Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-01-22
House bill, Ne. ~ aud sena,ebm No. :,

8E4nDkton. IS prohibit the killing OF quail IN
&1M Mcountryo of the Biaek Hills. 10 require rail-
4U4U cpalpaaies doing baHiness in this state to
4g{P o. ct least two experienced bruhemen
1zSpns 81 nser afla freight trsius. 10 amend
Gtion 5tsi. article 2, chapter y, code Of civil
efeedings. House bill No. C6, to authorize the
&nmissioner On immigration TO publish in
&eigp languages any advertising matter in his
sArtnen.. To repeal enaptsr Y laws Of
4{I@kes No. ~, TO provide fpr the foreclosure of
nktgages Q fenl pr aperty by action in court
y. 70 provide for The return Of oil records
eirths. marriages anS deaths. 10 rei,nbuf .
&(ners Of sheep aud OF her ! 30 stocks killed hy
~ Requiring heregister OF deeds to make ab-
acts OF title and TO determine the fees there
E. .ss 10 rfgulits THE registration or state,
&9Auty and MUM Il oil warrants. 10 Il fine and
EMntsh tresnassefs on public and school lands
Wregalste the practice OF veterinary, nledi.
30 md surgery, To require efitinears
NoyGd to operate 1hrashiDg machines to aht ain
NNffihcates OF aut thority from the judge of the
s4nnty court. To noviae for the dianosal Of
D&FtAine cours reports For the punishment Of
aKalU, trusts end cons iiracies. BY special per-
&sAion MIR. PARKER introduced bill to create
rfiice OF inspector Of mines. BY specinlrer-
I2o43 sQn Mr.. Cole introduced bill to submit to
&nlified voters Of the state tho question OF
m Anctian 1, article II, Of the eonstitu-
When It'll sebasa tofvshsd ~ tbe rs,n ttsss,s
special order the report of the committee
printing. was made special order for on
Thursday, and new bids ordered. The COVER
nof returned senate bill No approved The
following senate bills were road Resolution
authorizing the appointment OF an assistant
engrossing and enrolling clerk, Authorizing
the printing Of the general laws OF the present
session AS Il suppemopt to tho newspapers
Establishing q board of horticulture. Ameud
ing section 407 of the civil code. To repeal tho
dog tax law. 10 reuow chapter l.. session laws
of 1885. To loeali2e the organization of the
civil townships of Coaineton county. Author
izing county commissioners to puichase nrte-
alan well outfits. Legnlizing the nets of NJ Il,
Kennhck, notary. Amending section 5la3
compiled laws. Amending sections 4s3 and
lsi compiled laws, Aboiishing tho board Of
agriculture. Prohibiting tho co rposing, print.
ing and distributing of ubscene literature. Re-
lating to the election OF United States senator.
Joint resolution FOR the appointment OF com
lnittee to visit pnblic institutions. Adjourned.
The morning session OF the house was unim-
portant, being principally devoted to the re-
ports OF committees. The ruies were changed,
and Il committee on usury created. The first
business of the afternoon session the pre-
sentation OF the following bills; A Joint rcsolu-
ton to cnnGters requesting pension legislation; !;
providing for exemption from taxation for tree
culture; establishing the iflack Hills hospital
for the insane to regulate political action nj
fectIng nomination to public office to amend
sections 1915 ana lJ1i, art icio 40 of the code; to
| create lien upon the offspring of stations und
baus for ui act to compel the posting by rail
way companies Of bulletins of the time of ar
rival and departure of trains; to provide for the
mort IA girF of rEnl estate by guardian; To
amend section 652i, chapter rs, Of the rcnal
code to provide for the eviction of tiers
from lands entered for location i'll right of way
of railways: providing for funds to furnish heat
and light for the capitol TO nin"nd section GGGf,
of the compiled code; q Joint resolution to pro-
vide for tbs distribution of the session laws to
carry into effect the provisions of section l. ar
tcle %, Of the constitution; to amend sections
1916 and 1jlT Of the political code asking con.
gress to pay for the session OF the lcgi gisature
October H. 1852 to create II bureau of statist ic
to provide for the appointment of Il state agent:
to repeal chapter iT5 of the session laws of
1889 to amend section l75, chapter 7, code OF
criminal procedure; TO amend section 5569,
chapter 49, code OF civil procedure; for the tax
at ion of NOR cages "A bill making void certain
chatte mortgages for the reference of causes !;
10 amend sections is3 and asa of the compiled
laws; to amend section 5l35 complied laws.
HOUSE bill No. IL and senate bill NO passed.
