The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-03-02

enough, too, they were shipped to the
town from Chicago though Iowa
millions Of dollars worth OF eggs
every year, and OF course the big H.
linois town is cackling about it.
Circuit court wound up its business
much quicker than anticipated. aud
even sooner than officers OF the court
cared to see it. But starting in at $50
this morning Judge Jones got through
in time to take the IL a. m. train for
home. The cases disposed OF since yes.
terday evening were: State vs. Jacob
Jacobson, dismissed on motion Of states
attorney; Eldora 4. EanDoren rs. f.. Il.
Miller ct al. tried by court and decision
reserved; S. NJ. jerks vs. Lake county,
two cases. tried by court and decision
reserved; Mary J.. Walden VS.. Martin
Berther as treasurer ct al. Judgment for
plaintiff, granting title.
Gov. Lee has vetoed the bill making q
permanent levy and fund for the support
OF educational institutions. He taxes
the position that 100000 per annum,
limit fixed upon the amount TO be
raised, will prove insufficient for future
needs VI such institutions. Yesterday
the house passed its " bill requiring
registers of deeds to furnish copies Of
grain mortgages, and passed the follow.
ing senate bills: Increasing the salaries
Of governor and supreme Judges to s3.-
COO per aunum and OF circuit judges to
$500. Other bills passed were: Max
,ng threshers' liens OF greater priority
than others when filed within thirty
days from date when threehing was COM
pleted; sppropriating $500 for new we'll
aud tank It the soldiers home; sppro.
pristing &42.5OO for reimbursing citizens
OF Plsnkinton who restored the reform
school building destroyed by tire. In
the senate the vote by which the gov.
errors removal bill was indefinitely
postponed Was reconsidered. The bill
making permanent appropriations for
support Of educational institutions fsiIed
70 pass over the governors veto. The
vote was ~ to IL. Gunderson changed
his vote aud gave notice OF reconsldera-
ton. Senate bills passed were: Fixing
terms OF court in sixth circuit; repeating
township artesisn we'll law excepting
with respect to existing bonds; amend
ing CITY law. .Approgriating sl,:oo
to defray deficiency in Legislative ex-
pence; to apply to the initiative and
referendum to cities; amending laws re-
lst,ng to loss Of life BY railways; to re-
ouire state officers to turn over oil fees
aud emoluments to state treasurer; pure
white lead law; to prevent adulterstior
in tisxseed. The house held % evening
session. the first OF this legislature
Bills we're passed: Constituting tho gov
ernor, Chief justice and auditor I
board OF claims TO settle differences ant
disputes; sppropriating $50 to dsfrs!
expenses OF selsot,ng the remainder o
tho school and endowment lands; regu
lstins the practice OF medicine and pro
vidine for . board OF medical examiners
adding Labor Day and birthday OF Lin
coin to the list Of legal holidays; defining
the manner OF fixing damages in lsyin|
out highways; authorizing county oom
missiouers to create one or more votinI
places in any school township.
TIN your oyster, vt Ginder Bros, at .
cents per quart. Allfresh stock.
Fer 0ale.
One team gray mares, weight $50
pounds, both with foal. Inquire OF )
n. Spies. agent Standard OIL 20.
Before the discovery OF One M,nut
Cough Cure, ministers were great!
disturbed by coughing congregations. n
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