The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1893-02-24

insane funds to the state general fund.
No. 2Ss, by the committee on appropri-
ations: Donating the special county insane
fund hereafter to the state general fund.
No $50, by the committee on appropri-
ations: TIRE ransferring certain special funds
to the state general fund.
The house passed the following house
bills:
No 103, requiring state fire insurance COM
panies to have $4,000 capital paid in cash,
and must deposit 100000 of national or state
bonds with the state treasurer.
No 1872, making the commissioner of public
lands ex-officio commissioner of immigration.
No 13s, creating county road and bridge
funds.
No 154, empowering city councils to grant
right of way to new railroads.
No. 100, county wolf bounty of $3.50.
Also senate bill No. %, introduced by Mr..
Burtt relating to extra state proceedings to
defeat exemptions. .....
Bills introduced: No. 245, by Mr.. Burke:
For organization Of religious and education
al associations.
No. 246, by Mr. Stuverud For consolida-
tion of counties under certain conditions.
No. 247, by Mr.. Hall: Requiring railway
state general fund.
No. 24S, by the committe on appropriations:
Providing for deficiency for printing and
other expenses.
FORTY-SIxrH DAY.
SENATE-The senate passed house bill No
90, introduced by Mr.. Gold, for an appropri-
alton of $4,000 for advertising school lands.
Also senate bill No. 274 transferring
-, h,,, ho1, 4l,n
fund.
Bills introduced:
No. 29O by Mr. Andrews: To compensate
state troops during the Indian uprising OF
1890, and for payment for their maintenance
No. 291, by Mr.. DolIard: Relating to
| referees.
No. 2by Mr.. Chlcott: Amending county
funding bond laws.
| No. 293. by Mr.. Allison; A valued policy
| law.
No. 29i. by Mr.. Starr: Refunding amounts
paid by counties for transporting insane
| patients to the hospital.
| No. 295, by Mr.. Starr: Refunding payments
for transportation of inmates of the reform
school.
| No. 296, by Mr.. Newby: Requiring ware
housemen TO exhibit samples of grain.
No. 297, by Mr.. Gunderson: Making terms
Of township officers three years.
No. 29s. by Mr.. Brockway: Legalizine
acknowledgements made before county
clerks.
| No. 299, by Mr., Brockway: Providing
salary for clerks and deputy clerks of court
No 300, by Mr.. Brockway: Legalizing
marginal satisfaction" Of mortgages
acknowledged before deputy registers.
No 3Ol, by Mr.. Brockway: Providing fol-
change of venue in circuit court.
No 302, by Mr.. Bird: Consolidation and
changing of boundaries of organic, {
counties.
No $685. by Mr.. Brockway: Amending
salaries of city officials
HousE-The house passed the following
house bills:
No. 64, for ascertaining the heirs o
deceased persons.
| No. 12S. providing for permanent journal
No. 134, giving to inn-keepers the right O
summary seizure of delinquent patrons
baggage; also power of arrest.
No. 49, amending civil cost bills.
No 147, for funding outstanding indebted
ness.
No. 1885, permitting courts to tax costs il
motions.
House bill No. $50, directing equalization
boards to value certain plated lands th'
same as unplatted-was defeated.
Bills introduced: No 249, by Mr.. Lawson
For a state geological survey.
No. 250, by Mr.. Lynch: Constitutions
amendments for electing governor an'
lieutenant-governor for four years.
No. 251, by Mr. Fornell: Amending th'
state equalization law
No. 252. by Mr.. Summerside: Maxim!
women eligible as regents of educationa
Institutions
No. 253, by Mr.. Summerside: Maxim
women eligible to the board of charities ant
corrections.
No 254, by the appropriations committee
For paying legislative incidental expenses
No 255. by Mr.. Miller: Reducing fees O
registers Of deeds.