Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-01-13

tive Ashley then arose and moved that the
members bc permitted to choose their seats
The proposition being to- decide IT ny lot.
Representative Fowler proposed that the
motion be 80 amended as to enable the dil-
ferent delegations to sit together. After the
Representatives, were seated the reading of
the journal for the day preceding WAS be-
gun. Another to adjourn followed, but be-
fore 1t had been seconded Clerk Cone called
the attention of the House to the fact that
the Senate would hold but one session OH
the 9TH, which would be at 10 O'Clock II. nj.
and as there would bc mess ges to he taken
from House to Senate and vice versa this
could be much more easily managed by
holding SIS -ion ut tho same hour. Tho
notion was accordingly made that the
House adjourn till 10 o'clock ON tho Sth
and was UNANIMOUSLY carrled.
In the House on the 5th hut two bills
were presented. being one by Hall to pro-
vide for tho regulation OF freight .fiffs by
one by Packard tO provide for the estab-
l>hment of an insane hospital ut Rediield.
The bill presented by Hall was impo, tlnt
aud very extensive. 1t Is SUBSTANTIALLY II
reproduction OF the Iowa Law, and provides
that the railroad commissioners shall have
authority to fix q maximum schedule OF
freight and passenger tariff by alirail1oads
in the state, prohibits unjust discrimina-
tiou, the demanding OF greater compens;l-
tion for shorter than for longer hauls. and
the pooling OF freight. After the prescnta-
tion of the bills the speaker proceeded to
announce the Standing Committees, as fol-
lows:
ropriations-Hooper. Gold, Watson.
Amermun, Summerside, Cleveland, Hosmer
and Ashley.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Burke, Hall. Hill
singer. Herrick, Stuvcrud, Grant, SEDAN
aud Oakes.
Immigra Hilstnger, Hall, Grindle,
patteu. Gold. Sedan and Scanlan
Public neutrality-suspicious., Kavcndahl,
Miller, Patten. Harrington, Dahl and
O'Neill.
Education-shcldon, Williams. Prather.
Read. Relk, Mathieson, Walters, Dwycr
and Snyder.
Enrolling aud Engrossing Bills-Sessions,
Amermat, Paulson, keve, Smith, Ottcrnes,
Anderson. Banks. Cleveland, Everett Doug
las. Chamberlain. Miller, Dahl, Fizzcl,
Berdhal and Pnttcr: on.
Municipal CorpOratlons-Kclly, Dilger,
Beik, Lynch, Kline, Cranston and Bean.
Highways, Bridges and Ferries-Smith,
Miller, Lynch, Packard, Dilger, Kocnig and
Bean.
State ADMINISTRATIONS, Sangstad. Apland,
Watson. Holmes, Schamber and Mnlchow.
Insurance-Preston, Maiiiesom, Fornell,
Hilsinger. Hooper. Lynch and Peterson.
Charitable lnstitutioMs-Gcary. Walters,
Donahue, Boy. Lumbard, Kestbooth and
Ashley.
Penal Observation-Disclosures, bitterness.
Ayers. Paulson. Forncll, Dwyer and Snyder.
Military Affairs-Walters, Douy.as, Pat
tcrson, Chamberlain, Stuverud, Ruswick
and Kestboth.
Warehouses. Grain Grading and Dealing
Grant, Withee, Gilbert, Herrick, Hall
Dahl and Oakes.
Usury-Motley, Prather, Kline, Douglas,
Chamberlain, Ferguson and Campbell.
House JOurnul-Williams, Box and Press
ton.
Medicine, Surgery and Pharlr acy-Amer-
man. Cleveland, Read, Hilsinger. and
O'Neill.
Rulcs-rricc, Everett, Ravendahl, Withcc
and Peterson.
Irrigation and Drainage - stuvcrud,
Hooper and Gcary.
sessions-Gilbert. Malchow and Oakes.
