The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-01-05

he exercised strictly according 10 the me
cry OF opr system of Jurisprudence ana
the spirit OF cur constitution"
Care of Old Soldiers.
The old soldier who has no other hclne
should ave all the real comforts of one
IN our soldiers home. Ills bed Should
mine, and his food should be wholesome
and adapted to his age acd conditions of
health. Let the old soldiers welfare be
your first care.
Much prcav4ss has been made in build
ing up our state militia, aal General 5. j.
ioiiklift AMI ali those who have aide" ai":
are entitled to congratulations. Genera
Conklin Is asking for a $40, 600 %uppropri-
alton for the militia. We think this is
too much by Ut least $4,000.
:, soq IN Dakota IS an agr:cul5Hral s,S s !
De given Il reasonable appropriation,
This legislature should provide for the
holding OF farmers institutes under tho
supervision and direction Of the aericul-
tural college. Every state in the union,
save two, provides for these institutions:
south Dakota and Arkansas.
Colleges Are Criticised.
There is TOO much Latin taught At
BrookingS and TOO much mechanical en-
$ineci'ins taught at Ncrnlillion. There IS
room and work for both OF these ~institu-
tons. but neither should trespltss on the
rights of the other. Not Very many stu
dents in this young state can lake me-
cnanical engineering. The general govern
ric;It1,aI $40 %! G6a . ,aar NJ VI II ,I}, II,
10 pay for the teaching along the Two lines
2trst ~ ~ LAc 5G. q IniSt IS9 y,,t1,,iH,.-
~. - i',a S.amt to'igEes, ! nS''is
e ait,r ~ oF'iSir 1T = l'oSu Ho VI a,io
Arts"
IN urtat1lnGtl. ~ tlc 'iltTfiof iiIS niarc
g.5 l"in's NJ Si'e MiSF |u"LIGln -" y
both N agriculture and mechanic arts.
There are nine o. these subjects in agri-
IN ~ "a ~ 'Srn1C;l t" 'nocl'2i'tG AZ.
nan,c,l IN 10 nna ,.}3lenr ~ ne im+orioT
~ :, - 49, = 70 ', ~ : ~.
y - .i~il omoi1,S 30 ;, ,r - , 49, - ~ = ~
~! ! i,S?ia, ;o us . - % a. 800 800 &c, no S''S 5,inin.
nnainnnrfn% g ,1aT3ina pH@i7nnrino
~ tiiSullnS, y, ntttide S5!SHlGtL,iS q
yi1nnriH,o Th ~ rs, ltT III = - ~ ~, ~ q AZ 80
TTiniIt1r 1I coLliinGn . y ,,aI,Ihrnoii, co
mo : = go, I,itE MN ~ ~ co. y fa = %I2,
In HaTicnitnras and a,lginoad%ino Iso % ~
80 !. n'aGi InnW,, ~ M 80 -, litaIIt ~
it1 ! a W. hat Nt n " ~ cMvituii;S!n -
TN sfatn 10 70 80 10 nr.oraesaIs ,.t,n
taac5 ,,nchan;caI een3inen,inw ~ tLn etotn
uniyarsity r. seems =" me ,'1 h at + i is m mn
yr;sc to 5ttnn,nt 70 toanh r,cnha nioaj an an
%il,nn,i, 70 ~ ~ sro+ |nivnrsitis ~" n.bL"r We
= IL ~ nI - = -, : ~ >, q ~ ~. a,Is ~ W
alton ana ne splaSdi.l f9ciliti"s We nave
f tnanhinu ! n, : = =, IAN ana VIZ a"nt
tTn a@riir,iit1 nal cni1ipmc o. nniY !"
on al n9ar;n No Ila To- = ~ aa5r;o,'1nnn all an'
Loco Thn n ni. = y, y 1, ,S scntoo o "'| , III
tif71,jae Of e,1hincfs ali :" 10 e,nnm 80 of ~,
nTN fnE sin,1 al salHn)
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Against a Primary Law,
We think there is no pressing need for
me c7actrncnt Of q rrinlar,, aIoctio, Low
providing for direct nominations Proh-
!, hIv M sf.to IN ~ ,n,:on ;n 49, 49, -
tSrnal strife within the political parties
Ia" is - no msih,a "h h IN 'nrofE sucn y
W ,f - s pa" i, - - lt9ents ~ IS !lot
Win ofr ,, - r ~; 49, WHY. .rlSu.
revenues and Win NO sare or adeo,,o4o
-NN Wy tit ~ "o a dutIuikc
Iiia M 80 nS' - ~ ~. "a III
~, = ntatG y 8" my tic tA-
siye 10 inc faH nova rs'I and ia a, = nd G1pGs-
-. tGCl d Id" IS eilacteu II VIII cost twice
tiions oe - tntus a. ~ ~ ~ iiahe ilonilila-
tro~ns va ,i urC = ~ ITteia = tiecIlolls'
, 49, ~ dde aiacuus 700 illSn. WIN a prl-
-, n - nN ~ OlI4ct IL 10 st1i.c
~ ins no., put Wy 'ITti seeks IL, III
, y ~ > a. puys ~. j ne poor man.
~ - - "a ~ v! silhil means, 'iIS no snow
ns"'ris one nan on ilcalis' Inc man OF
100 80 al' WI ~ .IS primary cree
af -, ~ tnalls lhole 'GeI!G tllan me man
cI I, in /, n.ea,,s, aWp ! ne Is shlllea aad
IL, ,l ~ ,i .Tans W Wass nS no.lars VIII anu
~ - tuieSn - ii!s l.lS9s. N securing
~ = noi NJ olSe such d law IS ell
u 49, ny poor nan, IhS man lnat Is
and rbc man u dnllars win win n1t. a . t teo
often ne win be a weak and unqualified
$500 % 80 !" :. Jaw : a. dlat .
NJ ~ : ~ - SuIii a I'm, Piovt1lis "Heil
Nc a., i,onn,9 I Iaad NJ oL1 Naa-
~ u d 1ua nov iohs, ctG. lne law
proSibitins iliegai Voting, in atimii ton = and
the Illegal use of money. ana there will be
no further demand for "a costly primary
election law.
c,n,, p,;Il;.a
~ @ap'ta! Eu'io'hg'
1t seems that the time has come when a
state CAPITOL should be built. If the pio-
neers OF this state who laid the f~ouldati ton
stones OF th-s young commonwealth are
to see and nave. a part in the construction
oil 81 capitol building the hour to make the
move IS at hand.
we recommend that plans be selected for
q capltol building 10 cost So00,Goa. A rea-
sonapie approprlaIon should be made by
.llts ieSlsiatnfe with Wilich 10 begin such
building II 1t can be done legally. In this
connection We call Nour attention to a
part of section 2 ofsarticle 10 OF the con-
statutlon, winch IS III these. words: For
the purpose of ~defraying extraordinary
expenses and making public improvements
or TO meet casual deficits or failure in rev
enue the state may contract debt never
TO exceed With previous debts in the ag-
sregate $1Gt,e0c, and no greater indebted
ness shall be incurred. except for the pur-
pose OF repelling INVASION
It is OF VITA! importance that one wing
OF the capitol building be constructed dur
ing the coming year. If this temporary
bulld.ng should be burned, 1t. of itself.
would be little loss, but it would take with
brary and ali he Gles and records Of the
state, Which neither money nor time could