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| ing $1,000 appropriation.
| No. IS, by Mr.. Kennedy: Recount of bal
| lots in case of a tie.
HoUsE-The following bills were intro
| duced:
No. "a, by Mr.. Malchow: Requiring rail
ways to furnish cars to shippers and tC
accept cars for connecting lines.
No. 25, by Mr.. Lynch: Prohibiting killing
Of buffalo, elk deer and antelope till May
| 1896
No. 26, by Mr.. Ruswick: Giving farm
| labOrers lien upon stock and grain for
! wages.
No q, by Mr.. Donahue: Providing 70,
election of supreme and circuit judges and
| railway commissioners on the third Tuesday
| in June.
No. 2s, by Mr.. Prather Making notes
| bills Of credit and certificates of deposit
non-payable until the assessor stamps on
them, "taxes paid"
No. %, by Mr.. Prather: Making personal
exemption $50.
No. 30, by Mr.. Prather: To abolish the
Office of commissioner of labor statistics.
No. 81, by Mr.. O'Neill: Making taxes
delinquent in November, instead of July.
No. 81, by Mr.. Johnson: Locating a hos
| ptal for feeble minded children either at
Wilmot, Milbank or Waubay.
! No. 33, by Mr.. Hooper: Joint resolution
amending the, constitutions Preventing
acceptance of passes by legislators and max
| ing senator's terms four years. and those of
representatives two years
No. 81, by Mr.. Stuverud: For condemna =
| tion of grain warehouse sites.
EIGHTH DAY.
SENATE-Bills introduced
| No. ~, by Mr.. Raymond: Prohibiting
| state banks from investing over so per cent
of their capital in real estate.
| No. so, by Mr. Newby: Locating an insti-
| tuition for feeble minded children at Parker
No. 81, by Mr.. Milliken Leasing school
| lands.
| No. 81, by Mr.. Mlliken: Joint resolution
amending the constitution. Permits women
to vote for superintendent of schools at an
nual school elections
| No. So, by Mr. Major: For appraisement of
| lands before sale under mortgage.
| No. "a, by Mr.. Bennett: Supplying vacan-
| cies on election boards.
No. 55, by Mr.. Schamber: Repeating the
| dog tax.
| No. SO, by Mr.. Johnson: Amending the
| game law.
| No. 81, by Mr.. Grill: Reduces the penalty
on delinque Mt taxes to IL per cent
| No. 5S, by Mr.. Grill: Permitting guaranty
| companies to go on official bonds.
No. 50, by Mr.. Burtt; Reducing the time
for fling Of findings in cases tried to court
! No. GO, by Mr.. Burtt: Giving precedence to
appeals to the supreme court in cases in
| which the state, a county or q municipal
| corporation is a party.
| No. Gl, by Mr.. Lawthian A constitutional
amendment abolishing county courts.
No. e. by Mr.. Lawthian: constitutional
amendment expanding state judicial system.
This amendment would permit commits
| sions, boards etc, to be given judicial func-
| tiOns-
! No. G3, by Mr.. Lawthan: Regulating vet
erinary practice.
| No. "a, by Mr.. Berkman: Extending con-
tract rate of interest in mortgage until re-
! demption.
HoUsE-Bills introduced:
No. 35, by Mr.. Box: Paying presidential.
electors per diem and mileage.
No. 81, by Mr. Snyder: To pay wolf bounty
| by the state.
! No. 81, by Mr. Holmes (by requesO: live
| stock quarantine law.
| No. 3S, by Mr.. Holmes Cby reouest: For
| deputy state veterinarians.
| No. 80, by Mr. Holmes (by request): For an
| additional state veterinarian
| No. 40, by Mr.. Price: Fixing supreme
judges at $500.
No. Al, by Mr. Motley: Prohibiting dockage
of grain.
| No. ~, by Mr.. Packard: Permitting guar
antee companies to go on official bonds.
M hy Mr. RaIl D,,h l., -,
newspaper supplements.
No. A, by Mr. Oakes: Payment of taxes by
| installments.
No. 45, by Mr.. Summerside; For state
steam inspector and licensing of engineers.
No. 46. by Mr.. Scanlan; Protecting live
! stock against wire fences,
No. Al, by Mr.. Ferguson: Making city
treasurers general tax collectors
| No, As, by Mr. Johnson: For a new compla-
| tion of the laws.
No. 40, by Mr.. keve: Making registers OF
! deeds account for fees for NAL king abstracts
No 80, by Mr.. Paulson Repeating the linn
itation on county commissioners salary.
| No 81, by Mr.. Lynch: Allowing two years
instead of one for redemption of mortgage
foreclosure.
No. 81. by Mr.. Smith: Exempting disabled
| pClSoiS lIoH pOll tdA.
| No SO, by Mr. Smith: Enabling cities of the
second and third class to bond for grading.
| No 81 by Mr.. Smith: Changing the bound
| aries of Lyman and Presho counties.
| No 55 by Mr.. Lumbard: Making taxes a
| lien, as between vendor and purchaser, tC
December l. instead Of November.
No So by Mr.. Ashley: Repeating county
treasurer's fees for registration of warrants
| No. 81 by Mr.. Patterson of Day; Provid-
ing for delinquent tax sale by parcels of land
instead of in bulk.
No. IS, by Mr. Everett: Giving precedence
to state county and municipal appeals tC
| supreme court.
| No. so, by Mr. Everett: Reducing the time
of fling Of finding in trials to the court.
No. TO, by Mr. Stuverud: Fixing salaries OF
county auditor
| No.6l by Mr.. Herrick: Providing that town
ship boards shall draw jury lists at regular
| meetings.
| No. 62, by Mr. Sheldon Providing for state
| fire and steam inspectors.
No. 63, by Mr. O'Neil: Excepting wild
| geese and brant from the game laws.
SENATE.-The senate introduced the