The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-01
DAKOTA LAWMAKERS.

on tho ls'n: Trustees Brookinss Aeri-
e cult, t ,oilrsS: GEO; ". Abel. Huron;
more John q. Allison. Bookings; G. i. CRATIC,
Erookings. ';iie governor approved the Camp
bell county ro.r' HI sna the bin extending the
on'".r.'sia'in the balances OF appropriations
lur the t;r.i I'D Forks university, Rrookings arri-
cultural college and salool OF mines. and i'll
DOING so placed I'll, record some more facts in
tended 10 set him iiyl,' on the question of de-
ficiencias. Tho auditor responded to the call
lin, in which tho fact is made prominent
that the former aduinistru;io exceeded
the appropriation of $1,000 by 81 ,to9.as.
MI unexpected balance of g ,4s1.
The bill rcpenline the ruilrond commissioners
net. which passed the council q few days ago,
was Indemnity postponed for tile reason that
the Joint has reported II substitute
for thu Fletcher bill which continues the bonrd
is ntrsed shall pass. This il the McCumber bill
adopted by tho alliance Int revised and i'm
proved. The fafiucis in cnucus freed 10 st'.nd
togcther on NIL further l.sia!ntion. There wns
70 quorum in the cnnous. The house bills
pnssod. giving McLeni. Sheridan md Garfield
countics Il term OF court al Washburll; appro-
prohibiting the sulc of liquors ut fairs. In the
council Mr.. Ryan introduced II lill limiting the
rent OF arinories to ~ and tho men in %'miiitary
companies to forty also /, MD in procuring PEN
sions to disabled soldiers nllroprinting SGU
for the aaiut,,nt scieral's Office. N,n oslcll's
bill fixing the liquor license Mt -l,UD. to take
effect Juncl. 1889. pissed also tl,ebiil requiring
abond of $4,000 for uhstrnct Offices also hughes
bin regulating the appointment of trustees for
cath clnss of institutions. Tho governor an
proved the bill allowing lonn associations to cx-
tend their business beyond tho territory.
ACANvAss of the council shows but ten in fn-
yor OF the plan of II recess from February ~ 10
March 9Th, and there will doubtless be I'M at
tempt made to close up the business of the ses-
:McHugh's bill authorizing counties to issue
bonds for county buildings, his objection being
to tho two sections of tho bill which seem to
legaiize bonds illegally voted md illegally is
sued for this purpose. The veto was referred
to tho appropriations committee. The house
n nnss' tba tho sou nsMiSpp i,lYl or BIN t oyer v the veto ut,
Iroprinting the unexpelided bnlunccs for tho
Verinillion university, Brookings college and
school OF mines. The house railroad colninit-
tee introduced its substitute for the railroad
bill md RECONSTRUCTED the vote indefinitely
postponing the bill repeating the railroad col.i-
mission law, and M. Morris introduced Il bill
establishing II railroad nrId warehouse comlnis-
sion. being substantially the minnesota Inv.
The council indefinitely postponed the bill re-
Dakota college bill pissed, Ii toe. 1t locates
tho college ut Valley City instead of Fargo. In
declaring that no other public ions
Should be located ut this session of the lesisla-
tture, i'll view of tho prospective division Of lDa-
kota, and TINT appropriations should be made
for one ycnr. instead of two, for the nainten-
ance of public institutions. Bills were intro
duced in both houses repeating the inilitia law
VI ASSt aAA'ai liz Oihio liitltstiCtA III tIlt,
council was one alprolriating .Sla,tOO for inn
nrovements Mt iisinarck penitentinry. MIR.
Campbell introduced u bin approprinting ssa,-
coo for the industrial college nj Aberdeen. The
governor has approved Washnbaugh's bill
placing Dendwood under the general liquor
Poindextcr's hill locating n normal school at
Ashton also MIR. Hughes bill for the collection
Of city taxes.
IN tho lower house on the 10Th the governors
veto OF the bill rcnppropriating the uMexpended
"a Iunnn for $ln an y,t lsnr1.a w,o,
sustained-25 to is. Among the bills intro
duced We're three normal school bills, one ut
Lakota, one ut St. Ilionas. and ono ut Cassel-
ton; by Ryan. to pay for horses killed by order
of tho veterinary surgeon hclon ling to u. I.
