
water works; appropristing 1882 to pay the
councils secretary in 1915 for thirty three
extra work. eases at aw ats
incrly Of the Third district, with an amendment;
amending the village charter Of Egan; approTri-
ating SSl each extra p ay to clerks and subortli-
city OF bismarck to issue $4,000 sewerage
bonds; author zing tho city Of Bismarck to issue
$50, 900 refunding school bonds.
Council bills passed the house:
Amending the act Incorporating Mitchell;
amending the act incorporating Chamberlain;
lrgalizing the assessment of taxes in Roberts
county: funding the debts Of Davidson county;
authorizing Bon HOmmc county to fund out
standing indcb cdness; for the regulation of
building and loan associations
MORE BILLS THROUGH
The council passed the following house
bills:
Hyde county court house bonding act: amend-
ing the Roberts county funding act: providing
Orleans; amending sec. 10 General Laws Of
1888: amending sec q. chip. 45, Special Laws
OF 1888; providing standard weights and
and providing for Tie Construction % Of ', water
works: appropriating 1872 to Arthur Linn,
council clerk in 1874, for extra work: amending
tho Egan village charter: authorizing the city
and $25.O .OOO; rcfunding school bonds: the lcgis-
lativc apportiOnment bill with amendments;
submitting the issue Of Bismarck bonds to vote
ing extra compensation to the chairmen of tho
enRrOssmcnt and enrolling committees