The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-03-01
THE DAKOTA LEGISLATURE.

BISMARCK, Feb is The governor vetoed
Mcaush's bill authorizing counties TO issue
bones FOR county buiidingr, his objection
being to the two sections OF the bill which
seem to legaliss bonds Illegally voted ard
Illegally issued for this purpose. The veto
WAS referred TO the appropriations commit
tee.
The house psssad the newspaper bi]l over
the veto and the council bill over the vsto
appfnpflal ing the unexpended balances for
the Yermillion University, Brookiugs college
and school OF miGes.
The house railroad committee introduced
Its substitute for the railroad bill and recon.
stde!ed the vote, indefinitely postponing the
bill repeating TIE railroad commission law,
and MIR. Morris infIoduced bill establishing
a railroad and warehouse comGicsion, being
subs nnltally the Minnesota law.
The council indefinitely postponed the bill
rap satihE the public examiner act.
The north Dahota coll. ga bill passed Is to
6. 1t locstes the college i. Filley City In
stead If Fargo
In the house Mr.. Aikens introduced resc:
lntieD declaring that no Other public iusttl-
thre -iyonid he located at this session OF the
leet tslatutr, lii ei.w cf The prospective divis-
lou OF Dakota and ;flat appropriations should
lie made for one year, iasfcad Of two. for the
9aitterance Of puhitc institutions.
The iditrs home bill reached the gov
ciLoi lSbdN. ~ hC NC'CCS ii.t
are that the veto viii be sustained
Bills were introduced In both houses re!
poaltng the militia law of 1887.
Among .he bill. iutrnducei in The council
was ore opD'otr!H'g $40 $50 farimproye!nents
At the VI, irc& leRitentiasy.
MIR Csmpbcli i'tro1urtG q b'k apPropriat-
ing sS3,Hv0 fol the industrial college ut Aber-
dcen.
The governor has approved Washabaueh's
| bili pacing neatwood under tho general
! duor laws u he territory.
fhe 6GurcH pusSed; Mr. Pondexter's bill
| io,a,ihS iioiii;a! stftoo' es Ashton; also Mr..
! Hughes hill for the collection OF city taxes.
BlsMARck, Feb. 10 The governor was sus.
| tanned IN his veto OF the Grand Forks uni
| ycfsity bib. Among the bills introduced in
the housc were three normal school bills, one
| at fah6ts, cSe at st. Thomas and one at Cas-
| srltun. Ran Introduced bil 10 pay for
| horses longing to Il. /, Hines, at Walworth,
| kii,cd by ordsr Of V, terlnary surgeons. The
| Aikers rfeo'ut'on, declaring against appro-
the M!inar and Lisbon IL rmal fcho2l astis
| xe-e killed. About a dozen other bills OF the
/ same ems I met toe same fate,
I IA tine cCttaEtl r"tten'a iroD-clad Pr hlol.
zion bill passed-f4 tts soderhers's bitl,
| extending for Gv. sears the provisions Of the
law gf,ipg hnunsies for p!an,ing trees,
/ i,as c.; also LEAFS bill prescribing The csar-
! acter OF insestn cnts 10 b. made by Dakota
orsanlzel Insurance companies. The house
| bill. pshsed were: G viag term OF coutt To
/ Bate md o,hsc lunties; defining the
boundaries Of Ba.ts couply, taking il psfi
| of Harding and AIDING ,hc rem4inde
TO Burdict for funding out standing
county tebts: projecting trees as well as
lie ses planted along highways; providing
| for Tax salss III October iustead OF Septem-
| Der; limiting aseessers compensation TO $50
! fer each con. ressioaal foGnshlp; declaring
1T ffayN hut.
| log passed at the last session; and the follca
| ,pg were killed: proydIog for two justice 8
! II tc~ns apd villages. B!lltr's noxious weeds
/ bill.