Hines, ut Wnlworth. The resolution presented
by Mr.. Aikens declaring against appropriate M
for new institutions or the location of new in
stitutions was amended to include additions to
old institutions and WIS passed-23 to -. The
Minor and Lisbon normal school bill, We're
killed and the INDICATION, are that the aei.cul-
turnl college will share the same fate, md also
the soldiers, home bill, if it is vetoed by tho
governor. About Il dozen bills We're killed in
the house. among them Hughes bill providing,
for the foreclosure OF rem estate mortgages by
for the executive office, Dollurd's dentistry lin.
Ericson's bill in relation TO township orga,iizn-
ton, and Atkinson's hill registering county
hibition bill lassed-l2 toi. Mcssrs. Dollarl,
HALEY, Hughes, Ryan, Van Osaei and Wushn-
pell, Campbell and Miller. Lowry and S imniell
being paired. Nir. Soder!,org's bill. extending
for five yenrs the provisions of the law giving
bounties for pluutins trees passed also Allcm's
bill prescribing, the character OF Investments to
be nude by Dakota organized insurance COM
pnnies. placing them under the supervision Of
the public examiner. and funding. tho outs and
ing capital wnrramts. Those voting no We're
Cameron, Ericsson. Glnslcll, Mcdonald, Ryan,
soderberg,. Nan osdel and Woolhiser.
The council voted to take II recess from Thurs
day till Monday. Anon. the bills passed in
the house We're the following: Giving II term of
court to Butte and other counties; defining tho
y MI Il N Snrfn Nny1,f fn1yy,y Ia, ,,.~t -
Harding ana adding the remainder to Burdick
for funding out standing county debts; protect
ways provioing for tax sales i'll October instead
of Septefnbcr; limiting assessors comp ,nsation
to 500 for each congressional township; dcclar-
having passed mt tho Inst session; aul The fol-
lowing were killed: Providing for two Justices
bin. = ''''S '''s S' 'N''' "ss'S
l. The council on tho goth I'M attempt wns
put III on final passage, but its friends opposed,
as it WAS not likely to pass. The bill providing
notary public having been referred to the ut
toiney-ecneril. he decided that it was frivolous
and unnecessary lcgialntion; thai women are
not citizens under IKE laws Of congress-. so f II
us the apply To their holding Office and enjoy
ing the right of sutlrnae. 1hni il they are j.
2ens lcs'slntion is Unnecessary. as lIe governor
!snrs Of ts'er; ,rs Il. Fie.caer's bank
inn. III ana .no .uiiroud bill were ,nnlc IL spec
I'LL Of1ef 1or ilerfins ILpSI;iy tlfter1., OH.
Among the bills introduced in the House were
these: BY Misunderstanding the sale of I'M
sound. diseased. ndul. Grated, impure or I'M
wholesome articles of food and regulating Tho
slaughter of n,iiinals. By Aliun-To pay Arthur
Linn ne;l ~ Sl.VO for interest on his old claim
for printing allowed two wears ago. by Pric -
a memorial for minimizing and improving
Fort Abraham Lincoln. The house passed The
following council ills: requiring the puhlica-
ton of county financial statements quarterly
establishing two lll;nlnGted districts, one i'll
North and one i'll South Dakota. and tic follow
ing house bills: Providing that only two men,
bers of Il public institution bonra shall he APP
pointed from tile county who're the Institution
is locntei, the object bei,i. 10 nvo;i having
them treated us locnl Institutions; allowing
towns to vote IL 3 per cent. tax to aid railroads.
In the council III. Patton Introduced IL hill M.
prolriating ald,ooo to reimburse the citizens of
Madison for rebuilding the normal school. An
uniinuortant bill was passed and the rcinni,i-
der of the day was spent considering the cducu-
tional bin, being IL complete revision of the
school laws.
THE jamestown investigating committee re-
ported on the 2ist. The charges of immortality
and cruelty arc not proven; drunken Grd in
competent employees have not been discharged
the evide;.cc does not warrant the charge that
public property las been put to private ,sc
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