Elective Francllisc-Cranston, Lumbard,
Anderson, Watson, Ravendahi, Dwyer and
linbrcche.
Public Buildings-Summerside Harring-
ton. Holmes, Paterson, Grinde, Apland and
Campbell.
Federal Re,ations-Price, Ayers, Kcne,
Beidahl and Scanlan.
Agriculture and Horticulture = Box,
Geary, Boy, Lumbard. Patterson and Bean.
Ways andM eans-Gilbcrt, Price and Mot.
ley.
Sessions-Summcrsidc Ferguson. Grant
koennS and Campbell.
Judiciary--Everett, Price, Fowler, OF
tens, SESSIONS, fack1cu, Su6lOOn, NilvCu-
dahl and Anderson.
Mines and Mining-Fowler. Burke, John.
son. Pattep. Motley. Smith. Kline, scaular
and FenlOn. ~ ss go
SCHOOLS and Public 4! 81 /. y..ss.or Il.
Box, Fowles. Grant, Dwyer and Sedan.
4ddtRn nAffatrs-Schamber. "A Paulson. .sangs
tad. Aplapd. Johnson and Kestboth.
Elections-Kend, Preston, Kelley, Hos
/ mer, Burke, Fizzel and Anderson,
Counties-Wether. Hokcnstad. Schahber
\ Ayers. Grinde, Holmes and Labreche.
Health-Mnthicson. Hokenstad, Amer
man, Packard. Anderson, Labreche ant
Fizzcl
Manufacturcrs-Hokc Belk, Kel
ley, Patterson, keve. Koenig and O'NeilI
Worlds Fair-Ravcndahl, Packard, Price
Summerside, Fowler, Stuverud and Rus
| wick.
Temperance = Chamberlain. O'Neill
Bean, Read, Lynch, Dilgcr, Kelley an
Belk,
In the House on the 9th Mr.. Fowler in
troduced u bill for an act rcsubmitting art
icle n of the State Constitution, that beln
tho prob ,bition- clause. to IL general cleo
tion to hc held in November. 1894. MI
Hooper presented bill to amend the di
vorce law, providing that divorce sha
| not be granted except where the plnlnti
has been IL resident of the state for on
year preceding the action, and in case til
cause complained OF occurred outside til
state, u two years residence is necessary
MIR. Ravendahl introduced bill for the es
tablishment of municipal saloons, which
however, had no sooner been read than
was consigned to oblivion, the form OF sen
tence being ''indefnitely postponed" Til
same Representative introduced sever,
other important bills. Representative Pal
nell presented another on the subject Z
divorce. which would also extend the tim
of residence to ono year. Bills of minc
Importance were also introduced by Repre-
sentatives Packard, Hooper. Harrington
Stuvcrud, Holmes, Rice, Gilbert. Smitl
ponahue, Rnswick. and Cleveland. A move
ment to adjourn until. 2 O'Clock p. M. Nor
day met with very decided opposition
first, but On its being explained that tt
reason for the long recess was that u
Committee ON Ventilation desired to in
prove tho condition Of its department., I'll
motion promptly carried.
81 se sss ssssss vas called g soe.d:
sSceS SehSddSi ~ issSsGiss were III psss prc
i stAkasc ctlo sbnsiness I II ethe day was ppene
n WiSh GpIayesi " ~ Chat plain. The reaS
4 IL ofF thtl e30nrnlt HaA dispensed WITH 4
n 1iAniIaUbs eoSasnts aud Senators Sta
Dean. and Majors were appointed Con
mittee OH Ventilation. The selection
seats followed. the order OF choice being d,
termthed by lot The numbers of abssl
pemhers we're drawn by the eecrstary, @
. request by the Representatives Of q
Peoples party ttleS they bs given seats :,
gether. was acceeeh To- The report of II
Committee ON Rti6s w9A called for an& N,
psesented By eeYstor BrockwaN Tie Ohail