The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-02-14
Youth Observation-Disclosures

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In The house the fret business was the adep-
m mon e q 7 . se : s%miss. pf g draft 'o 9 .o ins sYyS'e e.
the, district system. A communicates vas
read from the state treasurer calling attention.
kota securities are becoming alarmed at reports
TO provide funds for the foreclosure and sale of
real estate by advertisement. Bills were In.
troduced to regulate tbs fees Of attorneys In
settling esttaes of d ceased persons. ToamouA
s tssy ss sode sca s lsss # 6a lss;; + P,d g5SSiaas . : so %,'s;
for the destruction OF wolves and other animals.
10 amend section $3.50. compiled law Of 16g7.
counties to issue bonds in equal propo stion on
indebtedness to abolish the office Of ilniniera-
ton commissioner. aud to denue the duties OF
the railroad commission. The senate reyolu.
ton praying for the opening. Of the Fort RE- dali
military reservation passed, The senate bill
and benevolent institutions passed. Adiourne6.
In the South Dakota senate on the "a senator
Stewart. Of Fall River, offered the following:
WHEnEAs Certain loading Chicago nsWspa-
pers have sent special correspondents to this
state: also have written grossly falso descrip.
ttons OF the condition of the people Of South
Dakota, and have published monstr0us stories
OF niloeeu restitution among the people Of the
sthte; and.
WAEREAs. Said Chicago newspapers have
AOtAoAc oOSa llOolo upon uklIS BG8te anu m000
other false statements condemning its condition
and that of tho Sioux reservation, soon to b
opened 10 settlement F: and.
WHEREAS, The punishment of such mtsrepro.
carnations Is likely TO do great injury to south
Dakota, and It is evidently int. dcd for that
puopose therefore, be it
Resolved, That our senators and re~prosenfa.
uves In congress are requested to vote agaiust
Chicago for the worlds fair.
Tue resolution Was referred toe special com.
mittee of five, consisting OF Senators Stewart.
Sterling, Johnston, Thie!man and Leppslman.
The house marriage license bill was recon.
chapter ls7, laws OF 1889, relating to township
organization; amending section 1, chapter6,
I%olitical code. relating 10 the admission Of e..
torneys at law to practice: providing for the
taxation of telegraph and telephone companies:
Regulating the business aud liking the rate Of
charges of telegraph companies; relating to the.
construction OF ~artesian wells and ditcGes ard
me powers of corporations relating thereto.
In the house tho commute on temperance
made . majority report recommending many
changes. A minority report was also pre-
s s;sssat .s An effort nt was RI. made ss!.x to raise sso the TO- e:
failed. The house bill passed punishinx tres.
passer. on school lands. The house bill GOV.
No. III passed, providing for amending title >,
code Of civil procedure. Billie Introduced: To
amend section 54l4 of the compiled laws OF
1887; to repeal chapter 12l, session laws Of
1853; TO amend section 14O3, relating to the
fees OF the secret .ry of staie; to amend SEQ.
warehouses aud the inspection and handling Of
grain to amend section 1906. chapter 3. civil
code; TO authorize county commissioners to
insurance policies; to punish parties for dis
turbtig the peace by use OF offensive language
to fictitious partnerships passed. Adjourned.
In the senate on the 4th the following bills
were passed: Relatins to the payment Of high
way tax by labor and permitting receipts to be
lrote. ton from beavers. Bills introduced: To
convey ton acres of lnnd to Fred Evans amend
ing section I. chapter l.l, laws Of 1887 relating
chapter rs. laws OF 1881, and chapter 1aj. laws Of
1857; changing the name of the reform to tho
Industrial scliooi making il misdemeanor to
remove a building from mortgaged lands.
In the house the committee Of the whole fec-
ommended the passnge of a bill creating the
term Of the supreme court at Deadwood was
lost in the house. The senate bill providing for
the appointmen Of e supreme court marshal
ellsineer passed the house. !senute bill No. 81,
amending a section i'll the civil code, passed.
Senate bin No. 90 passed tho house. The senate
bill relating to the fees OF register Of deeds
passed. Bills introduced To amend sections
10. to !, iS5s, revised laws providing for the drain.
land title. Adjourned.
In the senate on the 18th the bill to provide Q
temporary government for the territory of OAla-
h"ina vas taken up and the clerk commenced
I , read tho III !, but had not completed 1t whom
at z o'clock the bill. to aid in the establishments
md temporary support Of common schools was
Gtheu w u8 uIIlnlSneu business. Mr. Blair.
after spoaking IL few minutes in advocacy OF
II. temporarily yielded the floor to Senator
Sherman. who, from the committee ON foreign
(which was placed ON the calendar), congrAyH-
lating the people of the United States of Brazil
on their adoption of a republican form OF gov
ernlnent, enAtOr Blair resumed his argument.
Adjourned.
Tha house adjourned after tile journal was
rea ! in its abridged form and approved, a large
the funeral of Mrs. and Miss Tracy.
Tho senate went int committee of the whole,
Will Senator Cain, of Bcadle. in the chair, to
Ats O'Clock. the committee recommended the
passage of the bill, with the amendments rec
commended by the committee on temperance
aud six other amendments adopted in commit.
tee OF the whole. Petitions were presented
asking for tho submission of an amendment to
the contribution leasing school and public
lands. Tho senate ordered . contract for print
ing its daily journal. The senate bill reducing
the fees Of the court stenographer passed. The
passed. Bills introduced: Amending section
~, penal code. relating to perjury and suborna.
tionof perjury. Amending section I'll. code Of
civil procedure, relating to sham and Irrelevant
ans wers and defenses. Adjourned.
The forenoon session of the house was taken
up In debate on the temperance bill. In tho
afternoonla petition WINS read from citizens Of
Daedwood asking that the rate of interest be
made z lsr cont. a letter was read from Sem
ator Pettigrew expressing regrets at being un-
able to visit the Legislature. Senate bill No.
". repeating chapter ., session laws of the
ElehtoeHtu LEGISLATIVE assembly relating to 0p.
preparations. passed. Col. Parker introduceda
bill to create two congressional districts. The
mouse At 3 O'Clock went into committee Of the
whole to consider the temperance bill. Mr..
Young introduced an amendment to section l6.
taking away the penalty for keeping liquor In
the house. The amendment carried. The ma
jority report on the bill was adopted. Nj.
ioungs amendment provides that this section
shall not be construed to prohibit the use Of in.
toxtcating liquors In q building by the owner or
occupants thereof II such building be a family
residence. used exclusively as such, and not :
placed the date for the law to become operative
April 1. Adjourned.
In the senate on the TIN bills were passed %
follows: Relating to taking, holding aud dis
posing by aliens Of real property providing .
North and South Dakota. New bills intro
duced: Amending section 4, chapter "a, politt-
cal code, relating to blank forms furnished
aasessors; relinqufshing the interest Of South
Dakota to the west half of section II, township
amendments of articles of Incorporation. The
October, 1853, session passed. Adjourned.
In the house the elective franchise committee
reported favOrably IN the woman's suffrage
bin with certain amendments. The temper
made TO strike out the emergency CLAUSE, which
WAS lost on q vote Of SO to 30. The effort to
place the date when the law goes into effect at
May l was lost. The bill was finally placed on
it, hnal passage and passed by . vote of lO2 to
81. The house bill providing for lower rates Of
interest on Lawrence county bonds passed.
The house bill to transfer the business Of the
late territorial court to the state courts passed.
The house bill relative to the practice Of
pharmacy In the state passed. Adjourned.
In the senate on the sth MI. Wick, of Wal.
worth county, vas appointed a clerk on the en-.