The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-01-17
senator spooner's petition wa. on behalf Of the

Senator Spooner's petition was on behalf OF the
agricultural college, asking legislation so that
graduates from the school or department. Of
pharmacy may bo permitted to p~ractice. Sem
ator Gains petition was from the Women's Re-
lief Corps at Huron, asking that congress mop-
erly pension soldiers. The re ort OF the special
committee en- senate bill No. was read, sug-
resting a fow chm .es and recommending { ut
it ! tpasi, The rep,rt was sado,ted. the hlil sead
wtro intr duced: BY Crawford, to nut o.ize
railway companies to locate thtir lines across
and over school and public lands. EYSrooner,
to lie aali2e certiicates II pharmacy issued by
the agricultural college. By Cain, top OXIDE or
tho r, demption II land sold for taxes and to
Tea9 Hair the tn 81 ~ ~, per nen cent ! 1T to Is Per cen:
on delinquent taxes. BY Cain, to provide for
q notice OF the execution and delivery of tax
and delivery ~ asuni ~ cain, rsguaa tsasf the ed aisposal
by lease and sale of common school and other
lands. A Joint resolution to provide each mem
laws of 1859. On n suspension of the rules the
bill was put on it's final reading and passed.
~ Ericsson, reducing the interest on tax sales
from 80 to Is per cent. By Ericsson, requiring
notice to be given to tho owners of land before
tax deeds can be issued thereon. By Sherwood,
to prescribe penalties, for the illegal sale of In
certain purposes. This is the bill prepared by
the state Enforcement league and is very vo-
luminous. Adjourned. The first committee
to report in the house was on mileage. After
some debate the report was referred back.
Mcssrs. Tyler and Whiting were appointed on
the part Of the house as u committee to con-
printing. The house went into committee of
the whole, MIR. Bixler In the chair, on Joint
rules. The report was adopted. The house
again went into committee OF the whole, Col.
fari3er In the chair, to consider tho appoints
ment of committee Clerks. The resolution of
the preceding day was amended SO thnt only
three clerks can be employed. touse bill No.
70 was introduced by Mr.. Bowman. The bill is
for the appropriation of money for the pay
ment of legislature and the clerks. 1t passed
to its second rending. Adjourned.
The senate convened on the 18th, when the
roll call showed all present but seven, who were
reported sick md excused. Upon the second
rending q number OF bills were read by their
titles md reported. The following bills were
introduced: Defining the duties and powers of
supreme court reporters and for their compen-
sation. by Eittridgo, a joint resolution de-
manding of North Dakota all the books, proper
ty and records belonging to South Dakota. BY
Thomas, concerning elections. This ia the
Australian election bill and is very yolumin-
Gus: by french, to Inenl article 3, of
chapter S, of the political code, defr-
ing additional duties OF the Acknowledgement.
BY French, authorizing county commissioners
to employ the atiornoy-general to assist the
district attorneys in cerSnin cases. By French,
governing tho state printing nnd binding. This
bill provides for tho creation of the Office of
expert printer. BY Thomas, PROVIDING for no.
OlEc ny puitiluStt Az IL lin Sitl5 DclnH given De-
fore receiving tax snlo deed. BY Thomas, to
suppress nnd prevent tho spread of infectious
diseases among domestic animals. BY Greene,
cronting the office OF board of regents of cduca.
ton. BY llittridgc, defining the Jurisdiction Of
county courts and filing snlaries. BY
Sterling, governing state printing. BY
corporations for setting out fir 8. BY Cain, re-
pealing md amending the compiled laws relat-
ing to tho adoption OF minor children. BY
Cain. relating to the meetings of boards. di-
rGCtOrS and stockholders of corODrDtioDs Nv
Cain. authorizing amendments If articles OF
interpretations. BY Cain, memo inlizin : con-
the United States. BY Crawford. to irovide
for u DO I'D Of charities nnd corrections. BY
Tomiinson, fixing and regulating tho tolls 10 be
charged by Touring and 4 list mills.
Senator Sterling asked leave and introduced
and had referred witior reading TO the oom-
inlttee on irrigation q bill to provide for the
sinking OF nrtcsinn wells Il d rCguluting the con-
s%triction OF bitches therefroln. Consideration
OF the sovorEov'a message followed. the senate
going into committee of tho whole. with scnu-
tor Jolley in tie chair. Various pnrts of the mes.
sugo were duly referred to tho RpIr printe
committees, and the reading OF bills resumed.
BY, Ihielmnn, requiring corporations, firms
aud individuals c6ntncriIig banking to make
reports to the state anditor. By Norton. TO fix
nnd prescribe certain fees to tho clerks OF tho
circuit courts BY kittridge, code of civil pro-
tect!on, providing for two terms of the supreme
court each year. BY Cooley, to amend chapter
70, laws OF 1850. relating to snles of personal
property under foreclosure. BY Mason, pro-
posing IN amendment TO t o constitution ro-
latins to the sale aud leasing of school and
public lands. A resolution offered by MIR.