Adjourned
The SENATE roll call on he 18th showed alb
5 mt Senators Crawford. Hopkins, johnson. Ma
son ard Williams MESSAGES from the house
were received announcing the concurrence in
the report OF the committee on Joint rules also
the adopoion OF the joint resolution accepting
lands of the general government. The judi
ciary committee reported senate bill No. ), with
amendments. and also senate bill No. 7, and
recommended that both pass. Several nate
bills were read II second time and referred The
following bills We're introduced and after the
first reading were referred: To regulate the
practice of medicine, the examination of ply
siciaHs and licenses therefor; TO amend section
1902 Of the complied laws levying school tax
and requiring school bonds to lie URid at county
trea offices the trausr ort alton of insane
persons and co"yicts ut the expense of the
Of the Eighteenth assembly; to provide for
counties issuing bonds to sink artesHu wells
and construct ways thcretrom Tor irigaton
prohibiting he recording of instruments until
the taxes are paid: oXcMptinE members of
fire companies from jury and military duty or
| assessment; the taxati n of railroad, telegraph
or other corporate property. message WAS
read from the house announcing the passage OF
Joint resolution No 81 providing for n demand
upon North Dakota for South Dakota 8 property.
The re port Of the committee on printing recon-
mended contracting on the Joint bid of tho Free
Press and Journal the hCase adopted the con-
tract with the bidders. Three hundred copies
of the prohOiiory bill WIS ordered printed
A resolution for providing the scna with
copies of the compiled session laws was adopted.
Adjourned.
A committee OF the house wns appoint ed on
apportioumeut, consisting of ono from each sem
atorial district. A Joint resolut ion demanding
n settlement with and the archives and records
from North Dakota passed. The following bills
were introduced: TO revise aud amend sections
Go16 and GNg7 and TO repeal sections 5000 and to
amend section sc Of chapter %, political code
to repeal chapter 2 section ., criminal proce d.
ings in courts of limited jurisdiction; 20 amend
section 1884 civil CODE for the relief of kathcr-
inc Lee and Viola Thompson to provide for fire
guards to amend chapter is, compiled laws,
providing for the taxation Of express companies;
an election law similar to the Australian sys-
tenn Adjourned.
Joint resolution No. 81 was reported to the
senate on the nth properly enrolled and the
president signed It. senator Sherwood read II
petition on the extension of time of the pay
ment OF taxes :: also that counties be given the
power to secure iced for farmers Senator
SterIing from the judiciary commit.n, reported
senate hill No. 7. with the reeoImendntIon
that it pass. The commit tee OF the whole con-
sidered senate bin No; 7 and also recon
whole considered senate bill No. ) with amend
ments and rec omniendcd it's passage. A house
| message reported the passage, with amend
mcIts, Of senate hi | No. 2 relating TO the pur-
chasing Of soed the senate concurrod in the
| amendments. Tho following bills were intro
| ducel and the first reading had: Repeating
section 6l43 justices code. complied laws for
submission in accordance with the eonstitu-
| tion of All amendment striking out the word
male; for the assessment of railroads provid-
ing for the payment of employees nf the Sioux
alls constitutional convention not otherwise
provided sor prohibiting the sale of tGbacc to
children under lG. message was sent to tile
house notifying IL OF the passage Of house bin
No. 15 amending lon 1910 and repeating sec
| tion 1911 OF the compiled laws. Adjourned.
| The first business Of the house tho pas
| age OF senate bill No. 2. Senate bin No, rs was
| read n third time and passed. This bill refers
| to providing the legislature with codes. The
| following bills were introduced: To amend
article 8, code Of criminal procedure 10 -es-
tablish normal school at Ashton. To regulate
tho practice Of pharmacy. TO provide for the
repeal OF tho bill for tho increase Of ooupty y
commissioner. To tax lands ana cha tel prop
erty in the name of the real party in interest.
To protect stock breeders. Prohibiting the re-
cording of deeds and other conyeyances until
| the taxes are raid To amend section it6d.
cOmplieQ lnWs, reiat np TO Hct1Ii5uS partner
| ships. Amending the revenue laws, TO unieIld
the code Of criminal procedure. To regulate tho
rates of tel. graph messages in tho state.
| Amending subdivision H. section 2, political
| code. To regulate electric lights, telc phones
| and gas in municipal corporations. To proyds
| for the issue and payment Of bonds by counties q
| for Rrtesian well purposes. To provide for the
| building Of bridges on public highways. To
repeal an act appropriating the travelling tx
pepses OF the railroad commission. Regulating
baks Incorporated under the laws OF tho state
| requiring them to publish sworn statements oi
| financial condition. Mr.. Parker introduced q
| bill To p ovide for the refundiIg .f ali taxes
| levied and collected for local AID county rur.
poses. House bill No. Is was put on its fina'
passage. This bill provides for TIE ext nsion
| Of the time in which taxes becoyne del nGuent
| which l. changed from September TO Felrucre.
| Dhe penalty will be at the rate Of II per cent
| Passed. Adjourned.
Koll call in the senate the 18th showed
| fourteen absent and II quorum present. Tho
following bills were introduced: TO amend
section 1912 compiled laws, ia require count :
treasursrs to give ntice of redemption; aGt har-
/ iziDg county commissioners tn deffay cut of ho
general fand The expenses for the prosecution al
| fraud. Adjourned The house was no. In sos.
/ sion.