Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-02-16
The DAKOTA LEGISLATURE.

BISMARCK, Feb. 5.-The house today passed
the bill repeating the veterinary surgeon law;
alao The Dill refealing The law creating public
examiners
Mr.. Morris presented o resolution declaring
that, ss 1T Is certain that Dakota will be d.
vlded and both sections Sdmitted, and as
both now have sufficient educational, charita-
DE ana penal institutions TO meet the i'm
meulate demands OF each, that II Is the sense
OF inc house ttat further appropriations, ex-
cept Tor maintenance, should be- deferred I'M
IA DIVISION ana statehood ~ gained. This
was lost-32 to %.
Mr.. Morris presented an amendment,
Wnlth was passed under a Suspension OF the
ruies, asking congress to paw DakOta $49, 455,
Already incurred, and $4,000 to bc incurred
thls winter, for Legislative expenses. Passed.
Aiso concurrent resolution introduced by
M. Jones thanking Commissioned Of Immi-
grafton Mcclure for his services and publica-
lions In behalf Of Dakota.
Inc mousse passed the bin apprOpriat!ng
$-,oV Tor cattle killed In Oliver county.
Among dis introduced In the house was
one Vy mr.. Allen appropriating $l52,S25 for
fuel. '
Dy Hrohns, reducing exemption to te00.
~ the council Walsh introduced q bill pro-
WANG Tor the publication of the laws In
newspapers having 500 circulation, the rate ;
cents per folio.
By Mr.. G!aspell, requiring one years resi-
dence to become d voler.
ny Mr. hughes, giving DR.. Slaughter $500
1875.
Among the bills raised were the following:
MI. Washabaugh's Oil authorizing the ex-
penses OF experts In detecting frauds In
county finances; Mr.. Erich sons bill check
NY Inc expense or preliminary examinations.
BISMARCK, FEB. 6.-The governor vetoed
inc seeu Wheut Dill again, but II WAS imme-
oiateiy passed by the house over his veto.
among the bills passed were several unim-
portant shet, and among the bills introduced
was one by Mr.. Hunter requiring the tax list
TO De let To the lowest bidder.
In the council MIR. Lowry was excused on
account OF the death OF his son.
Mr Stlmmelfs marriage license bill passed;
also Mr.. Burnhsm's bill requiring the tax
aupilcate TO be placed In the treasurer's hands
November l..
The bill repeating the law allowing Judges
travelling expenses was ~passed-l4 to 5.
The council will consider the seed wheat
veto tomorrow and will pass the bill over the
veto.
Mr.. Poindexter introduced a bill for a nor
NAL school nj Ashton, the town to donate
forty acres Of land and a building worth
$4,000.
BISMARCK, Feb In the house Mr.. Patton
introduced the usual bill creating Mead
county by a division OF Lawrence, and Mr..
Baldwin a bill requiring railroad companies
TO furnish facilities for loading and unload
Ing TO and from farmers wagons at all points
shipping 10000 bushels Of grain.
In the council y motion 10 reconsider the
judges expense bill was defeated by a vote OF
10 to ID.
The committee on education presented ito
revise OF the school laws.
Mr.. Soderberg presented a bill appropriat-
ing al, 100 for improvements at the deaf
mute school at Sioux Falls.
Mr.. Walsh a bin To prevent the fmporta-
ton OF armed men or associations OF men for
police duty.
Mr.. Glaspell a bill giving railway conduC-
tors police power.
The council passed the bill limiting sherias
and freasurers to two terms.
BISMARCK, Feb. S.--Among the bills intro
duced ia the house WAS one by Elliott, taxing
the output OF the mines and making railroads
responsible for Injuries to employees.
BY Mr.. Sheets, preventing the sale OF
liquor within three miles of a college build
ing.
The womau's suffrage bill came W, and,
after full discussion, the rules were sus-
pended AMI the blll placed on It's final passage
and was lost. Those voting aye were Bennett,
Burnham, Cooke. Douglas, Elliott, Green,
Lampman, Logan, Liuihrldgc, Mallory, Me
Neil, Miller, Palmer, Patridgc, Potter Powell,
Price, Roger. Ryan, Sheets, EanEtten, Well
man-22. All the others voted nay.
Ia the council the McPhersou county court
bin was passed over tha veto, Air. Cameron
only voting - sustain the governor, aud the
struck jury bin also, Campbell, Hughes, Nc
Donald and Ryan voting 10 sustain.
BISMARCK, Feb. 9-Tne governor sent 10
the house today a special message In which he
roasted e1-lioy. Pierce, the judiciary commit
tee, ard especially NJ :, Aik-rs. Col. Price
moved 10 return the communicative to the
executive, and that no reference be made 10
It in III journal, but h!kcDe asked a. q favor
that ii be eprcad upon the record. The house
pissed the notary public bill over the govern
or's veto, and the newspaper bl was again
passed.
IN the house Swanton wanted . normal
school for Deyi's Lake, and Jones sl4, eco Tor
the commissioner Of Immigration for two
years.