The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-15

TnE hous. on tho 4th passed tho omnibus an.
preparation bill. Totals arc ma followa.

TIL: houoo on tho 9Th passed tho omnibus an
preparation bill. Totals arc as follows:
University Of Dakota. 10000
University OF North Dakota. $1,000
Madison normal school. ........,,..... Si7 O
spcarfish normal school. 9iiOO
7 ankinton reform SCI DOL ......,,,,,.., li.OO0
Asrisn, tural college: Mt .Drookings.. ..... $3.50.
!snpid City school OF mines. ...... :3,2lA
{ ioux Falls school for deaf mutc5Vt..... $500
tioix Falls r~enttentlary $500
~ imnrck panitentiafy ....... $1,000
Iankton hospital for The Insane. ........ l1l.0S5
Jamestown hospital for tho ins nc...... 1lA.iOO
ArteGian we'll, Jamestown asylum...... 1000
Commissioner of immigration. ......... 1000
Grand total e867, 38a
Tho special committee to which was referred
the Swanson railroad hill. which ia a substitute
It back still further emasculate1 i,y providing
IL at tho Encouragement shall do tho work
aecessary to ie done in enforcing tho law.
wcro the followins: Declaring tho almiasi-
Utility Of the compiled laws ms evidence Of tho
general statutes; allowing Lawrence county's
providing that all territorial Offices. shall
expire after the Inauguration of the
aoSe'S fss; hs iian n. sil, giving ,ns, thF pnnsss
Among tho house bills passed N by that si body
Tero tho following; Giving tho Judge Of Pro
clerk; providing for sinking artesian wells;
authorizing the Incorporation of banking asso.
citations; providing that no person shall hold
@Hs W " Az OttONthS "
sheriff, auditor, %rcsistcr, clerk of court, Justice
OF tue peace. county commissioner; requiring
tims ss ot 1r ,l nrayor to 9s sn asssssHa 81 th the , same
p~oraticn Of cities. of s.aoi inhabitants permit
ting registered physicians to dispense poison;
county. Mr.. Patton's prohibition bill was
amended to tako effect Immediately nv a
vote of 81 to 10. tho opponents of prohibition
will now vote against tho hill. Their object
was TO prevent LICENSES from being. is-
sued to run beyond January 1, and to have
xsntion to b.. held this summer.
tons :'t Bis,na rss1 pcni ton .".sos ssd.So sip1 PIanH.
inson reform school, Sl4.Gy also Il hill cstnb-
fishing u blind asylum at Pierrc with no APP
to extend their corporate limits; requiring
ass 'ssors to procure statistics for tho commits
sioner of immisration; Among tho house bills
tions granting Vcrmill ion university 100 con-
demied mtslsets. Tho governor vetoed the hill
repeating the railroad commissioners law. The
evening session WIS taken up in the considera-
tion OF Wulsh's railroad tux bill.
IL the council On tho 5th tho Minnesota gross
earnings railroad law was finally passe't-yeas.
Allen. Cameron, Campbell. HALEY. Hughes.
Mcdonald, poindexter, Ryan, wulsh, Stimnncl.
Wnshabangh and Patton were paired and Low
ry md Hustled ind Miller absent. Among tho
bills passed were Stimmcl's bill providing for
tho adoption of childrcn;. Van Osdcl's bill COM
pensating persons injured ut tho insane asylum
ut Yankton; Poindexter's bill regulating the
sale of liquors for medicinal purposes. House
bills: for Incorporating cities OF so; TO pay
George i. lngraihnm 300 for expenses ms sheriff
escaped; to pay Sheriff Sundbacll for tho arrest
Of a criminal In washington territory; anthor-
izing corporations to amend articles of associn-
ton regulating the salaries of county auditors.
III tho house among tho council bills pussed
were the following: Giving railroad conduc-
tors police powers; providing for tho mainte-
nQnCA of nn1lic nffiNpra :. YaVnirinU f1Qa af0 tn
be paid into the county TREASURY Amending the
game Inv, changing the date to August Is for
is charged providing that irrevelnnt defenses
repairs on tho Grand Forks university reap
university; authorizing courts to cancel in
cumbrances on real estate where the defendant
neglects or refuses. The house bills passed
nually for the salary Of tho clerk of the terri
torial treasurer establishing u board Of correc-
of the Sioux Falls constitution; providing for
county boards of auditors; declaring combine
tions, etc.. against trusts unlawful. pntton's
nays. Is. When the railroad bill came up Nor.
, sis Sasfsd n ape oi1, sS as En- rm si,asns ssi Msisl'
the speaker furiously, Keith replying. 1t was
ono of the most bitter controversies ever wit
business. when the Swanson bill. substantially
the alliansSae bill. passed ayes, %;
aented to tho governor calls for sG9s.45o.
The governor vetoed the Valley City agricul-
tural bill. 1hc house in the evening passed tho
following council bills: General revision of the
school laws; authorizing cities of 5000 people
to extend corporate limits providing for publ
foiiomtho lau n mus, nus i haye 4 circ ~ i y son. Of t 5oo
and have been published one ~year-where there
IS no paperof the class indicated published. tho
county commissioners designate ono paper.
TIL. governor vetoed tho hill raising tho agri-
cultural fair approximation to slo,o@. Passed
The council pissed the house bills appropriat.
ing funds to recover tho deficiency in the SALARY
t run sc n .le ~ Ia aS;maa ahi We, e noy, az H sfii nmmro mnd
ating S11,G 93 deficiency In jamestown asylum
coal accounts.
IL the council on tho 9th all the veto mes
sagcs were maio the special order for Friday.
A few council bills were passed and half a doz-
in talk. Among the house. bills passed were
Rurnllam's bill providing clerks for municipal
artesian wells. The house settled down to bus.
mess and passed or killed almost everything.
Mr.. Fletcher's bill to strengthen. the local op.
local option counties the main irovisionss Of ali
the machinery necessary for enforcing the lnw
Tho house passed. tho council bill providing 70,
3: also the council bill for refunding the capital
i Srt aalsstins a : prisoner ss1 i io E SsH sasa,1 r ihn sNas
rescued from him by q mob, passed over the
yeto. Meneie alone voting no. Also Prices Bill
for regulating the business Of loall association
: II noes. Tho veto of tho hill defining the class
Of newspapers in which legal advertisements
shall be published was snstained-ayes II
nays, 81. A largo number of house bills wer.
passed. including that restoring to Eddy county
three townships heretofore added to Welli
county: Mr.. Baldwin's bill providing that rail
road companies shall furnish facilities to smal
stations for shipping grain from farmers
wagons: requiring banks operating under terri
bill prohibiting abstract officers from entering
judgments against homeateads when making
abstracts. Counci bills were passed as follows
10 preserve the waters Of Tongue river rrovid
Ing for the collection and compilation Of stats
the general fund unexpended balances in roat
deficiencies in tho school of mines, Yankto,
asylum and Ver1million university.
TIE governor ON tho 7th vetoed the omnibuI
appropriation bill. The gross earnings law II
re-enacted aud is In tho hands of the governor
It provides for a 3 per cent. tax on all earnings
Including Interstate commerce. provided TIL.
railroad companies agree to pay so87.O01 within
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