Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-02-15
ing season W. G.. 1angdon, genuine veterinary

ing season W. G: Langdon, a genuine veterinary
essseGo at sGr Ssssn John Ell
Inns, s617.77: and Mr.. Reid, s155, making a total
OF 81, Gill for deputies. Add to this his own
salary OF $500 for two years his own travelling
general fund, ana S597.T5 for incidentals, etc.
and 1862 10 for dsinfecting and burying ami
mails, and We have a very expensive stock de-
pnrtment. The stock indemnity fund. which
seems to have been paid to deputies, "isfaised
by q tax OF min on tho valuation Of all horses,
Mr.. Morris presented resolution declaring
that ms it is certain that Dakota will be divid-
ed and both sections admitted, and as both
now have sufficient educational, charitable and
penal institutions to meet the immcdiate de-
mands Of each, that it is the sense OF the house
that further appropriations, except for main-
tenance, should be deferred until division and
statehood is gained. This lost-32 to %.
Mr.. Norris presented an amendment, which
was wa. !. passed under a suspension Of the rules.
asking congress to pay Dakota $40 Asa, already
incurred, and $50 00O to be incurred this winter
for legislative expenses. Passed. Also con-
current resolution introduced by Mr. Jones
thanking Commissioner of Immigration Nc
Clure for his services and publications. in behulf
of Dakota. The house passed the bill appro-
printing $500 for cnttle killed i'll Oliver county,
Among bills introduced in the house one
by Mr.. Allen arl,ropriatng sl52,s25 for the
Yankton asylum Of which $4,000 is for fuel.
BY Gronna, reducing exemption to- 5000. In the
council Walsh introduced q bill providing for
the publication Of the laws in newspapers hav-
ing 500 CIRCULATION, the rate ) cents per folio;
by MI. Gluspell. requiring one years residence
to become voter: by Mr.. Hughes, giving DIR.
Slaughter $500 for the expense of contrasting an
election in 1875. Among the bills passed were
the following: Mr.. Washabaughs bill author,
izing the expenses Of experts in detecting
frauds i'll county fnances Mr.. Ericsson bilt
checking the expense of the preliminary exams
nation.
The railroad attorneys discussed with the
railroad committees the evening Of the och.
the subject OF railroad legislation. President
Oakes was among the railroad mon present.
| The governor on the 9Th vetoed the seed wlent
bill again. but it was Immediately passed by
the house over his veto. with only Mallory, Nc
Neil and Turnbull voting The news paper
bill was passed over his second veto-36 e, 12-
but was reconsidered ard referred to a coiamit-
tee to place record n contradictions of the
governors statement of the expense. He also
vetoed the bill repeating the law providing for
struck jures; that WAS also referred. The gov
ernor sent copies Of letters dated HI August
calling the attention of the veterinary surgeon
to the excessive charges for deputies and the
copy Of letter in October cancerling his ap-
| pointments. Since then YOU cheers have been
| paid on that account Among the bills passed
We're several unimportant ones. and among the
bills introduced WAS one by Mr.. Hunter requir-
ing the tax list to be let to the lowest bidder.
Mr.. Stimmel's marriage license bill passed;
also Mr.. Burnhams bill requiring the tax dupli-
cate to be placed in the treasurers hands Nov
ember 4. The bill repeating the law allowing
| Judges travelling expenses was pAssed-14 to 5.
| Mr.. Poindexter introduced a bill for normal
! school at Ashton. the town to donate forty
acres OF land and q building worth $40, 900.