The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-02-18

looked up the record of ID. H. Smith.
the head of the engrossing force two
years ago. and believed that he was
thoroughly honest. and that the
words We're inserted by mistake, puu
he believed in majority rule and that
the law should be as it is now with
the additional language in it, and as
it has been law for two years. knight
OF Hamlin. a member two years ago.
said he did not know how the words
got into the law, but did know that
every attempt to vote them in failed.
Withee was suspicious in regard u
the bill or any attempt to change it
now and objected to any amendments
being attached to it at this time
Rinehart believed in government by
a majority, and that majority vot-
ing on a question should carry II.
Tscharner could not agree with Nc
Farland. He said the law on the
books is not the law the legislature
passed two years ago. He remem-
bered we'll and knew that the bill
passed the house without the -four
words. "We are voting only to COR
rect an error he said. Ruhlman
believed an honest mistake was made
two years ago by some one but yet
believed that the law as now on uhe
books should stand. as he believed III
majority rule. The bill failed to
carry with a two-thirds majority and
the emergency was striken Off. anI
/ the bill then carried. The roll call
1 showed those voting for the bin
were: Anderson of Clark. Anderson
of Corson, Baldwin, Burdahl, Ben
son, Bergren, Bielski, Birch. Bred
vik, Brink. Burkhart Cole, Cox,
Courtney, Dahl, Donohoe, Evebson,
Gilby. Groce, Gunahl, Hal lof Butta.o,
Hall of Lyman, Harrison, Hardy,
Hamm, Heglin. Hersey, Howe, Hunt
| ly, johnson of Sphinx, Johnson Of
Yankton. Kennard. Kingdom. Kne5-
] ell, Knight of Hamlin, Labrie. Lund-
/ quist. Magness, March. Martin. Malm
Mathieson, Moe McGrath, Nelson
Norby, Olson of Brookings. Olson oi
Grant, Peterson, Paulson, Quickstad
Redrud, Roberts, Ruhlman. Sanborn
Schultz of Brookings. Solab, Sted-
ronsky, Teign. 1'itland. Tscharner
Thompson os Hanson, Thompson OF
! Minnehaha. Waltner, Withee, Wild
Ion. Mr.. Speaker
Those voting against We're: Messrs
Bartels. Bessler, Bilger, Blake. Craw-
, ford. Clark. Green, Hansen, Honck
Hursh, Jacobs, Johnston of Meade
Jurgenson, Knight of Dewey. Nc
Farland. Muehlbeier, Patterson
Rinehart, Ruckman. Schultz OF
Kingsbury. Stein. Steckler, Stoner
| Strand, Streeter. Swanson, It'd
blom, Thompson of Lawrence, Tripp
J Weller, Woods
: New Committee Bills
In the senate new bills presented
2 were: $50, temperance committee
S nine O'Clock closing of pool halls
i. PSI, county and towns committee
3 prohibiting county commissioner
D from designating more than two of
i fetal papers in one town in count.
when there are other legal paper
!, in the county: 252, elections com
e mittee. limiting the voting privileg'
5 of Indians after they have secured
title to allottments; 253, assessmen
and taxation committee, providing
;, sor classification of property; 254
:, y appropriation committee, approprl
!, citing $6,096.72 deficiency in stat
y house maintenance; 255. appropria
= ton committee, appropriating $50
- - 600 for general printing appropria
:, ton for years 1915 and 1916.
. Byrne's Bank Guaranty Act Passe
. On third reading S. B. s, the "At
II ministration' bank guaranty act b
h McMasters was called up, and passe
q by vote of 81 to five. Those vo
: ing no were Messrs. Beebe, Bobl
.e Browne, Howei, a!d '3hitlock. Th
,e bill called oul y gcne.al discussio
I'd amendments in minor features, aftt