The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1893-01-13

leigh, johnson, Willis, Milliken, Springer
Bennett.
School and publc--Schamber, Fulwider
wards.
Rules Brockway, Star, Kennedy. Dollard
Thornby, Horner, Crawford
sutfrage-Ingram, Newly, st. Lawrence
Fitzgerald, Kennedy.
Immigration--He Milliken, Berkman
Andrews, Horner, Thornby, Conlan.
Highways ys-Hart, Gunderson, Fulwider
Lawrence, Conlan.
Trrigation--Bird. Burtt, Milliken, Adams
Lawthian, johnson, Newland
Statistics-Cattron, Schamber, Newland
Conlan, Ryan, Newby, Dean, Roberts.
State Library-Fountain, Bird, Lawthfan
Gunderson, Crawford.
Senate Journal Allison. Lawthian, Grill
Worlds Fair-Star, Berkman, Burleigh
Grill, Ryan, Hart, Burtt.
Temperance-Burtt, Berkman, Allison
Willis, Miller, Dean, Adams, Ryan, Newland
THIRD DAY.
The following bills were introduced in the
senate:
Mol, by Mr.. Horner: Defining the duties
ing for publication Of reports.
No. 2, by Mr. Grill: Memorializing con-
gress to open the Sioux reservation to home
seekers.
No 3, by Mr.. Grill Fixing cents as the
maximum Of railway passenger rate requir-
ing companies to sell mileage-books at 21s
cents; tickets and mileage good till used;
$500 to 5000 fine for violation: companies to
be subject also to suit for damages.
No. 4, by NJ. Raymond: Arranging the
Australian ballot so Il straight party ticket
can be voted with one check.
No. S, by MIR. Dollard: Fixing one years
residence for divorce.
No. 6, by Mr. Dollard: Providing that
common carriers cannot be eXonerated from
liability for negligence or willful wrong by
agreement made in anticipation thereof.
No. z by Mr.. Dollard: Requiring fathers
of bastards to pay for their maintenance
till 10 years old-Sl0O the first year and $50
annually.
No g. by Mr. Dollard: Making railroads
liable for double damages for fire losses Or
killing or INJURY of stock, if the company
fails to settle within thirty days from
notice.
No. 9, by Mr.. Dollard: Providing for
election of railway commissioners from three
districts.
No. TO- ky Mr.. Dollard: general amend
ment to the Australian ballot law, par
ticularly providing for voting a straight
party ticket by one check.
No. II, by MIR. Dollard: Making all appeals
from county to circuit courts, instead Of to
the supreme court. "
No. IL, by Mr.. Foote: Giving 500, instead
of S25, exemption for assessment.
No. 13, by Mr.. Newby: Requiring exami-
nations and license from the supreme court
before admission to practice as an attorney
in any court
No. II, by Mr.. Star; For ventilation of the
capitol.
HousE-BiIls introduced: No. /, by Mr..
Summerside: Presenting Ex-Governor Mel
lette with the chair he occupied during his
official term.
ways and other carriers.
This bill is patterned after the Iowa statue,
with several severe regulations omitted.
No. 3, by Mr. Packard: Establishing Il
northern hospital for the insane at Redtield:
provid ed eighty acres of land are donated
No appropriation now, but the board OF
chari ties and correction is empowered to
commence the building as soon as an appro-
priation may be made. The attorney
general was asked for an opinion as to
whether the mileage of the present session
is affected by the recent constitutional
amendments