The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-08

to remove territorial officials was recommended
to pass.
ls tho house on the ooth the railroad bills
which have attracted the attention Of the far
mers' alliance for the past two years. and Of the
The indications are that the Morris bill Will DO
nut upon it, anal passage Wednesday. and that
i VIII pass the house. Van osdel's bin raising
was reported favoraSiy. The bill allow.
ing women to be appointed notaries pub
Among the bills Introduced was one by Mr..
Potter prohibiting tho entry upon abstracts of
creatine the Money Endowment and Land
were Mcaush's bill giving Roiiette couantya
distribution Of Longs hand book declaring
the provision for attorneys fees IN notes, bonds.
mortgages etc, void and REGULATING the fee to
bill was reported back favcrabiY aud the i'm
beetle school bill! was indefinitely. postponed.
warehouses and providing for the sale of UNI
claimed property; providing for county bonrds
Of health; to prevent the importation and sale
ment Of the amounts due from county to dis.
t!rtct schools. Among the bills passed was the
house bill providing for appointments to MI
providing for additions to q city upon petition
Of a majority OF the residence owners. Mr..
Ertcson's bill abolishtng foreclosure by adver-
semen was passed.
THE soldiers home bill OIL tho 9th ult. passed
both houses over the governors veto. In the
house. sa to 10. and III tho council, II to 4. Those
voting no in the house were Messrs. Cooke. Io-
gan, McNeal, Miller, Norris. Partridge. Patton.
Smith. Turnbull. Van Etten. Adams. who
would nave voted no. was paired with Howell.
!tllibridge, opposed. voted yen under ~instruc-
tions from his constituents. III the council Mr..
Harsted. who would have voted no. was paired
With Mr.; Lowry: Messrs. Patton, soderberg.
appropriating certain balances for the Brook
ings College, tMs ns the school ,Uivors Of mines
Abill for the removal of all the territorial
officers by the incoming governor was passed
by the house. The house committee reported
back the Roger memorial for the removal with
the recommendation that it pass. Tho Pinker-
ton bill WAS defeated in the house. II ia SINH
iature: Messrs. %lLampman and Burnham fiji.
vored the bill. The wonan's suffrage bill died
under amendments administered by friendly
hands, and the ladies quit the field In disgust.
The council passed q bill reducing interest on
tax sale certificates to ~ per cent. The AUS
traltan system of voting received much alton
Forrest, assistant sergeant at Of tho
council. who remained in Montana. was
bounced and John Stoyell was appointed in his
stead.
The railroad bill was considered in tho house
on the 2sth ult.. and passed-ayes q, nays 10.
The forccs of those determined to some kind of
railway legislation were led by Mr.. Aikens.
The opposing forces were led by Mcssrs. Well
come and Newman. Messrs Adams and I.illi-
bridge and Baldwin and Swanson were pnired.
Messrs. Allen. Clark, Hunter, Mnllors, Mcneil,
Newman. Iarkins. Patton, Emnsd II. RYAN.
sMh s,sa,, smith NTH x II,,ae, Tnrnbail' Opium. White:
there are changes Adams and Swanson, paired.
Who will vote for II. will give a clear majority
Tor substituting this hill for any bill which lnny
come from the COllnCiI. Mcneil will VOTE tivn ~
necessary, and Hunter is claimed to vote no,
because there is some hope for the original al
constituents that it IL u bud bill Welcome and
Newman claim the hill is IN conflict with the
organic act. Allen and Mallory believe that tho
in the territory If the bill became II law.
An attempt was made to refer to the bill to tile
stood finn ON their point. 4 motion to recon.
slider and lay that motion OH the table was
made after the bill passed. but was withdrawn
about to 10 taken .a on this question @sia =, n motion so / ms to
adjourn was made and declared. carried. Tho
speaker. refused to grant n division though
that the house had bcen in continuous session
for seven hours and It was time to ajourn
and that his action had no re-
4 bill was introduced Iy Mr.. Clark Locating an
insane asylum in Custer county, but was re-
jtcted. Among tho council bills passed were
those requiring abstract offices to give surety to
cover damage growing out or errors autlloriz-
ing the refumdiM2 of county honda locating tile
North Dakota agricultural college ut Valley
Ct.y-ayes, -; nays, q. Those who voted no
were Mcssrs. Bixler. Morris, Price and Rams
deli. Mcneil, OF the Fargo district. voted for
and an attempt was made to resurrect the
flinkerton hill. killed on the 9th. hut it failed
by a vote o 10 to q. In the council tho Aus.
tralian system of elections bill was pnssel.
TIM Hughes hill was the one passed. but 1T in
corporates the main featuies Of Stilnmell's hill.
Most Of 1.-THE day was consumed on this bill an
the vQfatfnOrN GrrpnOntS rQtnou1 1na11 I'm tho
latter there was a tie. and consideration WINS
deferred until tomorrow.