Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-01-26
SOME NEwsY NOTES

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SOME NEWsY NOTES.
j A Few Items of Interest Cleaned
From the State Spirit.
AN ECHO OF THE CAPITAL FIGHT.
i The capitol committees of the house
and senate held joint session jim the
senate chamber this morning. They
inspected the capitol grounds and then
lookup the question of the states title.
4 During the contest last summer ali
sorts of rImors were in circulation as
to defect therein. The committees will
recommend the making of an abstract
to be examined by the Attorney Gen
eral. IT any conditions ssaFe found in.
the deed which might work injury to
the states interests hereafter, steps will
be recommended to take a new deed
from the last grantors.
Re preventative Michaals, Of Cooling.
ton who has been seriously ill at home,
is reported to be recovering. -
Senator Dillon, of Y ankton, is rapid.
ly improving ln.healuh. He expects to
be able to resume his seat in the senate
early next week. b
The Huron State Fair Bill came up
on an adverse report insthe House On
motion Of Wilson, of Beadle, it was re.
cOmmittea.
The house yesterday killed the Joint.
resolution proposing constitutional
amendment to remove the inhibition of
more than two consecutive terms sAforS
county superintendent of schoofs VI,
Not to be outdone by the State
Song" bill introduced Zip the House,
the Senate has a song Of its own. The
title is aBlue Label Beer, senator
Lawson is the putative author.
1900 y. il g;si :!
The Census and vital statistics bill
passed the house this afternpnn blythe,
narrow majority of 81 tols. Mr.. Turn
er of Faux, promptly cinched it by
motion to reconsider, and table the
motion, which prevailed.
The husband of Mary Tallman, of
Lead was shetland killed while drunk
in saloon OF that city. Mrs. TalIman
sued for damages and the jury gave her
judgement for one dollar. Husbands
must be plentiful and cheap in.Lead.
The Huron State Fair bill, was re-.
committed yesterday. The reason for
the adverse report was the defective,
title. The bill will be held in commit
tee a short time to give the, association
time to cure the defect
The legislature isn't in tia little bit
this winter. Two rank outsiders
have put the solons out of the game.
Col. Dick Wood is easily the most popu-.
lar man in the Locke parlors and Joe
Frudenfelt in the dining room.
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Chief Clerk, Dunham, Of the House,
is suffering from a seyere attack of III.
aammatory rheumatism. He com.
PEELED to go home. Assistant Clerk,
Miles, of Sphinx, is discharging the
duties of Chief Clerk IN Mr.. Dun.
hams absence. s;s 4 .s III 's',S 5s
|
he cattle inspection bill which has
been agreed upon by the committee on
Hive stock of both houses is substantial
~ the sheep inspection bill with cattle
ubs titMed for sheep The law has
proven very successful in Graduating
scab from the flocks Of the state.
/ Governor Me- ongall is, a model Of
Eurbanity in the chair. although he does
4 not always send bills just where the
chat linen Of committees think they
should so: For example, he refereed
1.-THE Minnehaha county jack rabbit bill
to the committee on Federal Relations.
The committee on Live Stock had
the dipping tand bin under consideras
llion THE morning, Hon. M +. Greeley
Editor Of the Dakota Farmer, and d
large delega ton Of stock mcn /; were
present. Greeley addressed the
committee on the urgency Of igorous
action at this sessio 8i
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sully Post, q. a ! 81. held q campfire
Hast night. "a number of comrades
sanonng the members Of the legislature
land others temp rily IN the city, we're
preaent- onTasie Godda
Lcommander 81 the Soldiers Home, ai-
dressed the boys giving. an interesting
ldeserip 0f ire Home and its
s9Insnag ement. Coffee and hard tack