The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-01-24

sW~ayecnnpanies Of bulletins a. The fi1iam 4.
rival md Akp1rtufe OF frnins /; to provide for rs |
M1ostgA0tng Of rsal estate b d guaxdian:to
atnend escctiOn 1921, chnpter gg, Of the pAna11
Gods TO provide for the eviction Of settlers
from lands entered for location In right-of-Wny
of:1aslwny providing for fundsto furnish heat
OF the compiled code a Joint resolution to pro-
vide for the distribution OF the session laws to
carry into effect the provisions Of section i, mr.
1916 and 1547, Of the political code asking con
gress to pay for the session OF the Legislature
October 10, 1889; to create n bureau Of statistics /
to provide for the appointment OF a state agent:
to repeal chapter 1873 of the session laws Of
1889; to amend section IT'S, chapter 7,code Of
criminal - procedure; to amend section 55oe.
alton of mortgages; @ bill lnaklng voidicertain
chattel mortgages for tho reference Of causes
20 amend sections Ae3 md 4s4, of tho complied
laws; to amend section 51s'5, compiled laws.
House. bill No. 10 and senate bill No. A passed.
Adjourned.
9 mt Senators Crawford Hopkins, johnson, Ma
son ard Williams. Mesa, es from tho house |
were received announcing tho concurrence in
the report Of the committee OIL jointrules: also 4
The Adoption of the joint resolution accepting
lands of the general government. The judi
ciary committee reported senate billNo. 8, with
recommended that both pass. Several s nate
bills we're j cad q second time and referred. Tho
following bills were introduced and after tho
first reading wore referred: TO regulate the
practice of medicine, the examination OF ply
sicians n dliceuses theref, +; to amend section
1902 of the compiled laws levying q school tag
and requiring school bonds to be ilaid at county |
treasurers' Offices: the transI ortation of insane
persons and co.victs ut the expense OF tho
counties sending; repeating chapter 90. laws
of the Eighteenth assembly to provide for
counties issuing bonds to sink artesian wells
and construct ways therefrom TO- irrigation;
prohibiting the recording of instruments until
the fRYeS nra maid. ayamntiDn rfpaJD1lGra Of
fire companies from jury and military duty or
assessment; the taxati IL Of railroad, telegraph
read from the house announcing the passage of
joint resolution No. 81, providing for q demand
upon North Dakota for South Dakota's property.
The report OF the committee on printing recon-
mended contracting on the joint bid of the Free
Press and Journal the house adopted the con-
tract with the bidders. Three hundred copies
of the prohibitory bill was ordered printed.
A resolution for providing the sena ors with
copies of the compiled session laws was adopted.
Adjourned.
A committee Of the house was appointed on
superintendent, consisting of one from each sem
atorial district. !! joint resolution demanding
o settlement with and the archives and records
from North Dakota passed. The following bills
were introduced: To revise and amend sections
60J6 and 6997 and to repeal sections GC09 and to
amend section Sc of chapter 2S, political code;
to repeal chapter2 2, section 8, criminal proce d.
ings in courts of limited Jurisdiction; TO amend
section 1891, civil code; for the relief of Kather-
inc Lee and Viola Thompson; to provide for fro
guards; to amend chapter Is, compiled laws,
providing for the taxation of express companies;
an election law similar to the Australian sys-
tenn. Adjourned.
Joint resolution No. 81 was reported to the
sennte on the 18th properly enrolled, and the
president signed 1t. Senator Sherwood read q
petition on the extension of time of the pay
ment of taxes also that counties be given the
power to secure iced for farmers. Senator
Sterling, from the judiciary committe, reported
senate bill No. 7, with the recommendation
that it pass. TIE committee of the whole con-
sidered senate bill No; z, and also recon-
mended its passage. The committee of the
whole considered senate bill No. 5 with amend
ments, and rec mmended its passage. A house
message reported the passage, with amend
ments, of senate hi No. 9, relating to the pur-
chasing Of seed the senate concurred in the
amendments. The following bills were intro
duced and the first reading had: Repeating
section61i3, Justices code. compiled laws for
submission in accordance with the %constitu-
ton of an amendment striking out the word
male; for the assessment of railroads; proyid-
ing for the payment of employees Of the Sioux
alis constitutional convention not otherwise
provided for prohibiting the sale of tobacc, to
children under 10. a message was sent to the
No. Ii, amending section 1910 and repeating Sec
ton 1911 OF the compiled laws. Adjourned.
The first business of the house was the pass
age of senate bill No. 2. Senate bill No, 26 was
read q third tine and passed. This bill refers
to providing the Legislature with codes. Tho
following bills were introduced: To amend
article 3, code Of criminal procedure 10 es-
tablish q normal school at Ashton. To regulate
the practice OF pharmacy. To provide for the
repeal of tho bill for tho increase of county
commissioners. To tax lands and cha:tel prop
erty in the name of the real party in interest.
To protect stock breeders. Prohibiting the re-
cording OF deeds and other convoyances until
the taxes are pGid. To amend section 406G,
compiled laws, relating to fictitious partner.
ships. Amending the revenue laws. To amend
the code of criminal procedure. To regulate the
rates Of tells graph messages in the state.
Amending subdivision II, section 2, political
code. To regulate electric lights, tole phones
and gas in municipal corporations. To provide
for the issue and payment of bonds by counties
building Of bridges on public highways. TO
repeal On act appropriating the travelling cx-
penses of the railroad commission. Regulating
baks Incorporated undor the laws of tho state
requiring them to publish sworn statements OF
! financial condition. Mr.. Parker introduced q
4 levied and collected for local and county pur
: poses. House bin No. IS was put on its tina
of the time in which taxes become delinquent
which Is changed from September to February
The penalty will be at the rate of y per cent
: Roll call in the senate on the 18th shove,
= fourteen absent and a quorum present. TIL
following bills were introduced: To amen
: section 1912 compiled laws, to require count.
, treasurers to give notice of redemption; author
4 lzlnS county commissioners to dcfray out Of h.
. general fund the expenses for the prosecution o
I fraud. Adjourned. The house was no. in ses
i sion.
The first business in the senate on the 2otl
. was a petition presented by Senator Washa
blugh. from the citizens of Lawrence and Meac
D counties, asking that Il law be passed com
; polling tho commits toner's of those counties t.
I audit the EXPENSES of an expert employed il
1885. The following bills were introduced: II
provide for the collection by county treasurers
of ell unco'lected city taxes in incorporated
: cities. To amend section ll40. of the politicn
3 code. To amend sections 127s, 1888. 1901 ant
1884. compiled law. To amend section Z, chap
ter SO, poll ical code. To amend chapter &c, O
o the laws of 1887. To crtate a bureau of labol
and industrial ST itistics. To d fine the right:
: of landlord and tenant II incorporated towns
and cities. Senate bill No. was passed. Thi.
: makes tax rece pts conclusive evidence of the
4 payment of former taxes. The house bill ap
: propriat.ns money for the payment OF member:
8 and employees lost in the senate because of
3 lack OF p two-tLirds vote on the emergency
3 clause. The bill will be recon:idered. Ad
1 iourned. The house was not in session.
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