Greene committing the sepate to q refusal to
receive any bill cnliing for m appropriation of
money utter january %. WAS. without adoption.
retcrred to tho on appropriations.
The senate authorized the printing of the first
tw nty bills Introduced i'll lhut body. Adj
journed. The house on the 18th
opened with . prayer 9y Rev. Mr.. Hi:
w Stafford called up the special order. which
WIS the reconsideration of the rosoiut on fixing
the salaries OF the oilicera. 4 long debnta fol-
lowed tinhlly the O i mai report of tho COM
mittee was adopted, except the part relating to
tue ahlary OF the spaa or. which WA re erred
10 the judiciary committee. The committee on
nps roprintion re ported house bill No 10, with
changes AMI recommended that it pass The
judiciary committee eported house bill No. 6
and recommended that it pass. A message
came from the senate ropo ting the passage OF
senate bil No md asking concurronoa. Mr..
Partridge GtferoG Il resolution that nil bills be
printed after The nrat rcndins Adopted. House
bill No 6 WAS pissed This bill provides for
the adoption of the terri oria, code as the laws of
the state. except us alnende by tho legislature.
me 1oiiow''s bi!is were introduced and read
the first time: BY Mr.. Tosse, to amend section
lG35 Of the political code. By NJ. Rudd, to
amend sections !l27, 1923, 5.2o and article 2 OF
chapter u OF the civil code Of 1887. Hy Mr..
Stnr, house Joint resolution fixing the time Tor
adjournment and providing for the introduction
of now bilia. By My. Star. to provide for the re-
submission to a vote of the people article "a of
the constitution; nrotibi ion. BY Mr.. Hilton,
granting coun i S power to issue bonds for sink
ins %artesinn wells. BY Mr.. Hilton, amending
SLttlIGtl 20 ~ llIe l'tIIt!CAl Cput, Ill relation To as
sessmentand taxation. BY Mr.. Norbeck, provid-
ing for q marriage license. By Mr.. DAILY, to encour-
age the Planting OF trees. BY Mr.. Gordon, for
the publication of the suprr mo court rennrts.
By Mr.. Gordon, to fix the salacy OF county Judges,
By Mr.. Mccormack, progiding that the maker
OF Il proin1ssorE note may show want OF consid-
Grafton ag inst the holder thereof. BY the
house committee on temperance. nv Mi. Law
ender, repealing chnpter 10, general laws OF
1859; ms ~ IS lor The ahol!shins OF the rail
:oHd commissioners BY Mr.. Hopkins, to estab-
llSl the rate OF inter st and TO provide n ipiuSt
usur 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 MI. Tyler. creating IL state board of health
md regulating the practice of mediciae. BY
MI. Gernack. to create the Office of state enei-
neer of irrigation. BY Mr.. Simmons, to amend
section 1874, Of article II, chapter 10, of the po-
!ticai code. entitled, ,"Kato of taxatinn." BY
Is sections l62e. 1921, 1926. Of nrticle Is, chapter
Is, of the political code, complied laws of lss7,
BY Mr.. Wilson, to amend section $50, of article
9, chapter q, of the political code. BY Mir. BIZ
Ter. an net for the prevention and puni ,hment
of pools, trusts and conspiracies. BY Nj. Sage.
to authorize the state treasury to transfer GER
Anderson, to amend section Ct, of chapter 20, of
the political code. Providing for the revision
and coditieatton OF the laws of South Da-
kota and to harmonize the Same with
the state constitution Fly My. Parker,
to transfer the business cf the later terri
torial court to the courts now existing.
~ = ~ 1N INV Sullt o. ! Jul 1UuBeS
By Miller, for the organization of civil town
ships. BY Taylor. defining the rights and la
hilities OF landlord and tonant within incor-
poratcd towns a.d cities. BY Fanlk. governing
the state printing. BY Bowman, to declare GER
tam com nations, agreements or trusts un.
lawful and to restrain the same. BY Bowman,
to prevent the obstruction of public highways.
BY bowman, to almond section Q # chapter So
OF the law OF 1887 relating to the protection of
game BY Bowman, to amend section l, chap
ter "a, OF the session laws of 1850. By Lansing,
to arrange timber culture, By Fitting. to relieya
count superintendents of part OF their duties.
BY Mr.. Helvig, authorizing county judges to
grant certificates of heirship to leal property.
By Mr.. Wood, legalizing the transfer nnd use Of
penalty funds by counties in the pa t and pro-
v1ding for their disposition in the future. SEN
ate bill No. a received its first and second read-
ing in the house. This bill refers to the refund.
ing, OF the outstanding ind btcuuess Of tho
state. Adjourned,
Points About the State.
In the case of Custer county vs.. Fall
River county, brought by the former TO