The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-01-18

prescribing tne form anu cOlOr OF Dai-
prlnt, wife, distribute or vote split Tickets,
and mahiog the ballot void as to the nalue
substituted; the regular candidates name
, may be erased and another written thereon,
however.
By Clark k-Extending the time for paying
taxes: per cent. p.r month interest cftsf
February !, and penalty Of 5 per cent. pei
month thereafter; referred to special COM
mittee, consisting of Lampman, Partridge and
Fletcher
by aranna-1he same except the penalty
attaches Jstobet /.
In the council the following bills were in.
troduced:
By Glapell-Repealing the gross earnings
Law.
By HusEes-.PIe4lding for marriage license
and registration; also for penalty for neglect
of oi1ic rs to make reports rsIuirta by law
also provtdtngf ia thorough inquiry By msg:
1strdtes before warrant OF arrest Is 1ssued
and for 1vatTing Of grand jury, except in cases
OF felony or whefe there ts danger Of escape,
the object being to reduce expense In prelim-
inary examinations.
By Doljard-Forfeiting all interest If rats
10 excess OF II per cent. is contracted; repeal
tEg railroad commission law: making dtspo-
sition or injury Of trortgaged property mis-
demeanor and rsgry erlttie: ana,
BY Cooper--To priut 5000 copies OF the
governors message; SEQ in German and 800
| In Norwegian
BY II 'etcs-A bill for constitutional con-
vention for north Datota, the election to be
held April ., and the con fention to be held at
| Bismarck April g. attaching Stanley, Ster-
ing, Nowln, Pratt ard Prcsho counties to
the Eighth judicial district.
| BY Erickson-Proviing for township Or
gan'zat!on whore not adopted a vote to be
| taken on petition OF orc third of the legal
| fottfs;
| BY hughes -Abolisting foreclosure BY ad-
| perti; eneiit; it mt,st pe dort in court and
| one year allowed for fcdeiiptiou after iudg-
inert; when sale is final 1t saves expense If
redeemed and protects frtm excessive at
torney fees.
BIsMAHcK, Jan. 1l.-ihe committees were
| announced in the house and council today
| Mr., Fletcher introduced his railroad bill,
which is substantially Tic NJ. Cumber bill,
adopt 'ly the alliance; xcept that it r,vises
ana CT Aretts the e&:rt Iie features Of that bill
and omits the provision In rclS,lon to scales.
| wi ieh Mr. Fletcher says woal1 ccst the rail
roads, il adopted, SIS, Co., COO. 1t allows appeal
by The railroads anG is IN many respects bet
ter. The alliance bil! viii! go b. fore the COM
nttee, however, for consideration with the
Other.
TIE seed wheat bill passed the house.
| Among oth.r bi Is introduced in the house
ere the following:
| n, Barnham-P .scing the tax duplicate in
| the hAuCs OF the 1T asurcl occurring note
Oh the d, pica,c Of delinquent real estate tax
IF former lax sale; allowing general and
| other /. IS to he placed III the same column.
| where necessary to pay road supervisors.
| By Roger Striking the three months
| clause out of the pharmacy law, thus allow
I log certain persons toregister.
By Adams-Requirng chattel mortgage OF
sale to be printed In newspaper and the
| sale Il, be made SATURDAY afternoon.
By Pricc-Makirs 1t lnisdt meanor to take
,xcc,s OF legal interest in my form by CON-
mission, discount or otherwise.
/ The council provided fer temperance
comm ttce, increased tie election committee
| to seven and passed the Sioux reservation
BIZ.
Among the bills introduced were the fol
| loving:
By stimmel-ProYiding for marriage
! license, iix.l g the age of conseLt, fines fol-
| Illegally solemnzlng marriages, etc.
By ampbell--Amending the laws in rela'
tton to lean and bui!ding associations, max
| Ing the oili.e of judge OF probate salaricd
based on population: regulating the salaries
| OF register aud II asurcr.
