The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-03-05

oRApiEa AND TRANSPORTATION OF WHEAT =
comes up Tomorrow ct o'clock; Io.moirow.
WfIeat Bill drawn up by the Joint committee
that visited the Minnesota legislature in com
mittceof theiwhole on Friday What remains
Of thctwo BLISS after passage ugnsSnssMS
exert themselves to any extent during the re-.
nnining fifteen days Of the session: Bills intro
SdGccd In tho council to-day: By Mr.. Turner. es-
Howard Miner county: by Mr.. Cameron. estab-
fishing superintendent school dlstf1ct Of tll-
man, Lake county 81 M u asss.
Council Bills Pasted Allowing boards Of
supervisors Of townships to Issue bonds aI1!aI,
amending; sections 2 and 5. ohap. 30, Civil
Code: regulating the salaries Of county treasur-
or and register Of deeds: authorizing commits
authorizing the commissioners of stutsmsn
county to fund indebtedness; creating Eddy
county and defining the, boundaries of Foster
county vote q Ss people, e ne
$ure: creating the independent eohbol district OF
Canoya, Miner county,: for preventing the
spread Of obnoxious weeds, requiring their de-
spd s Sn ssa ri n
stroying such weeds when the owner ne gleots to
remove same); amending SEQ s. ohap; ID Po-
litical Code. leaving it in the power of the judge
10 appoint sixteen or twenty-three members of
the grand jury; offering q bounty for planting
trees on prairicS; Incorporating the village Of
MaYville; amending the act Incorporating the
| C1tY OF canton, AuGuOElZluk tue ColulllbSlUleIS
Of In Moure county to issue bonds of $40, 900
to purchase ground and build jail; authorizing
Independent. School DISTRICT No:l 78. Walsh
county, TO issue bonds TO build school house. Is
Bills introduced in the house: By Mr.. john
son, creating q county board Of auditors and de-
filming their duties. By Mi. Williams. creating
Mclean. Stevens, McHenry and Sheridan coun-
ties a subdivision Of the Sixth judicial district
BY Mr.. Clark, creating Carbon county. from tho
western part Of Morton county. By Mr. Smith,
preventing civil officers from entering into CON
tract with Towns, townships, citiea or the terri;
tory. By Mr.. Martin, amending SEQ 1905, Civil
Code: also, amending sec. IL, Justice Code;
also, to protect buffalo, elk, prairie chickens
etc, between the lat Of January and 1st Of Sep;
tember of each year. !, s. & ~
Gov. Pierce sent two nominations to the
,ouncil to-day.l. w Raymond Of Bismarck for
perintendent Of public instruction The con not
spent some time in executive session CONSIDER
Ing the appointments, finally deciding to put
70 walt for nai astion until aiItSe nomination.
lre ID or to withhold action for awhile In order
TO keep the capital Iemovers 80 engrossed In
watching appropriations and appoint ments as
to prevent their acting on the capital removal
The nominations give general satisfaction and
will probably DO confirmed. Mr.. RAYMOND IL
president Of the Bismarck National bank, has
ths ras hanese in sh tha sr1sor ana
case Of his Sappointment the territory
will secure Ricompetent fflcer 3Mr.sWard served
twelve wears e pastor Of the Congregational
college at that place. He Is q man. Of marked
ability, fine education, and well adapted to per
form the duties Of the office. It is understood
ble's influence. Raymond 8 nomination as treas!
urer augurs we'll for Caldwells chances to secure
the auditorship: In fact, it is generally believed
preparation bills and nominations no bushes.
Of any particular Importance occupied the at.
tention Of either house to-day. Col Smedley
called csn 4 up the houae bil referring e
succeeded in 80 amending It as t.
locate the county seat at Wilmot. The bill re.
yising tho Fargo city charter was discussed in
amendmenta had been changed by outside par
ties. The bill was sent to the council, where II
was caref ully examined, found to be correct, and
returned to the house A committee has been
house took up the insurance bill late in the aft.
ernoon, considering few sections, but deferrtne
final consid cratton until Tomorrow. a bill will
Sphinx county by taking of two tiers Of town.
from the north, forming o 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. s. ~ "a, ~ \
THE COUNTY SEAT OF SPHINX II,
is to be located by a vote OF the people and a.
tiers from th
feels confident Of occurring the prize. Is
Bills introduced in the house: By M. Smith
approprlattng s.. 500 for the territorial board d
agriculture. By Mr.. Ward, amending the charte
Of the city Of Chamberlain. By Mr.. Ruger, Gre
ating the county OF Washington BY Mr.. Mar.
tin, amending sec. 2, CHAP. "a, laws Of 1881
Mr.. Oliver, funding indebtedness Of Fort Ran
som school townships Ransom county By
Mr. Oliver. repeallng chap. SO, sessioi
laws Of l Ss3. BY Mr.. Southwick, chang.
ing the name Of !.the evillage OF Nordland
KinGsbury county. By Mr. Ward, establishing
superfnt endent school districtsof Turner ooun.
ty. By Mr.. iBayard, establishing the school dis.
the boundaries OF commissioner districts II
Walsh county By Mr. Eldridge, Incorporating
the village of Big Stone City. BY Mr. sWilliams
authorizing the Issue Of $40, GOO bonds for Thu
purpose Of making permanent improvements amt
furnishing the territorial penitentiary at Bis
III, 81 81 ~ tiS4
Z sB1sMARcK, Oak, Special Telegram, Feb.
27.Immediately after assembling to-day
the council went into executive session and
confirmed, by q unanimous vote, the NOM
nations sent In by Gov. Pierce-of t. w.
Raymond of Bismarck for territorial treas-
urer and Rev Joseph Ward Of Yankton for
superint endent Of public instruction. The
only position to Raymond came from Bis
:marck, and this being known yesterday, the
southern members decided to wait day to
ascertain whether 1t was genuine As soon
as they ascerrained TINT It was, they turned
in and voted for Raymond unanimously
Among the bills lost to-day were those pro-