Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-02-23
THE DAKOTA LEGISLATURE.

800 ~ ~ NitGoi IN ~
county. Ii Is an out,roath OF feeling against
the governor.
the Roger memorial was quietly talked
about and the indications are that there will
be ittle opposition to it.
In the house TIE railroad I'LL was reported
favorably. The tame I'll viii he repoited in
the council tomorrow, but with amendments
pfobaoiy placing telegraph and express com
lahles under The Jurisdiction Of the railroad
commissioners.
The usury bills were under consideration
IN me mousse and the council bin making
the taking OF an excess OF IL err crnt. .nter.
est a mlsuenleanor WAS to paes,
Another hill Is befoi e the house and meets
with considerable favor, providing that the
penalty Tor takirg usury shall be imprison-
onineDt In HE county jail. The indications
are that such n bin viii psss.
Mr.. Fletcher iutrodu ed d biz providing
that the legislature may take q recess OF
ninety dsye, which was referred to q special
committee ana promptly reported back with
u recommendation that 1t do pass.
Mr.. Adams introduced a memorial to
congress asking legislation that Will allow
counties to issue bonus un ler the seed wheat
bill where they have cxceo ded the limit OF
debt allowed hy the organic act.
Mr.. White introduced a bill requiring notice
to be gwen before q lax deed issues.
In tne council most Of The time wss spent
discussing the veterinary surgeon and Fetch
- ''f iNhib wv s'RA u NCAAIiA w
fore voting. This was amended to six months
and passed.
The bill taxing mortgages, passed yesterday
By the councii ana was also discussed at length
and was finally killed.
The object OF the proposed recess is TO 90
TO Washington sftcr Marcn 1 ana ask the re-
moyal OF the governor and urge n special SEES
sion of congress II congre 3 does not provide
for the admission OF the two Eakotas.
BISMARCK, Feb. IA bin passed the house
amending the sctd wheat bill by providing
that the bonds sAsl run five or ten years at
the option Of the coun Y commissioners.
The bill providug for q recess was Commit-
ted TO the judiciary c nlmittce. The best
lawyers were Of the opinion hat the session
must be continuous.
The bili appropriatlug 10000 FOR the terri
toriAl library was recommended unfoyorably
by the mmit OF the whole.
MIR. Fletcher intro uccd a bill Intended TO
ala ia The enforc, meut ~ the local option
law. 1t embraces the lead rg f,utures Cf the
Kansas prohibition law. W.th sucn n0difca-
lions ar Dak0ti IS experience with local option
have made necessary.
Mr.. McIlugn 10 r4duced n hill authorizing
township aud Incorporated ci,les ~ aid in
the construction Of railroads.
Among the bills passed were the fODowing'
Providing that Longs le&is' alive hand
book shall be furnished 10 members of the
legislature, members OF The constitutional
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bin trlh-.hG Dea "o oha"r tue general
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pay the .hRpiRln ft'' lei ga. AT. "'flugh
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