Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1890-01-25

cities; by Mr.. Faux, a bill for an
act governing the state printing and
prescribing compensation therefor and
the manner of awarding contracts; by Mr..
bowman, q bill to to declare certain com
biDations, agreements or trusts unlawful
and TO restrain the same; by Mr.. Bowman,
a bill for an act to prevent the obstruction
If public highways; by Mr.. Bowman, n
bill for an act to amend section 2 of chap
ter 80 of the law OF 1857 relating to the pro-
lection of game: by Mr.. Bowman, q bill
for an act TO amend section /, chapter IA,
of the session laws of 1889. This amends
The laws on artesian wells; by Mr.. Lam
sing, a bill to arrange timber culture; by
Mr.. Elting, n bill for an act TO relieve
county superintendent of part of their
duties; by Mr.. Heivig, a bill for an act
authorizing county judges to grant certi-
lcates of heirship to real property; by Mr..
Wood, a bill for an act legalizing the
transfer and use of penalty funds by
counties in the past and providing for
their disposition in the future.
PIERRE, Jan. 14-In the house several
sanding committees reported. House
bill No. 10 and senate bill No. Ia passed
the house.
The following bills were introduced /:
Directing the secretary OF state 10 furnish
n copy of the compiled laws of 1887 and the
session laws of IS 9 for each member of the
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urcrs in certain cases relating 10 the man
agement of the hospital for the insane at.
1ankton: a bill for an act to prohibit the,
killing, ensnaring or ~entrapptng OF quail in
the country OF the Black Hills; n bill for
an act to require railroad companies doing
business In this state 20 en- ploy ut least
two experienced brakemeu on all passen-
ger and freight trains; 20 amend section
543l, article =, chapter -, code OF civil pro
ceedings; house bill No. 90, by Mr.. Lecocq,
a bill for an act TO authorize the commits
sioner of immigration to publish in foreign
languages any advertising matter in his
department; a bill for an act 20 repeal
chapter l2S, laws of 1889: an act to amend
section Z, chaptes 80, political code; No. 90,
10y Mr.. Little, a bill for an act TO provide
for the foreclosure of mortgages of real
| property by action In court only a bill for
an act to provide for the return of all
records Of birds, marriages, and deaths;
a bill for on act entitled an act TO reim-
burse owners OF sheep and other live stocks
killed by dogs; a bill for an act requiring
the register OF deeds 10 make abstracts OF
title and to determine the fees therefor
and disposition of same; a bill for an act
TO regulate the registration of state, county
and municipal warran. s; TO define and
punish trespassers on public and schoo
lands; an act TO regulate the practice OF
veterinary, medicine and surgery; a bill
for an act TO require engineers employed
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certificates Of authority from the judge OK
the county court: an act 10 provide for the
disposal of supreme court reports; a bill
for an act entitled an act for the punish
ment of pools, trusts and conspirecies.
By special permission Mr. Parker intro
duced "A bill entitled "A bill for an act 70
create the Office OF inspector of mines.
BY special permission Mr.. Cole intro
duced a bill TO submit to tho qualified
voters Of the state the question of amend.
ing section /, article IA, of the constitution.
PIERRE, Jan. 15.-In be house the usual
grist of bills were presented, among them
a joint resolution 90 congress requesting
pension legislation: providing for exemp-
tion from taxation Tor tree culture; n bill
establishing the Black Hills hospital for
the insane; a bill to regulate political nc
ton affecting nomination to public Office;
a. bill To amend sessions 1l46 and l541,
article rs, of the code; a hill TO create n
lien upop the offspring OF stations and
bulls; "A bill for TN act to compel the post
ing by railway companies Of bulletins Of
the time OF arrival and departure of trains;
q bill for an act TO provide for the mort
gaEing of real estate by "A guardian; a bill
10 amend section 6j2l, chapter 20, of the
penal code; n bill TO provide for the
eviction Of settlers from lands entered for
location ia right-of way of railway; a bill
providing for funds TO furnish heat and
light for the capitol, and several others.
House bill No. 10 and senate hill No. -
passed.
PIERRE, Jan. GA c u nittec was sp-
pointed on apportionmen-, Consisting Of one
from each senatorial district.
n joint resolution demanding u settle
rnent with and the archives and records
from North Dakota passed.
Several bills were introduced, the most
important of which was an election law
similar 10 tbs Australian system.
PIERRE, Jan. l7.-Senate bill No. 2, pro
viding for "a coUlmittee To make arrange.
Inents for buying seed wheat, was passed.
Senate bill No. % was read a third time
and passed. This b II refers TO furnishing
the legislature with codes.
Several bills were introduced and read
and the house adjourned I'll Tuesday.