The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-08

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Messrs Cooke, Logan, Mcneil, Miller
Morris. Partridge, Potter, Smith, Turn
bull. Van Etten.
Absent and not voting:
Mcssrs. Allen. Howell, Mallory,
Wellman., they being excused.
Messrs. Lillibridge Logan, and Van
Ettcn explaining their votes.
Mr.. Albums being paired with Mr.. |
Howell.
So the bill passed, the objections Of
the Governor to the contrary notwith-
standing.
CorSc,1., Feb. "a, 1889.
MrssAaE FROM THE HOUSE.
The following message was received
from the House of Representatives:
}Io,'sE Of REPRESENTATIVES,,
February q, 1899.
Mn PREslpIsr:
have the honor 10 transmit here.
with
House Bill No. 80,
A bill for an act to establish. locate
and build Soldiers Home in the Ter
rito,y of Dakota and provide the nee
essary funds therefor.
Together with the message from His
ESccllency the Governor vetoelng the
same.
Which the House has passed, tho Oh
iections OF the Governor to the contra
ry notwithstanding, your favorable
consideration tllereofis requested.
further transmit, for the infor,na-
ton Of the Council. the report Of the
House Judiciary Committee OH said
bill.
Jons &. HaMlLroS.
Chief Clerk
| Mr.. Gaspcll moved
That the consideration Of the mess
age from the House he deferred until
tomorrow at p m., and be made a
Special Order for that time.
Which motion was lost
! MIR. .Allin moved
| That the bill hc'laid OVER until to-
morrow.
| Which motion was lost.
The question being shall House Bill
No. 80 pass .he objections Of His Ex-
ce,,ency, the Governor, TO the contrary
notwithstanding,
The roll being called there were ayes,
IL; nays, 4.
Those who voted IN the affirmative
were:
MEss.s. ALlIS. ATKINSON. CAMPBELL.
CoorE5. CRAWFORD. DoLLARp, EA,osos
GLAsiEIl, HALEY, Huauys, PoIspEx
TER, W.N.sN, WAsnABAusn, Mr.. PREsr
DENT.
/ Those who voted in the negative
We're:
j Messrs. latten, Scsierierg, Van Os
, del Wcolhiser.
;. Messrs. Lowry aud Narstan being
paired.
Absent and not voting: .
Messrs. Cameron, Mcdonald, Miller
Ryan.
SO the bill passed, the objections o
the Governor to The contrary notwith
standing.
, From the above it will be seen
t who voted ago on the passage of tn
! bill over the Governors veto. It is un
derstcod tLat Messrs. Washabaugh an'
Patton made special fight for ou
. bill. That the entire delegation work
!. cd heartily for the measure we arc as
I surcd. This peoplo have an apology
; TO otfer Messrs HALEY, Patton an
y 1rude. 1t is not necessary to enter in
; to the reasons for the cut in their vot
: last fall in this county, but the caus
$ was Of such nature that no maj
; could withstand it. The tide was turn
o ed against the action of tho convention
: Mt Sturgis and no man could stem j
:. That the convention was trade W
y know. That the conspiritors failed t
y reap a benefit by their ncfarious scheme
y is equally true. That they were mis-
c taken in their men or at least in th
e ones elected we believed then, as W
know now, We say, all honor to th
% Black Hills Delegation, collectively an
;. respectively. We are largely indebte
, to other members of the legislature an
}" especially to Hons. Frank r. Aiken, q
Canton, aud NJ. NJ. Price, of Letchel
The people Of Hot Springs will renen
" her her friends and everyone shcul
preserve the vote published in the STA
to-day, SO as to always be able to hon,
our friends when occasion will permi
To the Committee Of the Grand Arm
of the Republic, Messrs. Harmon,
rs james and Langley, are largely due Il
> glorious result. Those gentlemen stoc
n manfullv by the hill and were new
= found asleep on their post. The con
Mite were the right one in the rigl
place. Above all, we are indebted
e. the Grand Army Of the Repnbli
= Without their aid we believe all Il
~ work done would have baen in val
God bless the Grand Army o4 the R
10 public in ths Department Of Dakoi
y. ~ Tas cii,isns Of Hot Springs cannot Fl
a., " understand this wonderful influen
: cosrlNuEDo ON 4rH PAsEl