The Dickinson press., 1889-03-23

No. II: Limiting the terms of holding offices OF
to;i1ty treasurer and sheriff. Limits each to two
successive terms of two years each.
No. Il. Provides fuel for the capitol building.
No. 81. Providing for IN investigation of the
jamestown asylum.
NJ. M. Defining the boundaries Of the counties
of Butte and Harding.
No. %. Providing for the appointment and
compensation of minor officers of the legislature.
NJ. ~. Amending section 1890 of the compiled
laws. relating to the sale of real estate for taxes.
No. liz. providing FOR a subdivision of the
Seventh Judicial district. Makes Campbell and
Walworth counties Il subdivision an authorizes q
term of court at the county seat OF Walworth.
No. 1865. Authorizes the auditor to audit John
Sundback's claim.
No: 10. Constituting LaMoure county n sub.
division in the Sixth district.
No. LII. Defining the boundaries of Ramsey
county.
No l's. Rcimbursing legislative officers for
certain expenses.
No. 1se. Amending section IS. chapter q, polit-
ical ode, relating to the manner of letting con-
tracts by county boards.
No. lsd. Authorizing counties to issue bonds TO
secure seed wi.cat.
No. Ia. p.taching the counties of Stanley,
Sterling and Nuwlin from the Seventh district and
attaching them to the Fifth and to Hughes county
for Judicial purposes, and to dctucl Pratt and
PrrSho counties from said Seventh district and to
ullatll lDtlIl 10 tNt second district unu to BrUIe
county for judicial purposes
No. a3. Providing for sinking of artcsian
wells.
No. 2l1. Liens on grain for threshing.
No. :l5. Authorizing courts to appoint district
attorneys in case of vacancies during the term of
court. only temporary appointment.
No; 2i9. Providing for printing reports of ter
irt"lial officers and institutions for ISIS.
No. FL. Creating Meade county.
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torial fairs and increasing the apr ,priation.
tfro!n d,UD to S1u.OO.)
y" 25. Relating to elevator and warehouse
receipts for grain stored.
M. s5l. Declaring certain provisions for attol-
nry'S fee void. and to provide u reasonable. attor-
nry fee in such cases.
No, a5a. Regulating the business of building
and loan corporations.
No, 81. Authorizing the auditor to audit Il
claim of John +. Ingram.
Mo- 81. Correcting and defining the bound
aries of Day county.
No. 2jt. To facilitate the collection Of special
assessments in cities, towns and villages.
No sfs. Anne ding the general Incorporation
of cities tact of 1885,, so as to make it apply to
towns of j0O)
No. 800. Extending time for the jamestown in.
vcstiSation committee to report.
No. ri. Authorizing settlement of differences
between school districts and townships, growing
out of adjustment of school debts.
No. Ga Constituting the phrase successive
weeks"
No. 2T3. Amending an act authorizing counties
to issue bonds for seed wheat.
No. Us. Enabling cities and towns to aid in
the construction of railroads. t!Allow ny a vote
OF : per cent. taxi
No. 200. Creating q subdivision of the Sixth
judicial district. tMakcs Rolrtte n subdivision.)
NJ. b.. Providing clerk hire for probate
courts
No. 3s7. Providing for levy and collection of
tax OH dogs.
M. 3l3. Providing clerks for probate courts.
tNo salary attached.)
M. $40. For payment of witnesses in the in.
vestigation of the territorial veterinarian.
No. 3lS. Providing for establishing Il board of
railroad commissioners. (ThiS is the Farmers
Alliance bill.)
No. $50. Giving the right of way through Sioux
Falls prnitcntiary gro.nds for drainage pur-
poses.
No 3G2. Defining and establishing the bound
aries of Campbell county.
No. 1863. Amending chapter 13, laws of 1881.
CR"latcs to the Incorporation of towns and %citic>.)
No. %i. Authorizing the auditor to audit and
pay n certain coal deficiency in the jamestown
asylum funds.
No. 3G6. .Apnropriat;ng money for the travel
M. expenses OF the railroad commissioners.
MEMORIALS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
Council No. l3. For opening n portion of the
Sioux reservation.
House No, l.. For the division of Dakota and
admission of each portion us n state.
No. 81. Providing for certain public printing.
M. G. Relative TO committe rooms.
No. lS3. For opening part of Fort Randall res.
ervation east of the Missouri, for settlement.
No. 2G5. Asking that certain counties may is.
size bonds.
No. a,6. Donating 100 condemned muskets to
Nrrmillion university.
No. BIS. For the maintenance of Fort Abraham
Lincoln as II lnilitar, post.
No Tend ring vote of thanks to the friends
of Dakota i'll Washington.
There were 3GG bills introduced IN the
house, of which GS became laws: there
were 1876 introduced in the council. go of
which became laws. Total introduced,
192, total enacted. l2S.
FOUND IN TIE SOUP.
The following bills fell into the so,lp
at ~ O'Clock on the night of March s,
being those the governor did not sign:
COUNCIL BILLS.
No. i6. III relation to marriage contracts.
No. 105. Relating to acknowledgements.
No, 1913. Providing for the publication of the
laws i'll newspapers.
No. 25. An act to revise and harmonizc tn
existing system of pu ,li. education and to anol.
ish the territorial board of education.
No. 300. Increasing the per diem llowance of
watchmen and messengers.
No. 2l5. Providing pay for lost bonds or cou.
pons.
No. 1876. To regulate the sale of Intoxicating
liquors for medicinal purposes.
HOUSE BILLS.
No. 800. To pay the, assistant %janitur.
No. 33a. Decln ing trusts and combinations I'M.
lawful.
No. 3)G. Prohibiting the sale of unsound, dis.
eased or adult"rated food, etc.
No. 80. Amen ing the penal code so as to pro
vide Il penalty where the penalty is now olie.Ilui1
of the maximum pan.lty which in SOM. cases is
death or for life.
No. 2S3. Authorizing corporations to amend
their articles of association.
No. Ill. Providing for the publication Of
Longs Handbook.
No. ESQ. Providing compensation for trans
porting the mail TO and from the capltol
No. 81 Amending an act passed March 9
1859. authorizing counties to refund their bonds
No. 1,9. Authorizing counties to purchase ar
artrsian well outfit.
No. 246. Fixing fees foreclosing mortgages.
No. $50. Reimhursing ex-Shcrif Porter Of Gu
ter county.
No: go. Repeating section IA, article II, char
ter of Mayville.
No. 2s3. Requiring railroad companies to fur
nish suitable facilities for loading and unloading
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No: ga. Tletcher's supplement to the loca! op
ton law. Qntended to strengthen that law
No. lS9. Amending section /. chapter 10, law
CT 1887, relating to county auditors.
No. 327. Amending section :s31, civil code.
LOOKING FOR WITNESSES.
1he Deadwood Train Robbpr Leave til,
Jail with That Purpose in View.
DEADwooD, Oak, March 13.-Jacl
Doughcrty and John Wilson. the trail
robbers of Reno Gulf. who have beel
awaiting trial here for some months
broke Jail and escaped Tuesday night
Charles Stewart, indicted for stealth,
horses. also escaped. The prisoners es
capped through the inner Jail 10y film,
the rivets that held the bars of their cell
and by prying Off one of the bars aero,