Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-07-27

TEMPERANCE LEGISLATION SETTLED


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TEMPERANCE LEGISLATION SETTLER,
~rpnr.ryTArfo AND ~oprcAcr
p,.un,r r,1rte 7, ~ -,
80 'o1 " o'ls''
lui0Lal c0E'enton yesterday a resolution
Was introduced providing that the legislature
If t,a st,ta sbsI aorsie+ot q ,t,o,o ho.,, ~
,mn - =
uot 'v97 Oh"h Ivy ~ H'.is l"Ih !IVPoslNIoA
VIZ conc "p i"l "'ScCse'3n !@,er ~.
q D' "H"'| vac 'lt'''uNc" fiCNl"'H@ i"i
tle taxation q mo.'glgrs auo ma1aS suei
s3a,lon u iltA Oh me property %i'1 sceur.iy.
J PAld 10y iLe t.1"tl-f ~ ~ auu.'i 70 lne
aent, out II fa'o ny me owner on he prop.
erty Il becomes q p&'t ot lbe liquidation q
The lncGmofance.
10 session or inc Jollil committee 10 4lF'oe
.pe 'o,' sul'tl pioPgl ~. F, 49, 49, "Hn
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B~lSNAhcA, ". D., dNjy Ir-Io tGe coasli'
tuiipnGi convention Yesterday Chairman Col
con, OF ~" EaiHh1llte on laAal.ou, submitted
q proposition tnat the governor, $ ~crctary OF
STATE ana s.aic aH.Ifot small toAslIHie "a
board of assessors, whose luly Y shall oe 10
asses each year "a, i&lro.1s OF tAr state, IN
c#A i4nG ga Faaa otd, r0LtuE STOCK ana aIl
buildings. Lpo m~iAod 81 GiefcoAtioa OK
assessments - me tame a. now ID FnEua IN
tAc slate ~ lh1uuis. acre Is q suunG sc1t't
'leht lh FAVOR Of TINS mode OF taxation Tor
railroads..
"r. Llh"el l~hFoau-lcl a Pt'poslrol CIV
lp& VIC Ihh power ~ cVAtI'i property. De-
ionIl9& 10 htf at marriage on acquired by
SIt .AeIeal'e.
Inc convention appears unanimous 10 "a
For OF ,he prosec'ieh 81 inc immense grants
o. iand Tor scaool purposes, nut Is u little
olFl4el as 20 me pan anu soFeTal prppos!-
IONS mat nave pteh introduced Oh that sub
J'ct'
MT, bieeiActlc H~hlTouuctd a proposition
that II Al any tllne the sJate tEalI prohlblt
tne manulacluTe or SAT- OF liquor, IL ShaIi
indennniIY brewers, uiStnieIS ana dealers.
M, lamp pl9Ppe'u "a, u q4selen VI
Pfohlpilloh suai ~ o"pLit'.Iu ~ t"o A"iAAs
-abeoIuIv pIoAl"l1ioi al" nix" iiechSe'
FIXING THE SALARIES
blsMAhth' ~ ~ July - hc committee
on executive has agroeu on ith report on ne
sAl@fite u sat- oAictIs' uuI VIZ hot tugMIt
Ii 10 me convention ior seFefal Gays Inc
salai4c7 ItCoIhinenucu are as loilo"h' uoV-
ernor, So'0oo' heUIehaht-goVefhor' silooo;
auditor anu colnlhissloher OF Insurance, = ,2Oo
eaen' secretary OF state, treasurer, ruperln-
teHueht " puollc Instluctlon, COMMISSIONER
OF sch0ois anu puoHc iuhus ana attorney
general sI,oVu eacn. ne comhIltee aiso
recommends nat tne IaliIoau commission
ana whose salary SHAH oe s-,ouo each
inc committee Oh county superlhtenuehtS
ASK that no scI9oI iahas Dc solu LOT less thah
slu per acre Wltuout tne consent q al icas'
two consecutive legislatures that no more
than one-lourth OF the lands shall pe solu
Wlthln nVe years, ana lhal AZ Ieast ohe ioufth
shail never ne soiu'
PROPOSED artlcies were introduced as lol-
loMH, ilo'tulnE Uhat wy HCcnHc ~ tHc eaIc
Oh intoxicating liquor shal be El,oUo IN cltles
Oh 2'V,Oo equation ana F'oo ID loW1s o. Iess
luohlhs 'ne oasls u representation ~ ~
4e5lsIa'uIC Que IepIescH'atl|c i"I 'NGly 'uv
Vo.cs' making II necessary 10 nave al pahh
uut1s iSsueu IVr crou,atIon resIs'cIeu anu
couulertiEheu 10y IN olhcer OF the state, aho
cohipe'lA9 security ioI lhe 1ull amount o.
the treasurer
DAY pENolEp TO IALh'
BIsMARCK, y. d., July l9,-The session OF
the Joint commission yesterday did not ac-
complish much. The time was occupied de-
batting the way to settle the Indebtedness Of
the public Institutions. The conclusion
reached was that the secretaries furnish an
itemi2ed stgtement Of the bonded indebted
| ness and appropriations Of each institution as
a means OF reaching u basis. The commits
sionefs are yet lar apart, but mere are hopes
or an understanding soon. Inc South Da-
kota nemtcrs are holding their own.
The proposition to abolish the Office OF the
justice OF the peace and establish county
courts was the subject OF a Lively meeting or
the judiciary committee this morning. The
opponents gained a victory and the commit
tee will report against the proposition. The
committee has agreed on dividing the state
into six judicial districts and favors the es-
tablishment OF an appellate court, the judges
! Of which shall be elected and shall be sepa-
rate and distinct from the regular district
court.
Scott, Of Barnes, strikes at secret sessions
by proposing that in acting on executive
nominations the senate shall sit with open