Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-01-24

best A test vote WAS had shieh r.
suites 40 for rs=ubmission And 81
against, rs follows:
Ay7s-AEison, 4nznsrran- Austin,
Barron, Poland, Bake. Gn1-lE, Col
yLn- CrCo<-, Eo.uler, U8cxOQsr, Don
saar, Dsak=. Es, Frances Frye.
Cas- GureI2a- Hair Henrik, Henry,
HosA<n. HozLxg. LII. Luczs. Lan-
bSrt, h5<hasl., MAs@.3ge. McEfun 4,
NesoBr OLIVER. 0rcuEt. PApjcE, Pat
ten, Perm, PLaE. E.mGs4eiI. Reid,
Es-- gGss~Lr >Aagssad, Sharp. Smith,
% BON H@nIgI@, NeS. NE@atiey,
NEeSrr NAlAmss Wilson, Young
-4s.
Nnya-Ar5s-son. Campbell. Ca
Wool. CT cE@cs. DcUza-, DUwd=l,
E5a~r-, EF-aagoadr God. GuIack-ou.
Gaanar-0a, IIa-Ton, H-g.4- Hokea-
: 50, Ho RgE~-. Iso ard, John-oa,
Jolrs, Eiasa45, Kuhn. A.Ler. O-rrr-
r---. P4r+-r, P~r--sgB, EuawicE,
ys@y, >tprli-. thomas, Truman,
Weber, W te-3t-
Pie GDv=Eucr announced that he
had sssael the .0sCE aHg reward:
$4,000 EEwAED.
The above reward of &, 600 vii BE-
paid Tor the apprehension and r@n-
aFEIon 10 the authorities OF South
DAKOTA OF w. W. Taylor. late de-
faariHg treasurer Of this stat. He
IL about ) be-s = inches IN hight. heavy
ses, wszhE from 100 10 200 pounds
sSoptHg shoulders, = light snor-
Eaeussssbe, rp3dy compilation, blue
eye=, rather largs mouth with hang
ing under lip, slightly bald, hair ding
ed with gray. walks with sort OF .
wadalIuz gait.
CHAs- H SHELwS. Governor.
The following bill. we're introduced
in the senate:-To abolish the Office OF
the state engineer OF II igstion, TO re-
peal tax on dogs, that p4apers az
death nay De dIzzscted with the Der
mission OF nearest k~indsElan, for the
protection Of game, the value OF fruit
tries and shrubs shall not be included
in the assessment o. the land, ic case
Of default IN condition OF mortgages
taken by counties the county treas
urer shall notify chs states attorney
and he shah fOFeclose, to repeal Chap
ter las, sessions laws of 1893, for
ameBdiB No Section 4, 902. sessions laws
OF 1881, for the protection OF beaver,
to protect lite and property from dan
ger from E-s All steam, that verdict
may ts rendered by three-fourths of
jury in evil cases, to provide for the
condemnation OF public warehouse
sites on the right Of way OF railroads,
appropriation for the per diem and
ml-iag- OF the legislature. The following
buls were introduced In the house:
Providing that fees for witnesses of
the state in all but criminal &C ioas
be paid out OF the state treasury,
attach H. the eseded portions Of Greg
ory TO Charles Nix for county. school
AMI judicial purposes and abolIshing
Todd county, = mending the election
laws. providing that the intention OF
the voter shall be taken in determin-
ing the count, providing for the educa-
ton OF the blind between the ages OF
nine and thirty years, forbidding the
killing OF beavers Tor ten years, provld-
in for the sinking Of artesian wells on
school and public lands.
Pierre, January 1s:-Ths senate
held only = short session. There was
but little work which vas dispatched
in quick time and the body then ad-
IouTned.
The house soon after commencing
got down to business In good earnest.
The bill providing a fund or $4,000
for The prosecution OF Taylor and his
bonsisEns1 passed unanimously, also
the Ddf fixing the terms OF court IN
the sixth clr4uIt.
Th~ -p@aker appointed the follow
ing committee on statistics: Burke,
Jones. Rindt, NcKIunon and Rice.
The u-e Of the house chamber was
given to- Mrs. Cranmer and Ars. SIM
mons for Sunday nj hr.
The following bills were introduced:
providing greater security TO state
affairs. joint resolution relieving SIS
seton and Wshpeton settlers Of the
ns-as = 5J pr acre for their
homFsteads, providing for taking
censrs, exempeIng school lands cold
by state until patent issues, Tor satis-
faction O: school fund mortgages by
auditors. appropriation for legisla-
ture supplies, amending laws regard
ing education, providing for publica-
ton OF time and place of spring
roundup, amending educational laws,
providing thai hres may be set for
the burning OF grass and weeds where
. IRE break is drse constructed.
Pierre January l9:-The senate
spent the day largely in discussions of
sconony. lt began well by passing
With n vote OF 43 to one senator
Boycs's bill for a constitutional
convention. Then the matter of
pay ior the senate employees vas
taken ID. The committee OF Legis-
lstiye Expenditures reported ia
.orabiy on cult. ng the salaries from
Soc tn a dollar a day over those OF
two years z but alter an hours dis
sussion in which senators Boyce, 10th
ian and Lawrence supported the com
mittse and senator's Pease, Ride,
Howells and Wilson opposed it the
senate by . vote of "a to l6 gave the
old skeduie. After the introduction
OF a considerable number of hills Sena-
tor Aplin moved to adjourn over I'M
til Tuesday and Gen. Pease and one
L.