The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-02-15
school ut Ashton, tho town to donate forty
acres OF land and Q building worth $4,000.

acres OF land and q buildiug worth $4,000.
TUE council on L 7th passed tho seed wheat
hill ovcr che governor's vote by . vote Of 20 Q .
and It 10 now a;,law. The house passed tho
iinous vote md The newspsper bill! over his veto
ny 40 to l.: Tho council seastafned tho veto by
~ to 10; The sevslnsh judicial district bill! was
boinE held back for mature elaboration, nearly
all OF the bills SO faspassel being Of a tomlor-
women tho right Of suffrage in municipal mt.
tiers was discussed in the house, Mi. Cooke
speaking for the bill and MI. Bixlcr against IL.
speak for the bill IL and prsssnsiod her i point with Il
wonderful clearness. Tho long expected war
S ssssoa a5 MsM% .as sad Elliott q The iGiinor md
Dakota members. Elliott lost on o tic vote.
Adams desired to change his vote after the re-
sntS S Sas anno %one w eaS E nsy ws SSss ss sn ta IKE.
in the house Mr. l Pstton IN int poda ed''t ths
r S,'a s.s asa m Mead Ssld isan: sb III = as sasI:toR s 81 Isx;
companies to furnish facilities for loading and
unloading to aud from farmers wagons at all
council q motion to reeonsidsf the Judges exc
nense bill was defeated by vote Of 10 to is.
The me committee mn tss on education presented its re-
ed q bill appropriating s44,l 100 for Improvements
ut tho dcaf mute school at Sioux Falls. Mi.
Walsh q bill to prevent the importation Of
duty. Mr.. Glaspell a bill giving railway con.
ductors police power. The council passed tho
bill limiting sheriffs n treasurer to two
terms.
LITTLE was done in the house on the 9Th, ex.
cept to discuss vetoes. Resolutions were intro
duced to put members on record on an attempt
to call the railroad hill from the committee, and
luttons, which was voted down, requested tho
supreme court for an opinion az to a bill which
was UP for consideration. quoting an old law OF
early days in responae to a legislative resolu-
ton. The railroad bill was recalled from the
,as,aat I've committee Just as they were resdyto
OF the railroad committee only four days It was
proposed to recall It from thean. The bill is re-
intended to place members on record directed
the Judiciary committee 10 report q bill prohib-
iting territorial officers from using railroad
bills introduced was one by Eiiiott taxing the
output of the mines and making railroads RI.
sl,onsible for injuries to employees: by Mr..
three miles Of a college building. The wom-
nn's suffrage bill cninc up. and, utter full discus
, siS . the 10 y, rules we're suspended and the bin
P n;3IgbS;ss; niiis Sfs;,s Green. ks%Sg%aa.' Ssssa..
F lialaSs1asf Satrid as.'0t Rot.er. Ae fc%s,l. T feiss:.
Man.;2s: All ss sSe others saa voted voted M nsv.
governors veto Of the notary public bill was
read. Mr.. Aikcns, who said that his name had
been linked with that Of the governor In connec.
tion with this bill. made an explanation. To
wllat extent he was responsible for thelaw he
would DO glad. he sold. to state before an inves-
afforded hc should do 80. but not now. The
committee took up In detail the warrants
drawn in favor of ex-Gov. Pierce and showed
that the %, N0 referred to by the governor was
for 10000 pamphlets for the New Orleans expo.
sition. entitled Dakota aDelightsome Land"
Inc other charges were for clerks In connection
with the census. or for printing that had no rc-
lQtinN to the COv0rnOf naraOna1lv and u,oro Cnu-
cred by iaw. nbout $1,000 only being paid for
clerks, willie Church has drawn e6.0i9 40 far
during his term for that purpose. of which g..
Oh camo from tho notary public fund. The
committee censurc him for Volunteering ipfor.
nation IN tho veterinary surgeon matter and
Tor not giving In rcsponse to their
resolution, and for going ont Of the way to
his predecessor. Tho bill passed the governors
objections Notwithstanding, all voting ave ex-
cept Mr.. McNtell, the democrat I'm tho house.
Who remained silent. In tho council an at
tempt was made to reconsider the vote whereby
tho veto of the newspaper bill was sustained.
MS tho house judiciary committees report was
not placed before the council and the members
voted under a misrepresentation. but it was
held that II vote of That character could not be
reached by passing another hill. which will be
done. The Mcpherson county court hill was
pissed over the veto, Mr.. Cameron only voting
tosnstain tho governor, md the struck Jury
bill also, Campbell, Hughes, Mcdonald and
Ryan voting to sustain. Tho council spent
most OF the afternoon in talk. Glaspell intro
d,iccd n bill arpropriating $40, 750for two years
maintenance of the asylum Mt Jamestown, and
Cant ron n bill prohibiting police officers from
gambling.