Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-01-12
reading of his message both houses
adjourned until the following day.

The day and hour fixed 10y the con-
~stitution for the converting of the legis-
~lature, the twelfth regular session OF
the senate of the state of South
Dakota, was called to order by Lieu
tenant Governor II. C.. Shober in the
senate chambers in the capitol in the
City of Pierre, the seat of government.
Prayer was offered by Rev. Gullix-
son.
The roll of senators-elect as certified
by Hon. S. c. Policy, secretary OF
state of South Dakota was called by
l.. NJ. Simons, secretary of the
eleventh session, and the following
named senators were present,
District No. /, Union county-Johr
Morrissey, Alcester.
District No. 2, Clay county-A. S.
Anderson, Vermillion.
District No. 3, Yankton county "A.
l.. Wyman, Yankton.
District No. 4, Bon Homme county
J.P. Cooley, Tabor.
District No. 5, Lincoln county-W. c.
Gemmill, Canton.
District No. 6, Turner county,. l.,
Fleeger, Parker.
District No. Z, Hutchinson county
John H. Mettler, Memo.
District No. 8, Charles Mix county
B. F. Morgan, Wagner.
District No. 10, Minnehaha county
James w. Cone, Sioux Falls.
District No. II, McCook county
VIM. Hoese, Spencer.
District No. IL, Hanson and Miner
counties-W. J. Maytum, Alexandria.
District No. IL, Dawson county
Herbert E. Hitchcock. Mitchell.
District No. Ia, Aurora connty-O.
d. Anderson, Corsica.
District No. Is, Jerauld and Sanborr
counties-Geo. Duncan, Woonsocket.
District No. 16, Brule and Buffalo
counties-H. S. Hedrick, Chamberlain,
District No. II, Gregory county
Adrian Nyquist, Gross, Neb.
District No. Is. Moody county-Geo
A. Perley, Flandreau.
District No. 10, Lake county,. A.
johnson, Madison.
District No. 20, Brookings county
E. C. Miller, Brookings.
District No. q, Kingsbury county
W. F. Brennan, Lake Preston.
District No. %, Beadle county-Geo
w. Wright, Huron.
District No. %, Hand county-C. M.
Carroll, Miller.
District No. "a, Hyde, Hughes and
Sully counties-J. ]. Dalton, Pierre.
District No. rs, Lyman and Stanley
counties-John G. Bartine. Oacoma.
District No. 26, Deuel. county "A. J.
Lockhart, Clear Lake.
District No. q, Hamiin eounty-A.
o. Arneson, Hsyti.
District No. %. Codington county
H. Wiersbeck, Watertown.
District No. %, Clark county -
ID. Mckinney. Bradley.
Dirtrict No. 80. Sphinx county-Petel
Norbeck, Redfield.
District No. 81, Grant county--C. 8.
Amsden, Milbank.
District No. 80, Roberts county
Anton II. Dahl. Vernon. rs
District No, SO, Marshall county,.
H. Brooks. Britton.
District No. 35, Brown county Johr
r. Weaver, Claremont; Ira o. Curtis,
Aberdeen.
District No. 81, Edmunds and Wal.
worth counties-G w. Ryan, Java. +
District No. 38, Campbell and Nc.
Pherson counties Andrew Williams.
Leola.
District No. 80, Lawrence county
D. A. Mcpherson, Deadwood; Ernest
May, Lead.
District No. 40, Pennington county
Harry L. Candy, Wasta.
District No. Al, Meade, Butte, Per.
kins and Harding counties-Henry F.
Perkins, Sturgis.
District No. az, Custer and Fall
River counties Dennis Henault,
Custer.
The oath was administered to the
honorable senators by Hon. Ellison G.
Smith, which oath was subscribed to
and filed with the secretary Of state.
Mr.. Cone moved that we proceed
with the election of officers.
Which motion prevailed, and the list
of caucus nominees mentioned in last
weeks paper were nominated and
elected.
A set of temporary rules was then
adopted.
The senate then adjourned to meet
in joint session with the house to
receive the governors message. A
record Of the proceedings appear in the
report Of the house for the first day.
H-ouse-second Day.
Very little business was transacted
the second day except the finishing Of
the house employees and the drawing
of sents by membexs.