The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1890-12-19
WHOLE NUMBER 455

bill, section 80. which ksd been omitted in
enrolling that measure, and or tbs declar
ION by Mr.. Mills, of Texas, that it ~as
'al] risht' NO opposition was made to its
passage.
Representatives Taylor, of Illinois, today
ihtfolUced bill making an appropriation
OF 81. q. GuG,. IL ptovideifor the CT ,non OF
public building At Chicago upon the pres.
ent site, with stipulation tbut Il mist be
ready for occupancy January |, 1893.
WASHINGTON, Dec. l0-The house re
sumed consideration of the flnmb reao!u
tson looking to o removal of the remains OF
General 9sapt to Arlington cemetery. 1t
was defeated. Yeas. 81; nays, las.
The house then proceeded te ths dispos,-
tion of the public building measures.
Among number of bills passed Were
Sioux Falls, S.5H,0oG; Beatrice, Neb., s. ).
eco; Davenport. $4,000: Rock Island, Ill.
500; Sioux Ct y, s25,io9: Bloomington.
Racine, Wis, sho,. o.; Rockford, H.,
80 LOS; Fort Dods SC, $4,000; Sheyboygan.
Wis, 100000.
WAsHisaroS, Dec. 10.-J. w. Hathaway
was elected rgstmaster on motion of Mr.
Henderson, of Illinois.
On motion of Mr.. Mason, of Illinois, the
senate Biz was passed for the relief of Pay
master Basch cf fhs United States army
Mr.. Mckinney stated that he had been
direc, ed by the committed of ways nac
means to report resolution for hesaistrl-
button of the presidents annual message,
ana upon his motion the house resolved
itself into d committee of the whole for t.
consideration. III response to question
by Hooker, Mr.. Mckinley stated thnt SO
much of the message as fGserred to
the elections bill was assigned to
! a select committee on the election of presi-
dent, Vice president and IN mbers of con
gress. Mr.. Hooker expressed desire to
tf3ati1 tt.s3r nrlH "a nd
of lie message to tie COMMITTEES on judi
! ciary. Mr.. Mckinley announced Will
ingness 10 have the amendment offered,
but objected to debate, as he was ucting
by eourtesy Of the chairman of the com
mittee on Indian affairs to which com,nit
| tee 1t had been assigned. He therefore
moved that the comm .ttds rise. The ma
ton was agreed 10, and on motioH of MIR
Perkins the house ayniu went into com
mittee of the whole on bills reported from
| the committee on Indian affairs. One bill
concerning the mission OF Indiana, Cal,
was considered The committee lose, the
bill was passed and he house adjourned
WAsiiINGToS, Dec. 1l-Soon after meet
ing. the house went into committee OF til
wlols on tie fortifcntioas appropriation
bill. The bill was agreed to witEont dis
cussion, and the committee being risen the
bill passed together with one approprat-
ing ) Un, o0 to meet the deficiency In the
ul'p.oPAopAAos IVA oh
binding.
The house passed the bill amending 500
ion a,o . Of he revised statutes to pro
vide a penel y for any person havin., th,'
custody of ballots Gnl returas after an
election has been held, who shnti alter
such returns or erase the name of any
candidate for representative or delegate
In congress from apy ballots In his Gus
toay or in any way aEor or defnce the
snnie with ih,ent to affect the result OF
such election.
Tho bill was then taken up to amend the
anti polyR amy law by rrovi.'ing thnt per
sonal property formerly be 'onging to she
Mormon church which now is in the hands
of n receiver, shall be placsi in the com
mon school fund of the territory.
Wl HlSaroS. rec. l2. After reading
! the Journal the house w-nt in;o committee
OF the whole on the private calendar.
All the afternoon was Consumed in th
discussion of n few bills which were Gnnl!
passed and the house adjourned.