Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-03-22
No. EOS. Amending section 10, chap

No. 265. Amending section 10, chap
ter liz, laws Of 1883, relating to town
ship government and to provide for the
survey and establishment OF landmarks
No. 126. Regulating the practice OF
pharmacy.
No. 305. A joint resolution appoint
ing and authorizing the secretary Of
state to publish and distribute the jour
nails OF the senate and house.
No. 81. Creating a bureau Of labor
statistics, providing for the appoint
ment Of a commissioners and defining
his duties and term of office.
No. 2S2. Regulating grain warehouses
and inspection and handling Of grain
and defining duties OF the railroad and
warehouse commission in relation
thereto.
No. SO. Defining rights and liabilities
of landlord and tenant within incorpor-
ated cities and towns.
No. SO. Declaring certain combina-
tions, agreements or trusts unlawful
and to restrain and punish the same.
No. 2l0. Authorizing and regulating
within this state the business of COM
mervial agencies and credit companies
No. 23l. To enforce the provisions of
section II, article l2 OF the constitution.
No. 273. Providing a military code for
the state.
No. 800. Making railroads responsible
for damages occasioned by fire.
No. 1926. Providing for division and
reorganization OF civil townships in
cases where more han one congressional
township is embraced in one civil town
ship.
No. 327. Amending section 142, COM
piled laws of 1887.
Nc. 334. Amending section 4 Of chap
ter $50 of session laws OF 1887.
No. 800. Making certain minor appro.
p~riatlons.
No. 800. Proposing amendment to
constitution limiting outstanding in
d~ebetedness to $500, 900 over and above
p~re-existing indebtedness.
No. 3s4. Changing city elections from
June Il November.
No. 3s7. Amending section !, chapter
1913, compiled laws.
No. 1856. Compensating certain officers
and employees Of the constitutional con-
vention.
No. 3ss. Memorial to congress asking
payment by the United States OF ex-
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the state legislature.
No. 1913. Providing for an investigat-
ing committee for the insane asylum,
penitentiary and deaf mute school.
No. 2l. Amending sections 5l27, 5l2s
and 1929, compiled laws, entitled Ex-
emptions.
No. "A. Defining and furnishing tres.
pass on school and public lands.
No. l76. Amending sections 2ss and
ESQ, penal code laws, laws 1887, and re-
pealing section 200, same chapter and
code.
Nc. 1917. Removing political disabil-
tiles Of August L. Rich.
No. 2l7. Defining the responsibility
OF persons operating steam thrashing
machines.
No. 259. Providing for payment Of
mileage and expenses OF attorney-gen-
eral in necessary travel.
No. 800. Providing for construction Of
marks where roads ere closed by wire
fences.
No. 800. Providing and dedicating GER
tain land in Sioux Falls for public high
ways.
No. $40 Limiting expenditures Of the
penal, charitable and educational insti-
tutions OF South Dakota.
No. 3ls. Regulating toll on wagon
roads.
No. 325. Legalizing the incorporation
Of Bristol, Day county.
No. 800. An act for the relief of cor
p%orations organized under the general
laws,
No. 1913. Authorizing and empowering
organized counties TO issue warrants to
pay deficiencies due for building court
houses and jails.
No. $50. Providing that state officers
pay fees into state treasury.
No. 362. Amending paragraph 26, Of
article 4, Of chapter 90, laws of the
Seventeenth legislative assembly.
No. 374. Providing for taxation OF real
and personal property situated in unor-
ganized counties.
No. 37s. Abolishing territorial board
OF education, transferring their duties
to state superintendent and creating the
Office of deputy superintendent.
No. 395. Authorizing the secretary OF
state to publish and distribute journals
OF the house and senate.
No. $40. General appropriation bill
providing forexpenses of the legislative,
executive and judicial departments, in.
terest and the current expenses of all
state institutions.