The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-02-08
THE DAKOTA LEGISLATURE.

July 4. The per cent. interest, however,
follows from February /. He also approved
the join. resolution apprepristing 80 to each
| member for postage stamps.
The wornsu's suffrsge bill was recomm;ttcd
by vote Of ;.S and, Will come up again for
discussion aud final acton.
Mr. McNeil' introduced a bill 10 tic house
locating the North Dakota Agricultural col.
l-ge at Casselson, on a quarter section OF
land within mile Of the city, which is ten
dered as free donation for the purpose. 1t
approprlatcs $4,000 in territorial bonds and
| anoTs casseiton ts donate a like sum IN city
bonds.
Mr. Mllar's Madison normal school bill
| appropristes S34 100 for two years mainten-
aHce.
House bills passed BY tine house: Annull-
ing chapt 81 aud chapter 81, laws OF 1887.
erroncously certified as having passed at las
| session; authorizing clerks of s.llool districts
to admiaister oaths of of1ice to school officers;
| allowing fences to be thrawn out tor the pro-
lection OF trees along the public highway;
| creating subdivision of the Black Hills
| judicial district, embracing Butte aud other
counties! authorizing commissioners to com
! promise tat.s whefe the value OF The property
| is deprccated adding the Russian thistle to
noxtous weeds; making it mlsdemeanor for
| an attorney to take fee for foreclosing Il
| mortgage nCte, lien or other instrument In
which he has or has had personal interest.
BISMARCK, Jan. 29-The governor today
vetoed two bills. One providing for addi-
tioaal clerks and employees of the legislature
and 'hsir pay, The other was a resoiu ion
authorizing the chief clerk to su scribe for
ntwspap r. for the lgembers.
I the forty=six Ills passed by the house
SIX were Introduced By one OF those members,
| Cap. Blrrham, who has had sixteen years
| iegi,l tive experience, and seven were intro
| dUced ty Mr.. Akens.
Mr.. Parkins introduced bill providing for
the publ cation @: 4 he laws in newspaper sup,
| plements, payit z to each newspaper $40 foI
eirculairg the supplements, which shall be
! furnished fr C at h: expense OF the TERRITORY.
| Those having circulation of over $40 are tc
| rtcsiya IS aiai;ii nal for each lG0 bona tide
ciraule ten, The bill approrrIa'es $1,000
Mr. True in'ro he;d a bill apprepria'ine
| $1,000 for an addition 10 the school of mines
an', S4s. IA for maintenance.
Nj Eennsss introduces a bill app,oprst'ne
SG6, 500 for maintenance of the Grand Forks
uIiy. r.ily AMI . 3 Goo 'of the construction
OF additions.
Nj. Coske introduced another woman's
sntTrsge BIZ. Il gives them the rish to vote
at county, township aud municipal electons
| The b; use passed bills st.achiug Church tC
McHcnr, cauuty for in1icial purposes, and
giving 10 Wal@urth aud Campbell counties y
l. rin OF g. urt Ut the county seat OF Nalworth
IA the council the afternoon was spent dis
cussing tie subject II interest and usury,
aud a bill ilally Fssaeh that body which
makes II d misdemeanor to give or receive
niore tcan l2 rer cent iatcrcst.
The governor approved the hill repeating
the gross cravings law. 1t restores the law
at 1870, which taxes railroads Is other prop
erty 10 taxed. THIS ia temporary ex-
psd'ciit, IS other leglslation viii follow.
BISMARCK, Jan. ea-=The bill providing for
damages from railioa companies resulting
fro n fire originate on their right Of way
, u,t,s MAJ I'D hr q
Mcuugh's bill authorizing bonds for county
buildings passed.
A1lobg the bills introduced in the house
were the following
By Pslmer-Apirorrtating sa9, 400 10.
chemical laboratory, etc, at Hrooh nes col
By White Appropriaing 5000 for hall
of science for Vermtlllon university and
$4,000 for expenses for two years.
4 BY Morrls-A resolution calling upon the
auditor for statement OF the amount paid
!. by the territory In excess of sthe.Aallowance
made by the United States since the orgsnl
zation Of the territory, the object being tc
memorlalize congress for reimbursement
aleo TO show what has been the custom OF
Dakota Ia the past, the governor having
vetoed the clerks bill bee ,use it provided fol
expautes not mentioned In the organic Sc.
