Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1890-01-18

A COMMITTEES Of three on engrossed AM
enrolled bills, consisting of Powell, Greeiy
and Hughes, was appointed. The com
mittee acts until the appointment of The
regular COMMITTEES.
A resolution was adopted authorizing
the speaker to appoint pages and enrolling
ard engrossing clerks as needed.
A joint resolution, originating ia the
senate, on printing, in which provision IL
made for a joint committee, was on sus-
pension of the rules read a second time by
title and passed to the third reading aud
passed.
Mr.. Bothsn, of M~innehaha, tried to gee
a resolution through TO dispense with the
publication of the Journal. The resolution
was laid on the table.
PIERRE, Jan. I0.-The following bills
were introduced:
BY Mr.. Botham, of Minnehaha. an act
for extending the time for paying the taxes
of 1889; by Mr.. Botham of Minnehaha, an
act regulating the number of beers Of
the house and senate; by Mr.. Simmons, Of
Brown, an act to provide for the extension
of the time for the payment of taxes for
1883; by Mr.. Stafford, a bill for an act au-
thorizing the county commissioners in sew
eral counties Of the state of South Dakota
to extend the time for taxes for 1859,
which shall become delinquent October /,
1890; by Mr.. Cummings, a bill for an act
- COuLlHht IN lOrtc the laws OF the Ltf-
ritory of Dakota; by Mr.. Helvig, a bill for
an act making railway corporations re-
sponsible for damages by injuries by fire;
by Mr.. Partridge, n bill for an act to
amend an act entitled tax on dogs, ~ by
Mr.. Partridge, a bill for an act to submit
the question of woman suffrage 20 a vote OF
the people; by Mr.. Gordon, an act au-
thor.z.ng circuit court judges to hold
terms OF court and transact other business
in judicial circuits Other than
those TO which they have been elected;
by Mr.. Starr, a bill for an act
for the registration of the names Of
electors, for printing and distributing bal
lots and to facilitate voting at state cleo
tions; by Mr.. Wilson, of Beadle, a bill for
an act authorizing county auditors when
lands are omitted from duplicate to restore
dan assess taxes; by Mr.. Wilson, Of
Beadle, an act to authorize clerks of county
circuit courts and supreme courts
TO make an alphabetical index; by Mr..
Benckle, a joint resolution accepting q
grant of land from the general government.
BY unanimous consent the following bills
were introduced:
BY Mr.. barnes. a bill for an act TO
amend section 1910 and to repeal 1911 Of
article 10, chapter Is, of the political code,
compiled laws Of 1857. entitled "Delin-
quencies, penalties and liens''; by Mr..
Bowel, a bill for an act authorizing
boards OF county commissioners TO fix the
salaries and compensation of county Off
GERS and their deputies and clerks; by Mr..
Maynard, "A bill for an act defining the sal
aries of county officials; by Mr.. Parker,
an act TO organize county courts, to define
their jurisdiction and to classify the sew
eral counties of the state with reference
thereto and 70 regulate the practice
therein.
The committed on compensation re-
ported. The report as amended places
salaries as follows; Speaker, $40; chief
clerk, s.; assistant clerks, 50 each; enroll
ling, engrossing and bill clerks, IS each;
sergeant at arms, s.; assistant, 81; chap
lain, So; messenger, g.; postmaster, So;
Waterman, 81: pages, 81 each; judiciary
clerks, 50; all other clerks, 50.