Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1889-01-24

where there Il no papss b. walsh. 70 change
Boo. The Yanlrsoil hospital investigation bill
called out heated discuasiont and was finally
feeommitted. The council Il disposed TO hasten
amended reducing the limit to $4,000. the
Axnaller counties not to bond In excess OF $4,000
for each 100 inhabitants. The 2O0-bushel limit
not taken. Mr.. Hughes bill In relation to pre-
1ininary examination, intended to save expense
IN that direction, was passed. A bill passed
examine and report on the compiled laws. This
governor has approved the Turner county court
bill. There IL q move ON foot to depose the
his stead None engaged in it are hopeful that
the scheme viii work OF course there was the
original opposition and some Of the victors were
spoils in the way OF clerkships. and thcn thsre
e not entire satisfaction with the reference Of
bills.
THE Morris Farmers alliance resolution
sion was defested by the following vote: Yess-
Aikens, Adams, Baldwin. Bergman. Clark,
Cool. Douglas, Elliott. Tletcher. Howell. Jones,
Roger, Ryan, Swanston, Trnde. Upman, White.
Wellman. Speaker-2A Nsys-Allen, Bennett,
Bixler, Burnharn, Greene, Gronna, Hunter.
Miller, Newman, Palmer, Parkins, Potter,
Powell. Ramsdell, Sheets. Smith, Turnbuli. Van
Etten, Welcome 20. Mr. Aikens' biil amend
discretion Of the judge, with OF without consent
Of parties, was passed. Among the bills intro
duced in the house were the following: By
the fact Of stock being killed by an engine
prima facfe evidence as TO the fault Of the rail-
road company; making the damages
peaiing sections Isl and $50 Of tie civil iI code
making railroads responsible for fires. whether
commencing on or of the rfght-of-way. II set
by the engine; making insurance companies
liable for loss Ii notes are accepted for insur-
ance premium whether the notes are paid or
not; by Palmer limiting the salaries Of regis
. valuation does not exceed o.. o0o,O00; by NAL
lory, adding to the pharmacy law OF 1857 the
following: Registered physicians shall in a
the council the Walsh inship case has con-
sumed the day. Gen. Ward protested yigor-
ously against the rules adopted by the council
viding for q term q court in Mcrherson county
on the FIRST Tuesday In June; attaching Camp
bell county for judicial purposes; by Bixler,
repeating the artesian well law striking mus
tard from the list Of noxious weeds by Well
man. providing for term OF court whom the
Judge Directs in Eddy county and attaching
purposes by Sheets amending the school law SO
as to allow school officers pay for services; the
bill limits the pay TO $50 per term or % per
the educational committee. Lowrys stamp
resolution was adopted. The seed wheat bill
was amended and ordered recommitted and to
Investigation bill passed. bill passed COR
recting the Eighth judicial district, substitut-
ing Towner for Turner county. Also Q bill
ciai district. The following were the bills In
troduced: By Campbell allowing ministers,
consuls, vice-consuIs and agents OF the United
COURTS Of record oommissionerss o Of dssds and
notaries to take acknowledgements; by Walsh,
appropriating $7s,s0o for current expenses Of
bonds for additional buildings; by Doilard
changing the name of the First Bohemian Bres-
byterian church Of Bon Homme county to the
empting $50 from the taxable valuation Of q
farm for each acre Of timber, not exceeding ten
acres. There are no further developments in
In the house on The 18th the Committee on
penal and charitable institutions made re-
port generating the superintendent Of the
as bs 1om tine CHARGES
indorsing DIR. Archibald as q capable and eff
Gent officer. A resolution. however, was adopted
Pad not BEEN oeaT t iS co.'s
Mr.. Parkins also introduced joint resolution
providing for an investigation. The house
passed the council bill for investigating the
Yankton asylum, and the speaker appointed
Messrs. Fletcher, Hunter and Lampman on the
part of the house members Of such committee.
os 1
years the law of 1857 authorizing counties to
fund debts; the Judiciary committees substi-
lut6 Tor Fl0IC0eTd Dill taxing nom the governor
the notary public fees Aliens bill allowing a
special tax TO pay road supervisors; Gronna's
bill making the tax sale IN November; Douglas
bill limiting assessors pay to 80 for each con-
duced In the house house were the following:
By Fletcher, establishing the Aberdeen uni
yersity it sppropriates $1,000 ms per cent;
at Minor 1T appropriates twenty sections Of
land when granted to South Dakota by Bixler,
changing mustard to Russian thfstles in the list
nfr9 Ma, huA tow Jaoo
and taxation OF railroads; 1t creates county
clerks and auditors q board to assess railroad
lines passing through or into their counties;
II within the territory, otherwise ut the largest
town in the territory on the ling assessed re-
quires them to appraise the roadbed, stations,
rolling stock, ETC., dividing total value Of prop
erty by total length Of the line and subdividing
the result by the length OF line in each county,
their appraisal being subject to review by the
governor, auditor and secretary, acting as o
board of equalization counties, towns, etc., to
levy tax on the valuation assigned them by this
board for that purpose. the same as other taxes
tion 8. chapter %, political code, the following
words: "All credits. whether money, property
or labor due from solvent debtors on contract or
or not" Also amending the game laws; by
Roger, regulating the charges Of tel
eph9ns companies companies; by Mallory. re-
places to keep record as to whom,
when. in what quantity and for what purpose
Intoxicating liquors are sold. the record and
prescriptions to be open at all times to inspec-
ton; by Mcneil, requiring twelve free or claim
holders in the township to petition for change
of public highway instead Of SIX as now. Both
branches OF the legislature have gone to Grand
Forks. In the council the Walsh Winship con-
test was resumed. Mr.. Bosard opened the
case at 30 Gen. Ward followed, Judge Bangs
closing, three hours being consumed In the
argument. After an executive session Of half
an hour Mr.. Glaspell moved resolution seat
ing Mr.. Walsh. The vote was as follows: Ayes
Allen, Cooper, Campbell, Dol1ard, GIaspeli,
Hally, Hughes, Mcdonald. Miller, Patton.
Pointdexter, Ryan Van osdel. Washabaugh,
President-15. Nays = Atkinson, Crawford,
Erickson, HarsVd, 6oderberg Woolheiser-6.
Absent or not voting Cameron, Lowry.
Struble speaks for Dakota.
Washington special, 1871