Ite Ho. Springs sol iicr.' home was re
ported fzveeablv. There was minority re
port in fHvcr OF Pierre.
In The couucil the majority re2oited II
favor Of VALLEY City for the agricultural co
leg- aud minority against
J Mr., Stimmel Introduced bill fr an agr.
cultural college at Fargo, tendeling cigat,
acres Of lard for the purpose adioiaing th'
city limits. The bill calls for no appropria
tior. The S ringer bill gives Fargo 5o,G0
acres of land for this purpose.
Mr. Miller Introduced bill for msnua
school at Wahpttop, donating $4,000 ar,
|, f,,t,, of lar ha Will
asking no appropriation. 1t 1t passes, tn
Springer bill VIII give q, ,0cO acres Of laud.
Mr.. Hughes introduced his assessment ant
; taxation I'LL, which passed tae counei' tw
, ycars ago and failed in the house for want o
, time.
BISMARCK, Jan. 31.-The couucil was no
in session today. Most of the members wer
, gone to visit the coal mines In Morto
county.
!, The house took recess until is member
returned and then transacted the ,'ua
2 routine.
! a memorial was passed. for opening ,hs
part of Fort Rardsll military reservatio
known as Jackson township.
dr. Swanson introduced bill defining tn
boundaries Of r R,mscy county.
Mr. Elliott introduced bill to abolish th
Office OF territorial auditor, probably with
view of stirring up the governor little. Fl
also introduced a bill requiring railroads
fence the right of way and fixing ability o
i account of fire from engines, making 1t ur
e necessary 10 prove defective engines.
i BISMARCK, Feb 1-Discuss'on of th
, splaicrs's home hill was resumed In the hols
. today. The location at Hot Springs WA
, chosen aud The appropriation was fixed q
, t45,o ,oo0 The bill may not pass, bu, Its chancs
u arc favorable.
The council passed the bill repeating t..
law creating the board Of roilioad commi
sioners by vote Of 10 to4, 1t is presumed
law will be passed reestablishing the boar
but making the Office elective. 1t is concede
r that there is good law md wholesome regul,
/ ton in the law II is proposed to repeal.
Ths council passed the notary public fe
a bill.
: The ccuGcil passed the bill Of MT. Atkin r.
pealing the struck jury law; also Mr.. Burr
HAMS bill requiring one years residence b.
fore application for divorce can be mad
These BILLS both go to the governor now.
!. BISMARCK, Feb. 2.-The house recon
: mended the soldiers home bill to pass.
Mr.. Van Osdel, In the council. presented
J. resolution declaring hostility to all appr
. ones or additions to the old, at this spssic
!, of the legislature. The resolution was los
= The same gentleman also introduced hi
fixing liquor license at $1,000. The counr
passed the north Dakota constitutional Co
vention bill.
In IuC muse Mt. Dcluell u VI
repeating the special law of 1855 fixing Il
X salaries of the treasurer and register
;. Grand Forks county.
Mr.. Potter, for girls dormitory ar
:, other improvements for the deaf aud dun
y school at Sioux Falls, sppropriating s65, 90;
!, Mr.. Tiude, abolishing tie Office OF coun
d auditor IN counties having valuation of lie
e than S500,000.
MIR. Potter, for the maiatenance of tt
Sioux Falls penttentiary, aprropriatlr
ss6, $50: also for the support of the deaf ar
dumb school, s41, 500.
i. Mr.. Mallory, repeating the law fixing the
per cent .,nterett on delineuenttsxes, hecau
y 1t comes in conf ct with IL per cert. pr
e vision.
" NJ. Potter. for permane, improvemc
Il OF the Sioux Falls peni.entiary, 1851
,sl Mr. Partridge. exemptlng wages from exec
tion TO the extent Of 300,
Mr. Newman, tor the assessment aud tar
ton OF railroads
Mr. Swanson, reducing the rate OF Intert
on tax rates from 30 per cent. to l2 7
,r cent.
We accidentally overheard the fo,lowi
J. dialogue on the stree. yesterday:
N Jones-Smith, why don't you stop that d
e gusting hawking and spittinga