Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-03-10
rIrTY-sEyESru DAY.


NO. l9s, ] oint resolution directing the
secretary OF state to refuse payment of
pamphlet rates for binding the daily lcgisla-
tive Journals
No. 2i5, making the public printing law
more definite.
No. ;i,o taxing i,imcrant venders of mer-
clantlisc
Also the following house bills:
NO. D. introduced by Mr. Packard, establish
ing a northern hospital for the insane at
he''held' providing eighty acres of land are
donated
stock quarantine law.
No. is introduced Inv MIR. Holmes fnr
deputy state veterinarians.
No bills We're introduced. the nrincinn,
portion of the time being nut IN ON The
senate appropriation bill.
hotSE-'The house consumed the entire
day in flibnstcring on the rcsubmissson bill
which was finally defcated-yeas III. nays 4,
flFTNEIGHT DAY.
>ENArE-Thc senate passed senate bill No
~ Il general appropriation bill
A!so the following house bills:
No. l?", introduced by Mr.. Burke, requiring
county commissioners 10 give bond and
">i''S tiiciI stl;lIy ;lt -.
No. los introduced by MIR Koenig, for ill.,
spcction of private banks.
No. 1to introduced by MIR. Scanlcn rnr
county Wolf bounty of Sl.50.
No l'2, introduced by Mr.. Holmes, encour-
"s'hs construction of irrigation reservoirs.
NO. :l', introduced by MIR. Kocni@ reuuit-
''lS i""h'hly report from the superintendent,
of the insane hospital to counties l.vine
inmr1cs.
No. ~, introduced by Mr.. Price. for
formation of cooperative buildin. AMI loan
associations.
No. 10 introduced by Mr.. Burke for or
=ani>''lon of cdu.ationa and ,.li.s;,u
associations.
No. si6- Introduce! hy Nh, S,u.crua for
,"nSoiia"''oh ot counties under certain con-
diliuns.
No. s2i introduced by Mr.. Gold, for IL uni
i"'ir system of school t:N
The senate also defeated the rn,,oyyin..
senate bills:
No. 80 for n;'npiopliaiien of si,mn 10
compensate Frank oodysnuo,z fo. prose-
cutting stale claims III Washington.
No - providing fer terms of the supreme
court III Nankton ana Dpudwond each vc,i.
Nl-o the following house bills:
M. .''l. making the redcniption inta.,,si
rate 10 lns!cati of T. per con,.
iiorsE- The house passed hill No ~ i'm
'ro'i"ccd ny the appropriations committee.
transferring The Warehouse fund to HE ae,-
ci;il fl d in The state Treasury.
nj tie following house bills:
No. ..5!, amending the state Capitalization
law.
y ,1;,r;J Il
ship IN the board of charities ans, corrections.
At lis evening. session The house passed the
following house lill-:
No. - making women eligible rs yn,nn,.
OF educational institutions
No M, for p. ying Legislative incidental
expenses
Also defeated the following house bills.
No. '.'. changing Day. Grant and Roberts
counties To the fifth judicial circuit.
No ?H!. division of the stlie into 1yo ,o,
=rc>sional districts.
No. 20, amending the oil inspection law.
No i4S. protecting stock breeders,
No. %, reducing fees for register of deeds
No Isl, for publication of acts of The third
legislature
FlFTYNlNTH DAY.
SENATE-1he senate passed senate bill No.
10, general railroad law: providin. that
the commissioners fin II maximum rate. The
Dill is patterned aftcrthc Minnesota law.
Also house bill No. 24s, introduced by the
committee on appropriations, providing for
deficiency for printing and other expenses.
Ihe senate defeated house bill No. 214.
making physical education compulsory in
public schools.
HolsE-The house passed the following
house bills:
No. l'9 Joint resolution directing the
secretary of state to refuse paymen, of PAM
phlet rates for binding the daily legislative
journals.
No. 2>5, preventing sale of bonds and en-
dowments for payment by lot or special as
signmcnt.
Also the following senate hill:
No. ZIG, introduced by the committee ON
agriculture, for protection of live stock erom
contagious diseases, and providing for dis
trict veterinarians.
No. lls, reduced By Mr.. Doll;rd specify-
ing subordinate legislative officers and com
mittee clerks and expanding the duties ot
The latter.
No. 2's introduced by Mr. Milltkin "a co..
stltutional amendment regarding homestead
exemptions.
No. als. introduced by Mr.. Millikin, for a,
uniform system OF weights and measures.
and for three public wcighers incities of tlsr
first class, two i'm cities of the second class
and one in any Incorporated town.
No. s52. introduced by Mr.. Newly. giving
victims OF pools ortrusts double the amount
OF damages suffered tllerefrom.
No. 2>s, introduced by Mr.. Fitzgerald. fixing
terms OF court in the Second judicial circuit.
No. 247, introduced by MIR. Ryan, repeating
tuition charges to pupils in the state normal
schools upon agreement to engage in teach
ing.
No. aos introduced by Mr. Kennedy. crcat
ing a sinking fund for payment of 100000 of
state bonds issued in 1880.
No. 2lo introduced by Mr. MIR. Rurtc. mnl-
ing II !, felony TO interfere with the use of
telegraph or telephone wires.
No. -, introduced by MIR. Star. an ami.
Pinkc,ton bill.
No 24 introduced by the committee ON
appropriations transferring certain bond
balances to the state general fnnd
No. 10 introduced by Mr. Lawrence f,,
adjustment of old county delinuuon.i,s IN
III: STATE treasury
No.i'l. introduced ny Mr.. S,ar{;ls umen,lc,,s
requiring commercial agencies To deposi;
SlUttfJ Win the stale itc;..,,rar