Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-03-23
Bills That Become Laws.

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s u complete list OF all the bills which were
passed at the eighteenth legislative assembly
Of Dakota and became laws. They are given
In the order Of their number, the council bills
first and then those OF the house:
Joint resolution requesting the secretary to
| furnish certain codes for the members of the
| legislature.
To repeal the gross earnings law.
To amend section l 100 OF the civil code.
Providing for township organization.
For the printing Of 800 copies Of the gov
ernor's message and providing for its distri-
button.
Providing for a subdivision OF the Seventh
judicial district, and fixing y term OF court at
the county seat OF MCPHERSON on the first
Tuesday In June OF each year.
Joint resolution for a committee to investi-
gate the YaDkton asylum for the insane.
Amending section l65 OF the code Of civil
procedure.
Authorizing refunding Of outstanding
county bonds.
Amending section lo3, chapter as, Of the
political code.
Authorizing courts by their judgments to
cancel membranes upon and to establish
and convey the title to real property in GER
tain cases.
Making the taking Of usury q misde-
meanor.
Making all laws, unless otherwise provided,
take effect July ! after their enactment.
Postage stamps for members Of the legisla.
ture ($l0 each).
Defining the boundaries of the Eighth ju-
dlcial district, and making the counties Of
Ramsey and Towner q subdivision thereof.
Amending section 4, of chapter l2l, OF the
Law OF 1SS1--sectien 220 OF the compiled
laws.
Appointing a Joint committee TO examine
and report on the advtsability OF accepting
the compiled law Of 1897.
Refunding money advanced by Grand
Forks for repairing damage by storm TO uni
yersity.
Amending section / Of chapter SO, laws of
1885, entitled IAN act establishing territorial
and county boards of health and providing
for the protection Of the health Of persons
and animals
Requiring sbstractors to give bonds and
limiting their fees.
For the relocation Of county seats In coun-
ties where the same are not located on the
line OF q railroad, and there are no public
buildings thereat, or the same are not con-
structed OF brick or stone, or there is no
record vault.
To authorize the attorney general to ap-
point al assistant attorney general.
Providing for the appointment OF officers OF
various institutions.
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To amend section 1l2 OF the civil code re-
lating to the adoption of children.
Providing for making reports and disposal
OF fines, forfeitures, penalties and costs In
criminal cases.
Amending section / Of chapter II, OF
the laws OF 1887, relating 10 the sale OF intox.
icatingliquors.
Amending section / of chapter -, OF
the laws Of 1887, relating to.the sale of tntoxi-
eating liquors.
Amending section | of chapter "a
OF the laws of 1887, and to authorize
building and loan corporations TO extend
their business beyond the boundaries of the
Territory Of Dakota, to define their powers
and privileges and for other purposes.
For the maintenance OF the public Offices
OF the territory.
Amending the insurance laws.
Authorizing the commissioner Of immigra-
ton to donate the property left from Da.
kota's exhibit at the worlds industrial and
cotton centennial exhibition at New Orleans
TO the university Of North Dakota at Grand
Forks aud the university Of South Dakota at
Vermitlfon.
Relating to the care of the compiled laws.
Refunding capital warrants.
Authorizing the territorial auditor to audit
certain vouchers for the Dakota school OF
mines, university Of Dakota and Dakota agri-
cultural college.
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for rebate OF freight on capitol material.
Amending chapter 400 OF chapter 8 Of the
civil code.
Providing for filing OF bonds Of township
assessors and the duties OF township clerks.
Amending chapter l02 Of the session la vs.
OF 1888, entitled an act TO amend section i3
Of chapter 80 Of the political code relating TO
salary Of probate judges.
Giving police powers to conductors OF rail-
way trains carrying passengers. ct gives the
conductors while on duty the police powers
Of q sheriff
Amending chapter 142, laws Of 1887, relat-
Ing to :he collection OF city taxes In incorpor-
ated cities.
Declaring the admissibillty OF the compiled
laws OF 1887 as legal evidence Of the general
statutes OF Dakota.
Providing newspapers for the members.
AmcudiDg sections | and 2 of the laws of
1888, relating TO the disposition of lots In
towns entered under the act Of congress sp.
proved March 2, 1867, and acts aTendatory
thereto.
Preserving the waters Of Tongue river.
Paying mileage Of witnesses before the
Jamestown asylum investigating committee.
Changing the nase Of Grston college.
kefundtng OF Lawrence county bonds.
Providing for The collection aud comptls-
ton OF the statistics OF the territory by coun-
~, township, town and city Auessora.
Providing for reassessment Of AUDITING
property for street improvements.
Limiting the terms ofterritorial officers, d.
~rectors, regents and trustees.
Amending the Ia Y for the collection Of city
tayes.
Fixing interest AZ Z per cent. per annum on
territorial warrants hereafter issued.
Prohibiting importation, sale or ex posture CT
infected Animals.
Respprcprta"ng unused balances for the
University Of North Dakota.
Authorizing county commissioners to trans
fer ureToendea balances 10 road aud bridge
fund 70 general f1nd.
Authorizing mayors OF cities having 5000
Inhabitants 10 appoint one or more city as
sessors.
Authorizing organized counties TO erect
coonty b1ildiogs for court house and jail pur.
poses. and Tn 'ssue and dispose OF bonds to
provide funds 10 psy therefor, and TO provide
for the payment Of principal aud interest Of
such bonds.
Repeating the "strurk jury law Of 1885,
Amending sections | and 2 OF chapter 10,
law. OF 1857.
Amending section ., chapter ll6, session
laws ~ 1891, relating 10 notsries public.
Amending sections IL and ~ Of chapter q
the political code.
Extending the time for paying taxes Of
1883.
10 give publicity To chatiel mortgage sales.
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