Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-01-19

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The state land department Is making
& great record for the schools Al L1e
sktss Of the year there was tut s--'S-t~
| mas, dUe Interest CD deferred payments
! for rte zehooI lands To the amount ii
1 ST 60 T1f. Sine the EI-1 Of the year J
| large E,ar1 Of 7he interest past due III the
1 ryose az the rear had been paid and the
| amount yes aUI i Tery sIBHlL b+N11Fs
| ke4pInc after the interest due, the De
ra---ne=t - continually adding 10 the
| sehO.Si fund as well As the VARIOUS ei1os-
ueur finds TX collecting from trespass
! E-S On the different state lands PROM
| this source the funds Of the Different state
4 institutions have been receiving monthly
| rerai1rances from the department which
would never have gone TO them If the
matter of IresIlass had not been closely
| hooked after. Commissioner Bach VIII
make q strong eEur1 10 bring the total
| amount 10 he turned Over TO the pubic
schools Of the state zar this year up 10 4
half million dollars To do this be viii
he obliged 10 keep ere-y dollar nf The
permanent fund a ITS fun earning ca
Y.se5sr- s!sa te de tins X no sIfIa4 LaSk,
rs II Requires the 81 about
/ three million dollars which must lee keII
I eTlr al the time. Gr Il brings no reTeoue-
! BESIDES rb% rpraeu7 Of tins 1UuG II
viii lie nts-essary 10 secure all the possible
rereuue from the lands Ter held by tint
| STATE for ieasiD- PURPOSES. IN tins work
he VIII he helped by the demand ful
| hands wes7 Of the RIVER Toy new settlers,
wins viii tense tracts which have tsa-n a.
lowed 10 lie Idle II I,as7 years IN 1naHy
cases applicants from Lhnr section are
| paying the lease price for last rear 10 Sc
4 - 1850 E---- .-TrV ia or -rE-
year lease grlce for Ehe use Of TDe land
| for four years Taken al sore-her, tie
s1zte land department Is getting 10 lac the
biggest Euapcial institution ID the sfase
and lis Infringement fer the bes1 Interest
! Of The schools X No sinecn-e
Presideu1 GoodDer- Of The STATE board al
regents Of edncaTiun- tfas received drafts
from different INSURANCE companies 10
;.sy sAe iesses On The d0-TniInrS building
! burned II N~erIniIlioD. and The barn
burned II BroskinSs college The at
counts were $500 on the harm. and S15,-
97a 0n the dormTrorg and contents II
! NeruiiIljan. The TerIniIion loss was
probably the Lrsz IaiG in the stale under
| the provisions Of the valued I,niiey 9aw-
| THE law Went into effect Oh the nrE uf
July aDG The ~l.uiicies Were written IN
/ thai date. The III. winch DESTROYED me
fuiidinc occurrea Oh the Fourth Of July
md the payment was made il full under
The provisions Of The law Under present
laws zi,s aInuunI received from insurance
goes into 4 special fund winch Is avail-
aile far reconstruction Of the burned
Baildiu= Formerly insurance payments
! Fu BulIic buildings EeIII iu1b tie GENERAL
9EnG aEd were only sEaiiahls after Ire
I leSiSIa-urs had n9t-1 aId appropriated
{ HE munay for : SPECIFIC PURPOSE This
waS considered = hardship and Iise law
yas changed 10 allow sHch insurance
money Ts N 4Slace isse-Eu3e arli4anle for "a
building purposes
/ Al Investigation Of 1iBe statutory prGvi-
ssn1rs shows fbat -is F,e-Iae Of western
Stanley and Lyman County have a long
read before them before they secure Ii9e
comfy organization which they desire
Ser7inp J. Of Article IN of the reI1Et3-
| ru755l SAYS -The Legislature shall 9'1s,-
vide ly genera law for the organization
IF Dew counties locating The county ssirS
thereof and changing county lines All
changes n cnan-r boundaries IN counties
already organized before taking effect
shall be sabln7-asa 80 the electors OF The
COUNTY 81 rg1n1ses affected Ihe-efsy. II
The next general election thereafter and
lie adopted By = majority Of THE vgTes
cSSJ IN each c0eE1y Al S1ca election
Counties rrsw organized shall remain a.
they are unless changed according 10 the
above provisions" This constitutional
provision shows plainly that nothing ca1
be dome in the way of count division
without legislative enactment which
same shah be submitted 10 the vu1ers OF
The whole territory affected 81 the nexs
genera election thereafter.
The great value Of small artesiaa Eeass-
such as can be secured at = c0ST ot easy
a few hundred dollars each by the fam
ers in the greater part of ghe Stzss Sg1uE
east OF the Missouri River. Is shown aE
the practical use TO which s8cA = Wea *
pu, 10y H T. Zimmerman, q Miner Cssap-
" farmer. Zimmerman = rhs ewzae-
of $50 acres Of land. The hGSas1zseS Hssn
his farm are Of the nncst modern <azzrac-
1e-- One Of the features of his Barge
1rars CT hand IS am sr1ss5aH wei, w.hitsh
has a Sew Of 81 SaEss1Fs E,sr MINUTE Tins
Is n1tT q arnsgr ws.R x,xrrI7sE-rad with snmp
OF 1ie large E-TtsfiEn willis III South I'm
kuIa, md vH1 Iife surplus winter from II
hes formed u lake covering aisnuT live
scres. The lake rs filfed with fish. With
lHower derived from the arfesian well
Zimmerman opaTatss II surn shelter. cream
separator, cnnrn and washing machine.
III addition. tine surplus water from the
well can fa utilized for irri-siinr sucfl
portions of his farm as necessary
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