BY Van 0sdel--For iETe,tigatng the YanR
| ton insane asylum.
by Crawford rd-Prohiti,ing an attorney
| from charging fol- services more thin ~ p:l
cent. Ct y written coutrsct; to prevent EN-
| bezzlemcnt by county trcGhurers; TO allow
court o try issues II TACT upon application Of
Ell her party; TX eudiig the time on all ap
| plitat!ons ninety days, and providlrg fol
further extensions: rtquiring costs OF JUST
tication TO be paid by the party oiferi7g 5ondi
in certain ceees, the party accepting IN oth@
cases for taking dispositions out OF the ter
rltory: requiring sixty days notice by o!de1
of IL lax title befo,e tax deed can be issutd.
By Doilard-AmaDdiIg z tine civil proceGur,
In referee cascs. rtquiiirg dentists to file Ger
tificates from dental schools: to punish IL
/ surarce companies for false statements thu
peraltg to be Two o FIVE years III the lrnlten
tlary aurt ints, sid rsqunins tHcn In case Q
loss to p the Ill amount stated In the po!
4 lev: {, abolish struck jariss; abolisbing IN
oiiice OF puoh: examiner; repeating the ias
allowing the eypens's OF judges; requiring
three months notice before taking tax deed
ahol shir q the territorial board OF tdura'ion
allowing vote to at oish town organiz .ticns
BY Poiniexter--Repealing the law allowing
jude cs' expenses.
By Allcn-Changing to April the time Q
asfe sment: aso changirg the date VI ia
sal cxtcnni,g the time OF paying taxes
By Ptndexter-Transferr!rg to the sccrt
tary the power Of issuing com missions to nc
tarlcs public aud reducing he fee to$s.
BY cponald-Prohibitirg attorney fec
from exceeding per cent. Of foreclosure
compelling county treasurers to make report
cv ry ninety days.
b, Ryan--Ail wing villages Of $50 peopl
to tncorporate.
BISMARCK. Jan. l2.-- Bills Introduced i
the house:
By Aikcns- Cor 'ectlrg verbal GRO
witch places Turucr county In the Fourt
judicial district
By Partrldge-Makipg all evidence OF deb
VOID where interest in excess Of that allowe
by law is charged.
BY Douglas as--L'miting the pay Of assessor
to 800.
By Gronna-Changlng the date of treat
urer'a notices and Of the tax sale to Octobe
and November.
By Misunderstanding those section
of The general laws which allow arrest fo
debt.
d Fletcher Substantially the alliance bi
relating to mortgage foreclosure, being tn
same as that introduced by Hughes In th
council.
By Aikeps-Autholizrg nftrces in a
cases upon written coneent.
Bill introduced IN the council:
By Stimmell = Empowering judges to r.
move clouds from titles where the parties d
not reside within his jurisdiction.
By Erickson-E Exeml ting honorably dil
charged soldiers frtm poll tax and jur
duty.
By Lowry--similar to the Fletcher rallroa
bill, except that 1t embraces some Of the r,
itcted features Of the alliance bill, particull Al
jy that in reference to the scales at station
shipping 30 O0) bushels or more.
By Patton Repeating the gross earning
law and covering back into the treasury VI
expended appropriations.
BY Lowry-Reduciag legal interest to
per cent; making the taking Of an excess
misdemeanor: allowing loan and building al
, sociat'ons to extend their buEinees beyon
tqo territory.
By PattoG--R Regulating the assessments {
railroad and telegraph property; the boa1d {
equalization fixes the value: the countle
levy the Tax as ON other property.
BY Crawford To destroy noxious weeds
exemptiong $500 valuation Of land from taxi
tion on account of fire guards: allowing SEQ
exemption on account Of n timber belt: RI
Quirlng counties to keep a set Of plate an
trarsfer bonks in the auditors off ,e.
BY Hughes-Revlsing the election Laws
] adopting the Australian system.
BY Po;ndextcr- Repeating tie beaver prs
lection law.
BY Dcllrad-Allowing the amount of NOR
gage to be deducted from the taxable vslul
tion OF property.
By Crawford-By request, amending til