Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-02-25

YEAS
Ameriman, Labrccne.
Bean, Lynch,
Berdahl Malchow,
Box, Mathieson,
Boy, Oakes.
Burke, Otternes.
Chamberlain, Packard,
Cleveland, Prather,
Dahl, Preston.
Dilger, Price.
Fenelon Ravendahl,
Ferguson, Sangtad
Fowler, sheldon,
Grant, Summerside,
Grinde, Watson.
Hakenstad. Mr. speaker-39
NAYS.
Anderson, Dcul, Motley,
Ashley, % Neiil'
Ayers, Pattcn,
Belk Patterson, Day,
Campbell, Patterson, Lake,
Cranston, PaulsOn.
Everett, Peterson,
FisseD Read,
Hall, Ruswick,
Harrington, Schamber,
Hooper, Sedan,
Horner, Sessions,
Keye. snyder.
Kline. Stuverud,
Koenie. Walters.
Kostboth, Willis,
Lum bard, Withee.--A
The motion to postpone having accord
ingly been lost the resolution will come
up in the regular order OF business.
Representative Sedan then introduced
q bill for the removal of the agricultural
college from BroOkings 10 a point be
tween Miller and st. Lawrence. Nothing
was said on the measure except by Rep
resentative Watson. who remarked that
I La. Ia n. Il
any such proposition, and he consequently
moved that II be indefinitely postponed
A call of the house was made and the
motion carried by vote OF "a TO ~.
/ The senate committee on the worlds
fair brought in its report on the house
bill this afternoon. With the exception
] of the enacting clause this bill was
stricken out anu tnat -: &c :c-:ts NM
changed IN ali the main ps: .!crlars from
the original form, was substituted. The
amount, however, was raised to sS1, 900
/ Senator Star asked for unanimous con-
sent to have the report Immediately con-
sidered which being granted, it was
promptly adopted
A motion was made by Senator Newby
TO amend by reducing the appropriation
/ 10 S57 900. Senator Star strongly OBJ
jected, however, and the motion was lost.
PIERRE. 5. d., Feb. l6 The senate held
an executive session this afternoon and
confirmed Hale and Henninger, nomi-
mated two weeks ago for regents. Con
sideration Of Ward, Mcintyre and Shan
mons nominations were laid over until to-
morrow TO give time for further inyesti-
CATION.
The senate passed the following bills I:
To prohibit the dockage OF grain by ele-
yators and mills; limiting the time of
/ foreclosing mocha nics' liens 10 one year,
and defeating the worlds fair appropria-
I linn - 'rha hnnsa hil1u
making the commissioner Of public lands
! the Immigration commissioner, aud
= companies entsrfny tiifs state Tor Uusfursy
hereafter shall deposit 500, 900 with the
secretary of state. and the bill to reduce
homestead exemptions to Ss0O0 was
! knocked out
The committee on investigating Brook
/ ings college reported today. completely
generating President McLogth and the
! regents and dismissing Professor Frost
( from the state employ and Professor Fos
I ter from the experimental stations.
/ PIERRE. :. d., Feb. is.-The house was
I In an angry mood this morning and sew
! eral wordy collisions took place between
| the speaker and the members Several
mem bcrs charged the speaker with arbi-
! trarily refusing them the fioor and while
| permitting his friends TO make personal
! remarks refusing 10 grant the same priv
! ilege To his opponents.
The bill was under consideration pro-
viding steam boiler inspection and after n
long wrangle failed for the lack of ma
jority vote.
| The senate refused TO rocsde from the
amen lments to the worlds fair bill and
Withee, president of the combine, moved
/ to appoint conference committee. 1t was
understood that the speaker would APP
point men opposed to any exhibit, but
Lynch moved an amendment naming five
| friends OF the appropriation and the
amendment was adopted