Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-03-21

10 = Deaucttng from lands assessed for tax,
wavs and 1 nnh embraced in right-of-way OF rail,
NO. 50. Providing for the mortcoain, NJ x..
cbants :. ~ amend1ng subdivision 1, section G521,
No. VI. Providing payment for hea+;r, ora
smn.'ne inc state oh1ces and leeisiativo
No. 92. Amending section 6ss7 q, tho co,,,
o"'' l'ne colnpVed
No; s. A memorial asking con,re.s 70
hay lor Inc session, October, 1885, Of the lepis.
NO. ~. Amending title 3, code OF cr;mina,
No: ls9: Protecting stock breeders within the
the get of their stock. ~ 'A " . ioi
NO; 1877. Authorizing the levy of n spec;sl
saa .or road purposes by county commits
No; l41. Providing for the assessment and
caaaslon OF railroad, telegraph and telephone
No. l5s. Requiring county commissioners of
me various, counties to change the boundaries
OF commissioners districts on the basis of non.
ulation. pup
No. 169. Amending section 5000. conni,ad
Avs, giving sheriffs ices for caring for attached
No. ia. Providing for the destruction of NOV.
ious weeds. noA-
No. IT'S. A joint resolution for a committee IN
confer with state officers.
NO. 1s3. A memorial to congress praying for
the opening to settlement under the homestead
law OF the 1ankton Indian reservation,
No.les. Amending section G96, compiled laws.
ausno5lzing counties to fund outstanding in
No. 1870. A memorial asking congress for an
appropriation OF 5per cent. Of the proceeds of
taies o. public lands within South Dakota since
No 1913. Exempting hremen from jury and
No. 1874. Making disposition Of the amount Of
$3.50, received as premium by j NJ. Bailey. ir,
late treasurer from tho sale Of bonds.
NO; ls6. Authorizins the Acknowledgement to
supply camps OF Sons OF Veterans with arms
in use.
No. 2O1. A memorial to congress asking the
opening to settlement of the Crow Creek reser-
lation.
NO. 2O3. For the preservation from pollution
OF the waters OF all streams of the state.
compiled laws. ~
No. 230. Revising section 9, chapter 60, laws of
1855, relating to %fshways.
No. 23t. Amending section 921. compiled laws.
NO. 23O. A memorial to congress relating TO
lands donated by congress to the state.
No. s5i. Defining the duty of Encouragement
as to school and public lands.
No. 254. Amending the act authorizing Law
renee county to issue bonds to refund out
standing indebtedness.
No; .57. Compensati' 6 certain officers and
convent on OF 1881.
No. :G3: A Joint resolution authorizing the
commissioners of schoo. and public lands to
make selections OF univei sity lands.
No. 266. Submitting the question Of q place
for the permanent seat of government, as re-
CURED by the constitution.
No. 2S5. Authorizing county commissioners
to consolidate the road and bridge funds into
one futd.
No. 2g6. Authorizing the STATE to issue bonds
to cover outstanding indebtedness and the
100000 constitutional limit.
NO. $40. Regulating construction of artesian
wells and the bitches and waterways the O.
No.324. Regulating, controlling and taxing life,
fidelity, surety companies, mutual assessment,
cooperative, benefit, accident companies, and
benevolent and secret societies insuring.
No. 33G. Amending section $500, compiled
laws.
No. 344. Making chattel mortgages containing
No. 345. Prescribing penalties for unlawful
transportation of Intoxicating liquors and for
false statements made to procure the same.
No. 1858. A Joint resolution authorizing the
governor to appoint Il committee Of five farm
ers to procure seed grain.
No. $40. Providing for the incor p~oraticn and
classification of cities, prescribing their pow
No 1853. A joint resolution rendering an OK
preston Of thanks to to j. NJ. Bailey, jr., late
No. 265. Amending section 10, chapter 112,
laws of 1888, relating to township government
end to provide for the resurvey and establish
ment Of landmarks.
No. 1876. Regulating the practice Of phar-
macy.
No. 395. A JOINT resolution appointing and
authorizing the secretary OF state to publish
and distribute the journals of the senate and
house.
No. 81. Creating a bureau Of labor statistics,
providing for the appointment of q commits
sioner and defining his duties and term of
office.
No. 2s2. Regulating grain warehouses and in
s]pection and handling of grain and defining
duties Of the railroad and warehouse commits
sion in relation thereto.
No. 30. Defining rights and liabilities Of land
lord and tenant within Incorporated cities and
towns.
No. so. Declaring certain combinations,
agreements or trusts unlawful and to restrain
No. 30. Authorizing and regulating within
the state the business OF commercial agencies
and credit companies.
No. :31. TO enforce the provisions OF section
IL, article /. of the constitution.
No. 273. Providing a military code for the
state.
damages occasioned by fire. -
No. 1926. Providing for division and reorganf-
zution of civil townships in cases where more
than one congressional township ID embraced
in one civil township.
No. 327. Amending section l42, compiled laws
OF 1887.
No. 1874. Amending section 4 of chapter $50 of
the session laws of 1887.
No. $50. Making certain minor nppropria-
tiOns.
No. 3GO. Proposing amendment to constitu-
ton limiting outstanding indebtedness to
$500, COO over and above pre-existing indebted
ness.
No. 3s4. Changing city elections from June to
November.
No. 3s7. Amending section /. chapter 1876, COM
piled laws.
No.. 1856. Compromising certain officers and
employees of the constitutional convention.
No. 1888. Memorial to congress asking aymen
by the United States Of expenses of the Octo-
Der, 1889, session of the state legislature:
No 1893. Providing for Ill investigating com,
mittee for the insane asylum, penitentiary and
deaf mute school.
No. u. Amending sections 5127, 512s and 5l29,
compiled laws, entitled Exemptions.
No. "a. Defining and Furnishing lrespaBsers on
| school and public lands. 81,
No. l76. Amending sections 2ss and $50, penal
| code laws, laws 1887, and repeating section go,
| same chapter and code.
No. 1877. Removing political disabilities OF Au-
gust f. Rich.
No. 2i7. Defining the responsibility Of persons
operating steam thrsshing machines.
No. $50. Providing for the payment OF mileage
and expenses of attorney-general in necessary
travel.
No. 500. Providing for construction OF marks
where roads are closed by wire fences.
No. 3O9. Providing ana defeating certain land
in sioux Falls for public highway.
No. 3l6. Limiting expenditures OF the penal,
cbaTitahie and educational institutions OF
South Dakota.
No 1s. Regulating toll on wagon roads.
No. 1916. Legalizing the Incorporation OF Bris-
No $50. An act fer the relief Of corporations
oroaniZed under the general laws.
IN 33S. Authorizing and oargan-