The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-03-04
R NTERS ARE GIVEN
ANOTHER "SWATTAG"
BY VOTE IN house
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Authors Mistakes to be
Corrected without
Pay
NEW LIQUOR ACT
NEW LIQUOR ACT
License Must Now Get Maj
ority of All Votes in
Election

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day afternoon two sherin's fee bills
increasing compensation of such Of
iclalS had been reported Gpon UNI
faVorably ny litc judiciary commit
tee, came mp for committee action
one report being adopted. and the
other brought IL motion from Nc
Grath TO strike not from the re-
port, bringing the bin to the calon-
d&l. After Il little skirmishing. the
McGrath motion was lost on roll call.
-; yes to 65 no, and the bill is dead.
A motion TO place N. b. 213, coun-
~ iocal option for free range, upon
!hc calendar. was voted down, and
lhe lin which reported without rec
onimcndation goes INTO the commits
tee OF the whole list.
Anattempt 10 get tine bin providing
for purilasel OF a residence for the
governor back on reconsideration
was decidedly voted down.
ir.hric Dogs Lose.
II. Il. 22h. providing the manner
81 elimination OF prairie dogs. nj the
cost OF land owner . TO exceed SIG
ON amy l. quarter section, back on
reconsideration, started, something.
johnson OF Sphinx opposed reconsider
alton, and told of the poor settler
west OF the river VINO mad started
ont on account of adverse conditions
or who was eking out Il measer eX-
istcnco and who could not afford 10
pay this amount and made IL special
plea for those who had gone back
east and were attempting to hold
their land. This brought Norby with
The statement, that he was getting
tired OF statements which appeared
on so many measures about. west
river COMMITTEES starving out, or going
hungry. He had been in Stanley
county for Il good many years, and
never found anyone going hungry,
or starving ont. IN fact as one of the
carlv settlers of Sphinx county over
thirty Years 9 he saw more settlers
i~"Starvcd out" of that county then
he had eve. seen starved out of Stan
lcy. He positively objected to such
statements in regard to The west
prairic, dog commission appointed
with q registered lobby, one of whom
:houla be from the vets, onc from
;hc drvs. and one from The equal
suffrage forces. The motion 10 re-
consider carried, and later the bill
was passed.
Printing Bill In Today
Thompson OF Minnehaha started a
movement to ''Smoke out his print-
ing bill from the committee. bringing
out a strong protest from members
OF the committee that they were do
ing al they could to hurry il along.
and on a promise of the chairman OF
the committee that it would be
brought in today he withdrew his
motion.
House hill 395, a new primary bill,
containing a registration feature,
was introduced by the elections
committee and given its FIRST read
inp
ON third reading House bill $50,
crcmpfing tho small town hall.
from tlAe requirements OF, law for
the fastening OF seats of the floors
.cnnn 10. and when il. was discover
cd that il also prevented picture
shows i'm such buildings the discus
sion was so warm that it went back
TO committee.
Fer Rural Credits.
IL. j. L. 10, providing for 2 sys-
tom OF rural credits through a con-
stitutional amendment. the issue
over which. the house tangled for
more than an hour Thursday night
was back ON reconSid Grafton. and al
ter being ~amended1to hiring il around
TO lust what the original i~ntrodnccl
wanted tito mean, ii WAS passed
II. y. $50. cutting omt the live cents
4, milo, limitation of travelling eN
pesos for county salpefiniehdchts o.
school passed; as did H.. p. a@l, an
thoriaing aswori. on streets. as a part
OF the penalty for violation Of or
dinancea. after twas amended moi
to include offenders under eighteen
years OF ago. 81, GtsH8ts5
0..,,. Printers f"Swatted" Again. :
Then came mp III. ID. 240. the nub
lie printing bill which was intended
to smooth down the difficulties be
tween the printers :tnd sthe siat'
printing department. 1t was amended
to allow dealers as we'll as actua
printers in on the bidding for sup
plies. Thompson opposed the bill il
+. my shape. as it would open the wa,
for combination of printers, ant
said the state might as we'll repea
the whole act. Anderson of Clarl
told of savings and wanted to RECORD
his vote against any "damnabl'
scheme to turn down the law OF two
{ years ago" Patterson called up thu
statement. of Anderson that it would
cost $1,000 TO print the report OF, tho
fact it only cost S3ll l. and supported
the bill. Johnston Of Meade support
cd the bill as the present law is al
injustice to printers .Rinehart die
NOT think there had been a saving o
$780, 900 as claimed and said that The
law was directed at the two printing
plants in this city, necessary to car
ry large plants to do the Legislative
printing on time and in shape. lac
obs was for the bill. cox told o.
regulations forcing printers to make
changes without any pay at a los:
IN themselves. March, declared tina
the bill as drawn made the state bu,
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