The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-01-24
copies of the compiled session laws wac adopted

a committee OF the house was appointed on
npportionment consisting of one from each sen.
atorial district; A Joint. resolution demanding
q settlement with md the archives and records
from North Dakota passed. The following bills
were introduced: To revise and amend sections
CO.'S and G9o7 and to repeal sections coca and to
amend section SIC chapter 2e, political code
TO repeal chapter ., section 5, criminal proceed.
ings in courts of limited jurisdiction; to amend
section issi, ciyilcodc; for the relief of Rather
inc I.ec ana Viola Thompson: to provide for fire
guards; TO amend chapter 10, compiled laws,
providingfor tho taxation of express companies;
an election Jaw similar to the Australian sys-
tenn. Adjourned.
.'oint resolution No. 81 was reported to tho
senate on the 18th properly enrolled. and the
president sigiicdit 1t. Senator Sherwood read n
petition on tho extension of time of tho pay
incnt OF taxes; also that counted DO given tile
bower to secure seed for farmers. senator
Sterling, from the judiciary oommittc, reported
senate hin No. Z, with tho recommendation
That ii pnss. Tho committee of the whole con-
silered senate bill No. Z. and also recon-
whole considered senate bill No. 5 with amend
mehts. and rec ,lninonded it's passage. 4. house
,meNsase reported the passage, with amend
chasing of seed tho senate concurred in tho
amendments. Tho following bills We're intro.
ducei and the first reading had: Rcpealin.,
s~ectionGli3. Justices code. compiled laws for
submission in accordance with the constitu-
ton vi an amendment striking out the word
male; for tho assessment of railroads provil-
ing for the aymen of employees of tho Sioux
aits Constitutional convention not otherwise
provided FOX; prohibiting tho sale of tobacc , to
children under 10. a MESA % was sont to tho
house notifying it of the passage of house bill
no. In, amending section 1910 and repeating acc.
ton iJll of the compiled laws. Adjourned,
Inc iifEt business Of the house was the pass
hga of senate tln No. g.. Senntc bill No. 2G wes
read II third time and passed. This bill refers
10 providing tho Legislature with codes. The
following bills We're introduced: 10 amend
article 3. code al. criminal procedure. 10 es-
tablish n normal school ut Ashton. To regulate
tile practice Of pharmacy. 10 provide for tile
repeal of tho bill to- tho increase of county
cominissioners TO tax lands md chuttel prop
eroy in tho nntnc OF the rcnl party in interest.
To protect Stock breeders. Prohibiting the u :
cordi'is of deeds and other conveyances until
the taxes arc Paid. To amend section 4U65,
compiled laws, relating to fictitious partner
ships. Amending the revenue lnws. 10 amend
the code of criminal procedure. To regulate the
rates Of tele graph MESSAGES in the state.
Amending subdivision III, section 9, polit ical
code. 70 regulate electric lights, telephones
ind gns i'll municipal corporations. no provide
for tho issue and payment of bonds by counties
ior nrtesian we'll purposes. 10 provide for tho
busl'sins OF bridges ON public hishwayb. To
repeal an net nppropriating the travelling cs-
pcnBcs OF the rtlilrond commission. Regulating
b'Iks Incorporated nnior the laws OF tho state
requiring them to publish sworn statements of
iinnncial condition.. Mr. Parker introduced a
bin 10 p Divide for THO rcfunling Of all taxes
icvicd and collected for local and county pur-
poses. H. nse bill No. is was put on its finn.
lassngc. This bill provides for the extension
ofiie time in whicl, taxes become delinquent,
which l. changed from September to February.
The penalty VIII he at the rate of II per cent,
Pissed, Adjourned.