The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-02-16
DAKOTA SOLONS.
Reluctant to Let Lose of Public
Money-Discussisn and
Routine Business.

Pierre dispatch, II The senate was
ed to settle differences today, several
matters bringing the senator's ont for
expression. The report favoring farm
ers institutes, carryin9 an appropria-
tion of $500 for that purpose, was OPP
posed by Bonney and supported by
Lightner and Branson, but finally on
motion of Rice. supported by Cassill,
went back to the agricultural COM
mittee.
Several members took occasion of an
opening to shoot to pieces the resolu-
tion for the publication of legislative
handbooks, Stoddard and Vessey oppos-
ing its publication, the former alleging
graft in that work ard that no one
would ever look at it after it was pub
lished unless it would be at the bind
ings and pictures
The next round was ON wolf bounty
report on the bill carrying an appropri-
alton of $40. 600. This was bitterly
fought by Freiberg, who has bill to
repeal all bounty laws, his claim heing
that the bill was for few counties
which should pay their own bounties.
1t was supported by Lghtner, Abel, Han.
ley and Rice, and the favorable com
mittee report was adopted with only
eight votes against it,
The appropriations committee favor
ably reported the bill to appropriate
$13 600 fol- state fair buildings at HUI
on and the rules committee presented
its report ON the primary elections peti-
tion, recommending indenfiite postpone.
ment ON account Of irregularities. A
minority report was pr scented by Young
recommending the passage of the act.
Among the principal senate bills pre-
sented were these:
By Cassill. to cut the present exemp-
tions in half BY Lightner, requiring
the agricultural college to make ANIMAL
exhibits at the state fair.
In the house the only contest was on
motion by Carroll to compel an early
report of the elections committee on
the primary elections bill, on which
he spoke at length, being replied to by
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speed was being made by the commit
tee, and that one of its duties under
the constitution, which Carroll had re-
ferred to, was to find out FROM them
selves whether on not a petition had
been filed, and as it is a long document
they must have time. A melton by
Belts to table lost by 43 to SO, but after
further discussion Carroll withdrew the
motion.
The only new house bill of import
ance was by Kelley requiring county
treasurers to collect the special assess
ment taxes of cities.
The house passed house bills to fix
terms of court in the Fourth circui {
two bills amending the probate code to
apply to Indian lands; legalizing acts
of the town of Hot Springs providing
for the appointment instead of election
of city assessors changing the date of
board settlements with town treasurers
allowing circuit judge to call in an
other Judge to hold term of court in
one county at the same time term is
in progress in another in the same cir
cult, and providing for extension Of
powers of sheriffs in making leyies
under execution.
The appropriation committee report
ed favorably ON the irrigation code.
The capitol appropriation bill will
be up for action in the house tomorrow.
Stomach Troubles and Constisation,
chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets are the best thing for stomach
troubles and constipation | have ever
sold" says j. II. Cullman, druggist of
Potterville, Mich They are easy to
take and always give satisfaction. |
tell my customers to try them and If
not satisfactory to come back and get
their money, but have never had com
plant. For sale by Stoddard d Hal
stead.
Palace Market.