The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1893-02-03

| No. 172, by Mr.. Hebal (by request): Per
hitting Gary to issue bonds to purchase
driving park.
No. 173. by Mr.. Bennett (by requesD Fix
ing state attorneys salaries, the highest tt
be 81, 900.
| HOUsE-Committees reported favorably OF
the following senate bills:
No. z recurring that fathers Of bastard
pay for their maintenance for thirteer
years-$3O0 the first year and $50 for twelv,
years.
No. 13, requiring examinations and license
from the supreme court before admission t.
practice as an attorney in any court.
No. Al, fixing limitation of judgments a.
ten years.
No. 55, repeating the dog tax.
Committees also reported favorably on The
follow ing house bills:
No. 60, fixing salaries of county auditors
No. 81, including certain counties west Of
the Missouri river in the sixth judicla
| circuit
No IS, extending the time for withdrawing
nominations.
No. 106, requiring mortgage discharges tC
give description of land
No 1l4 for filing of county bills certain
number of days before sessions Of the
board.
No 116 to discourage trivial criminal
prosecutions
Committees reported unfavorably on the
following house bills:
| No. 20, q county auditors salary BILL
No. %, raising the assessment exemption
| from $25 to $500; also, allowing the exemption
to include any kind Of property; also, fixing
March, instead Of May, for possession of
property sold for taxation.
| No. 50. exemptng disabled persons from
| poll tax.
| No. TO- eXemptng from ia xation calves and
| colts under yearlings.
| No. 75 fixing county auditors salaries
No. 80, requiring six months residence
previous to application for divorce.
| The house passed. the following senate
bills.
| No. 7, introduced by Mr.. Dollard, for
maintenance of bastards by their fathers for
| thirteen years.
Ne. 13, introduced by Mr. Newly, requiring
court before admission to practice as an
| attorney in any court.
No. 90, introduced by Mr.. Hart, requiring
! Sh oihtSl iSF ih- VII PhoPSi'J ~ Si'S 'ii~
last name to the debtor or his agent
| No. A, introduced by Mr.. Dollard, fixing
limitation of judgments AT ten years.
The house also passed the following house
! bills:
No. IS, introduced by Mr.. Hooper, pre-
| venting requirement of title to real property
without actual adverse possession.
No. 35, introduced by Mr.. Box, paying
=;
No. IS, introduced by Mr.. Everett, giving
precedence to state, county and municipal
appeals to the supreme court.
No, 81, introduced by Mr.. Gold, for an
appropriation Of $1,000 for expenses in
selecting public lands.
No. 81, introduced by Mr.. Gold, for an
appropriation of $1,000 for advertising school
lands.
No. 9s, introduced by Mr.. Cleveland,
requiring diplomas for public surveyors.
The house in committee of the whole
indefinitely postponed the project for a
special committee to visit the worlds fair.
The following bills were introduced:
No. 139, by Mr.. Oake: Fixing liability Of
railway companies for loss by fire.
No. 40, by Mr.. Fenelon: Fixing liability
of railway companies for injuries to live
stock.
No. AL by Mr.. Everett: To prevent waste
of mortgaged property.
No. 142, by MIR. Everett: For appointment
of receivers.
No. 49, by Mr.. Price: Amending civil
cost bills.
No IA, by Mr.. Hooper: Foreclosure of
liens.
No. 145, by Mr.. Bitterness: Permitting
employment Of stenographers by referee.
No. 146 by Mr.. Campbell: Fixing salaries
OF county attorneys.
No. l47, by Mr.. Withee: Regulating
organization of the senate and house.
No. 14S, by Mr.. Johnson: Protecting stock
breeders.
No. 149, by Mr.. Ashley: Requiring rail-
roads to construct ~" at functions.
TwENTY-FOURTH DAY.
The following bills were introduced:
No. ia, by Mr.. Burtt: Prohibiting pretty
ing statements of fact to appeal briefs.
No IT'S, by Mr.. Burtt: Requiring nom
resident litigants to give security for costs
in certain cases.
No l76, by Mr. Burlegh (by requesb:
Relating to continued payment of taxes on
land held under color of title.
No. 1T, by Mr. Dollard: Prohibiting
appointments of members of public boards to
positions Hereunder.
No IT'S, by Mr.. Bennett: Collecting
delinquent personal taxes by distraint from
September to December.
No. 179, by Mr.. Bennett Requiring regis
ters to turn over to counties all fees received
from abstracts of title.
No. $50, by Mr.. Grill An amendment to
the constitution establishing the initiative
and referendum.
No. Isl by Mr.. Grill: An amendment to the
constitution so as to prevent further sale of
public school lands.
HOUsE-The following bills were intro
duced
No. $50, by Mr. Packard For uniform
probate indices.
No. Isl, by Mr. Ravndah; worlds fair
bill appropriatlng $4,000 altogether-S7500
each for the woman and the immigration
bureau and $4,000 for the general commits
sion. 1t provides for nine commissioners
| three to be appointed by the governor, three
| by the senate and three by the house. ,>:'a-'
| No. 152, by Mr.. Price: A stock breeders