Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-01-24

again Went into COMMITTEES ~ te The house
NAV Ho ae IN the chair, to consider tho Col.
the 90 The resolatRppo IT.
W s,se clerks can be employed aW oha1 only
for s .l introduced by Mr.. Bowman uat l, NO
Of esislptuse ena o. I'm money for pay
70 ,r us second reading Adjourned IL passed
roll cali sho,, convened on the 18th, when the
reported scn al, present but seven who were
tte.a,uihg a number OF bills were rasd G second
ana reported The following bils nana
supreme eonrt pennlng the duties and powers Of
sntin,. 'o Goure reporters md for their comnon
mand n, ny n hl.tridge, a Joint resolution de-
~ a'. OF North Dakota all the books. nronar
Thomas Belonging to Dakota
ous n d.. election bill and is very volumin.
chs, ny French, to amend article J. Of
ing additional Of d the political code den
~ nIencn, authorizing county commissioner
so employ tho acknowledgement to nssist tho
a,t th in certain cases BY French
o.ii PROVIDES Tor the creation of the Office of
expert OK printer. BY Thomas, PROVIDING for no. ~
fore ps ser at tax sale being given be-
5uippress ana prevent the spread of Infectious
rsoti, among an. domestic animals BY Greene,
ton r. tne 9ee OF board Of regents Of educa
Sterling, governing state printing printing. Byy
n naas,s liking the liabilities of railroad
pealing and amending the compiled laws relet.
ing to the adoption of minor children. Bv
sain, relating to the meetings of boards d.
rectors and stockholders of corporations. Rv
chlh. authorizing amendments of articles al
interpretations. By Cain, memo ializing con.
f gre 1 on the subject Of pensioning soldiers of
1 10 a board Of charities and corrections. By
Iomlinson, fixing and regulating the tolls to be
charged large by Touring and list mills
senator Sterling asked leave and introduced
and had referred without reading to the com
mittee on irrigation bill to provide for the
SINKING OF artesian wells AID regulating the con-
OF inc governors message followed, the senate
going into committee of the whole, with Soma
tor Joley in the chair. Various parts of the mes.
sage were duly referred to the appropriate
committees and the reading of bills resumed
BY Ihielman. requiring corporations firms
md individuals conducting banking to make
and prescribe certain fees to the clerks of the
circuit courts. By kittridpe, code Of civil pro-
lection. providing for two terms OF the supreme
sour s each y fss by Cooley to amend chapter
property under foreclosure. BY Mason, pro
posing nm amendment to the constitution re-
,at,ns to the sale and leasing Of school and
Greene committing the senate to refusal to
receive any bill calling for appropriation of
money after january %, WAS without adoption,
referred to the committee on appropriations
The senate authorized the printing of the first
twenty bills introduced in that BODY Ad-
opensd with The nrh h9ase ~ on Rov the
Mr. Stafford called up the special order, which
was the reconsideration OF the resolution fixing
the saaries of the officers A long debate fol-
lowed. Finally the ORIGINAL report of the COM
mittee was adopted except the part relating to
the salary OF the speaker which was re erred
to the Judiciary committee, Tho committee on
appropriation reported house bill No. 10, with
changes and recommended that it pass. Tho
judiciary committee ,eported house bill No. 6
and recommended that pass. a message
I'm
senate bill No. 4and asking concurrence Mr.
Partridge offered n resolution that all bills be
printed after the first reading. Adopted House
the adoption OF the terri orial code the laws Of
the state. except as amended by the legislature
The following bills wero introduced and read
1885 of the political code. By Mr. Rudd, to
amend sections 5l27, 1923, 5l29 and article . of
chapter 10 Of the civil code OF 1887 BY Mr..
Star, house joint resolution fixing the time for
adjournment and providing for the introduction
Of new bills BY Mr.. Star, to provide for the re-
submission to a vote Of the people article "a of
granting counties power to issue bonds for sink
ing artesian wells. BY Mr.. Hilton, amending
chapter % OF the political code in relation to
sessmentand taxation. BY Mr.. Norbeck proyid-
ing for arnnrrage license. BY Mr.. DAILY to encour-
age the planting of trees. BY Mr. Gordon for
the publication of the supreme court reports.
By Mr.. Gordon, to fix the salary of county judges
By Mr.. Mccormack. providing that tho maker
OF a promissory note may show want of consid-
GRAFTON ag inst the holder thereof. By the
house committee on temperance. BY Mr. Law
ender, repeating chapter 40, general laws of
1899. This bill is for the abolishng of the rail-
rond commissioners. BY Mr.. Hopkins, to estab-
fish the rate of interest and to provide against
usurv. BY Mr. GODDARD, to define trusts and to
provide penalties and punishment. By Mr..
Maynard, defining the jurisdiction of the county
courts and fixing the salary of judges thereof.
BY Mr.. Tyler. creating state board of health
and regulating the practice of medicine By
Mr.. Gernack. to create the office of state engi-
neer of irrigation. BY Mr.. Simmons, to amend
section 1891, of article Ii, chapter 49, of tho po-
litical code. entitled, Rate of taxation BY
Mr. Simmons, to amend section 16o of article
IS SECTIONS 1920, 1921: 1926 OF article 49, chapter
BY Mr.. Wilson, to amend section 49, of article
g. chapter 6, OF the political code. By Mr.. Blk.
Ter. On act for the prevention and punishment
of pools trusts and conspiracies. BY MIR. Sage
to authorize tho state treasury to transfer GER
tain balances into the general funt. BY Mr..
Anderson to amend section st. of chapter 90 OF
and notification of tho laws Of South Da-
kota and to narmoniae the same with
the state constitution BY Mr.. Parker,
to transfer the business of the later terri
torinl court to the courts existing.
BY Parker, to fix the salnries Of county judges.
By Miller for tho organization OF civil town
ships. BY Taylor. defining the rights and liza
bilities OF landlord and tenant within incor-
porated towns aud cities. By Faulk. governing
the state printing. By Bowman to declare GER
tain combinations, agreements or trusts I'M
to prevent the obstruction of public highways.
By Bowman, to amend section 2 of chapter So
of the law Of 1887 relating to the protection OF
game BY Bowman, TO amend section l, chap
ter IA, of the session laws of 1889. By Lansing.
to arrange timber culture. By Filing to relieve
county superintendents of part of their duties.
BY Mr.. Helvig, authorizing county judges to
grant certificates of heirship to real property.
BY Mr.. Wood, legaliZing the transfer and use Of
penalty funds by counties in the past and pro-
viding for their disposition in the future. Sen
ate bill No. received it's first and second read
ing in the house. This bill refers to the refund
ing of the outstanding Indebtedness of the
state. Adjourned.
Tho senate committee on printing on the 18th
reported the receiving of bids from the Pierre
journal and Pierre Free Press. a Joint bid also
from the State Binding company. The commit
tee recommended the adoption of the bid Of the
Journal and Press. The consideration Of the re-
port was made the special order for2 p NJ. on
Wednesday. The committee having considera-
ton of Joint resolution No. 81 reported the same
with slight amendments and recommended it's
adoption. After m amendment by Judge Bangs
it was adopted aud went to the committee on
engrossed and enrolled bills. Senate bills We're
then read second time and referred, to lesaliZe
tho official nets Of Chas. E. Morrison, notary
public; for the appointment of state yetef!n-
nry surgeon giving the right to women 10 vote
at all school and municipal elections 10 amend
sections 512S and 5120 of the code relating 10 eX
emptions to cut the value off exemptions to
$3.50, instead of $780, ind specinc items
sought to be exempt named; to define the lurs-