Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-03-09
he calendar was pretty well claan.

the calendar was pretty we'll claa
cd up.
A conference committee was a
pointed by each body on the Apr
priation Bill and after a days wo'
was able to agree, ami the bill wei
y through.
Among ctber bills IN when &C
ion vas taken was the oil inspeetio
bill and the bill attaching lay "
to 9Th Judicial Circuit.
The first of these was beaten anC
the other passed and became a law
Senator Roberts and Representative
Patterson did a power of hard work
In this measure and it rebounds
greatly to their credit that they got
ii through in spite of opposition
from Grant aud Roberts Cos. The
Governor this weak sent IN most of
the names for positions to be filled
by him. The Worlds Fair Com
mission being l.. G. Ochsenreiter,
I, Z, III. Brown, w. M Powers, q. f..
Kinds, P. f. Mcclure, L. G. Quave,
of Langford, John Baker, T. t..
Eseans and j. Il. Pitcher.
For railway commissioners h. L.
copl IN of Clark Go, II, q, War
ner Of SAM arn Go. and John R.
Brennan of Pennington Co.
For Board of Charities and Cor
rections, Lima Richey of eankto n,
W. j. Sibbison Of Minnehaha Co.
and L. laugh Ii of McCook Go.
For Public Examiner, @. III.
Meyers of Coddington in place Of
John Krause of Yankton who
The appointments -
by the Governor during -.
have as a rule met W ~,
proval, the only gssefal ap-
lns oy disgruntled appli-
Giants ano their friends.
q OF the papers received here
Gently, said that the people of
South Dakota were realizing that
in Governor Sheldon they drew n
prize package. Our visitors from
Day Go. this week consisted of
Mess Matt Tracy, Val Neidenfeuhr
r. w. Parliman, r. Goer all of
Webster. II. A. Baker and l.. Sykes
w. Kitchens of Waubay and Judge
Bryant Of Andover. In leaving all
agreed they had a royal time and
succeeded in getting away alright
with the exception of a necktie
which the owner can have by call
ing and proving property. They
left for home on Friday morning.
The next arrivals were L. b..
Davis and "Uncle Billy" Atkinson
of Andover, Henry Paul, p. Peter
0 and X. o. Thoe dropped down
and returned with the boys at the
adjournment.
1t has been the good fate of all
Day Go. visitors to strike Pierre at
a time when subjects of interest
We're on, but the last batch saw
perhaps, the most interesting and
that was the final session of the leg.
stature.
Last night while the Appropria-
ton Bill was being enrolled and
engrossed, the play "a fast and
furious, the members pelting each
other with bills, documents ana
pamphlets until the floor vas lit
tered knee deep. All irritation
by vexatloas question SEEM
ed to be eradieated and all hands
felt glad at the approach Of the end
Of their iabors. But while the fun
on, other matters Of pleasant in
tcfest we're about to take rlace.
Governor Hegred and speak
er Lawson being each presented
with his ofioial c6air and garel.
Mr.. Hooper with gold beaded cane
rom the Proiib's. but tie pleasant
ost aurprs WAS When the meme
oel ri the senate sQrpl seq The Lt.
Governor by presafflug him With 4
magnificent cole afch and chain
The presentation speech vas made
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