Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-03-02
THE DAKOTA LEGISLATURE.

BIsMAKCR. Feb. rs The governor vetoed
Mchugh's OH authorizing counties to issue
bonds :or county bulldogs, his ohiectioa
being to the two sections of ihe BIZ WIKI N
seem TO l.gaiize bones ILLEGALLY voted ana
Illegally Issued for tris yu' pose. Ike veto
Was referred to tae appropriations commit.
tee.
The bouse paesed the newspaper bin over
the veto and The couacl btll over lhe veto ap-
propriatlng the untXlenGed balsnces for the
Nermlliion university, Bookings college and
school OF mines.
The house railroad committee introduced
It's substitute Tor the railroad bill and recon
sldered the vote. indefinitely postponlug the
bill reetsllng tho railroad commission law.
ana Mr.. Morris introduced a till establishing
4 railroad and warehouse commissitn being
susetantiAlly the Minnesota law.
The council Indefinitely postponed the bin
repeating the public eyaniuer set.
The north Dakota college bin passed, Is to
o. 1t locates the college al Valley City In
stead OF Fargo.
Ia the house Mr.. Aiken introduced a reso-
tuition declaring tat no other public iustitu-
tons saould be located at this Sc sion Of the
Legislature, in view Of the prospective division
OF Dskots, and that appropriations should be
made for one yesr, instead If two, for the
maintenance If public Institutions.
Ire s~oiiiers' houe bill reached the gov
ernor today. II he vetocs 1t, the Indications
are that he veto VIII be sustained.
BILLS were introduced in both houses re-
pesling the militia Law Of 1851.
Among the hilis intreduc, Il In the council
was one appropriating $4,000 for improve
mcnts at the Btsmarck pcnitentiary.
Mr.. Campbell introduced a bill sppropriat-
Ing S., 900 for the industrial college as Aber-
deem.
The governor hss approved Wsshabaugh's
bill placing Dendwood under the general
LIQUOR laws OF the territory.
fbe council passed MIR. Poindcxter's bin
locating q normal school AT Aehtoo; aiso Mr..
Hughes blu for the collection OF city taxes.
BISMARCK, Feb. l9.-The governor wsasus-
tanned III hs veto of the Graud Forks uni
yers.ty bin. Among the b!lls Introduced Ia
the mouse were three normal school bills, one
AZ Lakots, ore AZ 81. Ihou,s aud one ~ Cas-
SETON. Ryan introduced = tl!i 70 uaG for
horses bclonaias T. +. 7. Hiue,, a. WA!worth.
killed. 10y order u veterinary Salgeons. The
Aikens resolution, de.iarug ayaIriC sppro-
p~r!ations for new Institutions, Was p,sted,
and toe Miner and LtSbon nCrmal rchcoi
bills were killed. ftouta doz other bis
OF the same tenor met r5e t.lna fate.
la the council Pajten's iroa.cI&d pruhi>i-
ton bill passed-l2 10 6. scderbela's til,
extending for frc years the provisions of he
law giving bount'es for plsniing trees,
passed; also Aliens BIZ Prescribing the
character OF isvcatments 70 be made " DA-
kota organized iusurancc companies. The
house bills passed were: Giving Z term Of
court to Butte and CtLtr counti.s dcnoinx
the boundaries Cf Butte county, taking IN
part OF Harding and adding the remainder
to BuTdick; for fuUding cut standing
county debts protecting Irees az well rs
hedges planted along highway: providing
for tax sales In October ius'csd OF september;
limiting assessors comp ~nsation to SO for
each congressional township; declaring void
two laws enormously published as having
passed 81 the last session; and the followlrr
were killed: provid!ng for two justice ia
towns and villages; Byler's Eoxious weeds
bill.
BIsNARCK, Feb. 20 The bill providing for
the appointment Of women to the CfIlcs Of
notary public having been referred to the at
torney general, he decided that ia his opln-
Ion 1t wae frivolous and uEnecesssrv lagtsla-
ton that women were rot cit~izcpsuLGer The
laws Of congress, go far 10 they apply 70 their
holding ctice srd enjoying the right Of
suffrage. That If hey are citizens lrsi,la-
ton is unnecessary, SO the governor has lhs
right TO appoint any citizen over II years OF
age a notary publ.
Among TIE bills Introduced in the house
were these:
BY UphSIu-Prohifitir the sale ~ M
sound, diseaeed, adultcrsted, Impure or IN
wholesome articles II food and regulstlnelh The
laughter ~ auinals.
BY AlleE-ro pay Arthur Linn nearly 81, 600
Tor interest on his Oh claim for printing
allo we'd two yes"s a~O.
BY Prcc--A memorial fNr maints!n,r. anG
imrr3,iG2 Fort Abraham Lincoln.
The house oSts8 lhe following cCC2oil
bill: Requiring tho publication lf county
financial st.tem e. Qrartrr'y; tsfEh,i bling
two ~pt1ruatrG G~'s'r.,t', uae lu North ard
onr in S.urh Dakota, aut tie following ncu.e
bilie: Pruyid.n. ,h.t ooiE t"o members ~ y
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