Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-03-11

townships, growing out of adjustment
oil school debtn.
No. 272. Oonstruing the phrase "suc-
cesaive weeks -
No. 273. Amending an act aushoriz.
ing counties to issue bonds fer seed
wheat.
No. 275. Enabling cities and towns
TO aid in the construction of railroads.
(Allowing vote of per cent. taxi
No. 270. Creating @ subdivision of
the sixth judicial district. (Makes
Rolette a subdivision,)
No. 3s2 Providing clerk hire for
probate courts.
No. 337 Providing for levy and col-
lection OF tax on dogs.
No. S43, Providing clerks for probate
courss. NE sslsry attaehed).
No. S46. For payment OF witnesses in
theEinvestigation OF the territorial yeter-
inerian.
No. 34S. Providing for establishing
board of railroad commissioners. CThis
| is the farmers alliance bill)
No. $50. Giving the right of way
through Sioux Falls penitentiary
grounds for drainage purposes.
No. 1862. Defining and establishing the
boundaries of Campbell county.
| No. 1863. Amending chapter %, laws
OF 1887. tRelases to the incorporation
Of towns and critics.
No. 1854. Authorizing the suditor 80
audit end pay certain coal deficiency
in the jamestown asylum funds.
| No. 366. Appropriating money for the
travelling expenses OF the railroad COM
missioners.
There wss 366 bills introduced in the
| bproo ~ rpl. 40 kaany,,a la vps kbara
were 1926 introduced in the council, 60 of
which became iews Total introduced.
| 1872; total enacted, 1873.
1 FOUND IN THE SOUP.
The following bills fell into the soup
at IL O'Clock on the night OF March 9th !,
being those the governor did nos sig0:
1 COUNCIL BILLS.
No. 46. In relation to marriage con :
tracts.
No. 1o5. Relating TO acknowledge.
mems.
| No. 1913. Providing for the publica.
tion of the laws in newspapers.
No. 205. An act to revise and harmon
lie the existing system OF public educa-
tion and to abolish the territorial board
of education.
i No. 800. increasing the per diem
allowance Of watohmen and messengers
| No. 2l5. Providing pay for lost bonds
or coupons.
No. 1866. To regulate the sale OK in
toxicating liquors for medicinal pur-
poses,
HOUSE BILLS.
/ No. 800. To pay the assistant jRnitor
No. 332, Declaring trusts and COM
SiHa:icHs EHiasini .5EEz#5#z.s5z5555 5fs5#5
No. 306. Prohibiting the sale Of un
aound, diseased or adulterated food, etc
No. BIG. Amending the penal code sc
as to provide penalty where the penalty
is now one-half OF the maximum penalty
which 10 some cases ia death or for life
J No. 2S3. Authorizing corporations to
amend their articles OF association.
No, l5l, Providingfor the publicatior
OF Longs Handbook
No. 256. Providing compensation fo
I transporting the mail TO and from tn,
. capitol.
No. 1857. Amending an act passed
/, March 2, 1883. authorizing counties o
refund its bonds.
No. ITO. Authorizing counties to pur
chase an ertesian we'll outfit.
No. 246. Fixing fees for forecloHuY,
OF mortgages.
No 300. Reimhursing ex-Sheriff Por
ter OF Custer county.
4, No. 270. Repeating nection IA, arsi
Gle IL, charter OF Mayville.
No. 223. Requiring railroad ocmpsn
les to furnish suitable facilities for load
= ing and unloading cars 90 stations ship
ping 200 900 or more bushels.
!; No. 275. Fletcher's supplement- {
: the local option law. Intended ;
!, strengthen that iaw.)
No. l89. Amending section L, ohsp
ter 10, laws Of 1887, relating to count
= auditors.
II No. 327. Amending section s3l, CIV
= code.