Omaha daily bee., 1897-01-10
BILL TO REMOVE CAPITOL
Senate of South Dakota Rejects Proposal
to Postpone.
MEASURE TAKES ITS REGULAR COURSE
Many other Bills Introduced i'm the
Senate and the HOuse-List of
the Principal House
Committees.

PIERRE, S. D., Jan. Especial Tele-
gram.)-T event of the day in the senate
was the bill to remove the capitol to HUI
ron, which came up on vote to postpone
two weeks, which wes lost by a vote Of
23 to IA, and it takes its regular course.
Bills were introduced regulating salaries
of treasurer and register of deeds, provid-
ing for another judicial circuit and choosing
other circuits; creating the office of boiler
inspector, and a bill to reimburse j. NJ.
Good for expenses of s4,317 incurred in the
Indian trouble of 1891.
In the house message from the governor
was read, asking that the legislature provide
for an accounting with the active cash by
the state treasurer before his new bond be
approved
Cuban resolution, a resolution for the
appointment OF a committee to thoroughly
investigate the Taylor settlement, and
railroad bill, fixing 3-cent rate and mileage
books good in the hand of any one, were the
principal measures presented.
The republicans and populists are both
holding caucuses tonight.
In the house today one of the first re-
ports presented after the speaker had an
nounced his principal committees, was the
report of the committee on compensation or
house employees, as follows: Chief clerk, Sc;
first assistant, $3.50; second assistant, $3.50;
engrossing and enrolling clerk, 81; aasist>
ant enrolling clerk, So; sergeant at arms,
$3.50; assistant sergeant at arms, $3.50; bill
clerk $4; postmaster, SO so; messenger, $3.50;
committee clerks judiciary, $3.50; appropria-
tlon, $3.50; enrolling and engrossng, $3.50;
all other clerks, SO; chaplain, SO; pages, 81.
The speaker announced es the principal
committees the following list:
Judciary-Swartz, Holmes, McWhorter,
King, Court, Mastic, Donahue, Dollard,
Glass
Lawrence, Dean. Wright, DAILY, Kuhns,
Correction Corr of House Journal-King. Kidd,
Rules-Kidd Holmes, swartz Goddard,
Storle
Burkholder, German, Moseson, Lilly Hair
Banks and Banking-Pqrdinii Stewart,
Engrossing and Enrolling Bills-Gunnison,
McWhorter. Rlsty Hegdahl, Anderson Of
Appropriations-- KIRK, Olson Of Lawrence,
Blackstone, Gibbs, DAILY, Klindt Burke
"ET Insurance. Anderson of Aurora, Black
stone. Hanson. Purdin' Power. Nielsen
holder. Farnum. 49, ,,,.o..u r,,.,.
Wright oleson of Lawrence. Burke, Hair
Ways and Meaps-Weeks. Anderson Of
Purdin, Hegdahl. Jones, Ebbert, Sheldon,
Somers. Miclaes.
Printing and Observation-Disclosures King,
Kidd, Brusseau, Aulweis, Schnauber. Shell
don.
Agriculture and HortIeulture--Peterson
Benson. Power, Denton. Stewart. Hanson
Lohr. ,
Municipal CorporationsaMastlc. Icolton'
Ryan, Gibbs, Johnson, Michaels, Baker.
Mines and Mining-Bruce, Benson, King
Lilly, German, Downing, Overseth.
Charitable Institutions - Anderson or
Kingsbury, Denton. Gibbs, Olson OF Yank-
ton Ryan, Storlie Jardine.
Highways and Brdges-olson OF Yank-
ton. Mlchaels. Moseson, Peterson Ul.uer'
Ebbert
Resolutions were introduced and Dassed to
spread the message Of Governor Sheldon on
the record OF the house. and for vote of the
full body ON the organization OF the house
to prevent any future question as to the
legality Of the organization by the vote OF
less than a full majority OF the house.
Adjourned.
In addition OF the capitol removal bill, a
bill to protect game was introduced In the