The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-03-01

The senate was called to order on
the Goth inst. at 10 a. M, by presi.
dent pro tenn Wsshabsugh.
On motion house bill No. geo, a
special order but not reached, was
committed to the judiciary commit
tee. Bill authorizes the Issue OF $685.
600 worth OF state bonds.
The senate then took up reports sot
committees.
The vote by which the report OF
the commit tee was adopted on house
bill No. 70 was reconsidered and
amended by inserting the words
provided " the inspector be appoint
ed this session he shall hold the Office
but for one year."
The following bills were indefinitely
postponed: Senate bills Nos. 1913
ana 203 and house bill No. 144.
Senate took under consider alton re-
port OF committee on senate bills Nos.
80 aud 1876.
No. 80 was read and considered SEQ
tion by section. Various amendments
were offered and the champions OF the
different schools OF medicine discussed
their representation on the state med.
ical board.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senate called to order at 2 o'clock
p. m. by Lieutenant Governor Fletch.
er.
Senate tills No. 45, to regulate arti.
cles OF interpretations and 122 relat-
ing to tablishing the boundary line
between North and South Dakota
were reported corr ectly enrolled. The
president announced that he was
about to sign the same.
Senate bill No. 14S to establish a
meteor illogical bureau, was taken up
and put Oh third reading. On final
reading bill passed. Ayes SO; nays. 2.
A joint resolution No. 268 Was OF.
fered by Mr.. Kittridge and rules sus.
pended and bill was put on its first
second and third reading. Provides
an abandoned tort in Sisseton reserv'
alton for permanent court ground fol
militia OF our state il granted to US by
congress. Passed.
Consideration senate bill No. 81 was
taken up. The vote by which amend
ment was added to section four was
reconsidered.
The vote by which section 3 wat
adopted was reconsidered and amend
ed by striking out certain portions o.
it.
On third and final reading the ol
lowing senate bills were disposed OF
No. 172, relating to the admission
OF attorneys to practice in the courts
OF this state. Passed.
No. 176: Reconveying ten acres o
land to Fred T.. Evans. Passed.
No. 20S: To amend the laws Great
ing the county OF Meade and relating
to the issuing and redemption OF coun
ty funds. Passed.
No. lao. Relating to the return o
tugatives from justice. Passed.
On motion rules were suspended
and house bill No. 81 was put oil
third reading. Vote was reconsideret
and bill ordered enqrossed and mad
special order for Wednesday at
o'clock p. m.
Introduction OF new bills:
No. 267. Establishing q board O
pardons and defining their duties
Referred to committee on judiciary.
No. 269. To amend laws relatip
to county roads. Referred to com
mlttee on highways.
The following house bills were dis
posed OF:
House bill No. 251: Defining tn
duty Of the attorney general reQardin
the public and schooi lands. Passed
Ayes, SO; nays, o.
Joint memorial No. $50: Memor
ializing congress to allow the state /,
have the first selection OF public land
was read the third time by title an
passed. Ayes, 81; nays, o.
House bill No. 1913, on third an,
final reading, was recommitted t,
committee on judiciary, for amend
ment. Bill relates to the foreclosure @
mortgages.
House joint memorial No. 100: Ask
ing congress tor an appropriation
equaling 5 per cent. OF the amour
realized from sale % public lands IL
the state since June 30th, 1880. Pass
ed.
House bill No. 1o3: To sxemp
members OF incorporated FIRE compan
les from jury and military duty. Pass
ed.
House bill No. 1915: Authorizin
adiutant-general TO furnish sons o
veterans with arms not needed by th
national guards. Passed.
The following house bills were rea,
the first time and referred: Nos. 80
268, 230, 126, 81 and 28S.
On notion rules were suspended
and committee on seed grain reporte'
making provision for the county b,
furnish the destitute with wheat 10
seed.
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yened at ] p. m. with the speak