Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-03-10
LEGISLATIVE.
FIFTY-rOURrH nav

sENATf-The senate passed tho fol,ow;,,,
senate bills: o"'''s
no. ls0' u memorial TO congress for ,rans-
mission " state reports through The mails
Free '-''' -
NO. 2lo' Tor protection OF live stock from
contagious diseases, and providing fo, dts.
trict veterinarians.
no ~. permitting dissection of remains n,
inmates of charitable Institutions in crr,.,i,
eases.
no. ~ authorizing special indepcndcn,
school districts to issue bonds.
No. ;s3 -
| NO. III making Custcrand Fall River conn.
ties the Forty-first senatorial district.
| NO. 80, transferring the warehouse fund >,
'he general fund i'm the state TREASURY.
Also mouse bill No. 1884, introduced Inv Nh.
Burke, giving to innkeepers the rich, ~,
summary seizure of delinquent patrons bor.
gage; also power of arrest,
Bills introduced:
NO. ''d' by Mr. Dolard tby rcouesu: re
lllring railroads To sell 800 milo hooks N, .
cents per mile
No. ~, by Mr. Dollard h,y reo,cs,,,
amending the prohibition law.
III requires that the onills of parties p,,r-
ci'">i'i@ ilqll"r from druggists need ONLY de-
'hi'c 'iiev want II for medicinal use wi1bout
Np''!iyih" me particular disease from which
."cS Niiier IL also aboishcs the necessity v
lor pe'i'ioh preliminary toa druggists per-
init. p''-
No. rs, by Mr. ngram: Amcnd;ns. ~,
constitution so as In suspend habcas corpus
proc, eu!ngs in prosecutions under lin n,n-
hhiloiy law. ''''
No. '!', ny the appropriation committee.
\ General appropriation bill
iiptSE-'l'he house passed the fnI,nwi,.,
house bills:
No l..., encouraging construction nf i,,i-
ga!iun Reservoirs
.'o.l.;;, empowering ..r.lii ilrl..e~ In j,o,,l
a"dili"nai terms of court hy concurrence of
comfy commissioners.
No. sfi, requiring mortgage assignment. ,u
specify detail of mortgage
No. aW'. prov idin@ for lnnnufac.ur,. of hind
ing l~ine in :,ionN Falls pcniten,iary.
No. 3es, regulating sale of nursery stock.
NO - fs' formation, OF fco-opciative buil,.
in- and loan dissertations.
No. sH. 4 ncw systom for public sinl<inr of
artcsian wells.
No 2'5' ia" organization of religious and
educational dissertations
No ~. for consolidation of .nnni;e. ,,n,l..,.
certain conditions.
No ~, requiring railway commissioners Il.
'lin collections into the stalu General fund
No. 30, making Custer. and lfali Rive,
counties the Forty hi.,, senatorial district.
so. 10 iur 4 uniform system of school IAN
Also senate Bill No. ~. introduced hy Nlr
e"ote, for appointment of Il STATE agent 10
| prosecute Rand rti'e- against the genera!
go,c;nmc a..
The foliowii.,- house bills were defeated:
| NJ" Ia, constitutional amendment pre-
liiDl'ing saic OF school lands and providing
| tor their leasing.
| NO. l,'' an appropriation for ,hc expense,
of tile state board OF health Of la-t year
No us, for inspection of sheep
No. s:ss'..'rovidng for Il state n-cn, to- urs,
rlalnS against the general governments.
| Bills introduced:
| No. .s3, by Mr. Fowler: For adiudirn,in.
amounts claimed To he due the contractor
for the Soldiers Home
No ISL by the appropriation committee
For 81 deficiency in the state board o
agriculture
| No 80, by Mr. Ravndal: Preventing sal,
of bonds and endowments for payment b,
1 lot or special designation.
\ fIFTY-sIXrH DAY.
SENATE-The senate passed the followin
senate bills:
substitute for No. S, which originall,
provided for making railroads liable fo
double damages for fire losses or for KILN,
or injury of stock, IL the company fails 4,
settle within thirty days from notice.
No. 1Gg attaching niynd ,r,,n,i,.. q.
organized counties for judicial purposes.
No. 2l6, for protection of live stock from
contagious diseases. and providing fol. dis
trict veterinarians.
| No. 24S,-
No. s6si, appropriating 5000 for II dciiricnc,
in the soldiers Home.
No. 26s, pertaining te summons in civi
actions
No. 21.', making normal school tiiplom:
>uppant the necessity for i; teachers Ger
tiiiratc.
/ No. III, providing means for inappin- ON
state school lands.
No. .'',. preventing individuals from as
>uming or using the name bank unlcs
chartered under the state laws.
No. a.s. providing for organization am,
government of savings banks.
The uprising of 1s!N, and for payment %
their maintenance.
No. eo> lcgalizing acknowledgements mad,
before county clerks.
No 300 lcgalizing marginal satisfaction %
mortgages acknowledged before deplt,
registers.
No. ;07, amending the elevator law.
No. 3l0 giving slleritfs - per diem for ;lt
tending court.
No. 3ll, for altering, disseminating or lay
ing out of highways on pctltion of two-third
of the land owners in one mile thereof.
No. 3la, repeating publication of drainag
notice 10 non-residents.
No. :Til, pctitioning congress to give aid I,
\ Nicaragua canal.
Bills introduced
No. So. by Mr.. Brockway: Taxing itincrn
vcndcis of merchandise.
No. :;Si: I'etitioning congress TO give nj,
To the Nic:raugua canal.
HorSE-l'hc house passed only one bill
house bill No. 2.i relating To county agricml
| iiral societies and fairs. The time VA
taken up in committee of the whole on thu
bill and No i:ii- fixing liability of r,il,oa,
companies for loss by iire-and The vnriou
! measures pertaining 10 boiler inspection.
/ No bills were Introduced.