The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1893-02-24
DNo. 23l, by Mr.. Bean: Legalzing the
township organization of Douglas county.
Adjourned till Tuesday.
FORTY THIRD DAY.

HdJoulIleQ tliI IteSuay.
FoRTY-TH1RD DAY
SENATE-The senate passed senate bill No.
lM unanimously. IT gives city justices con-
current Jurisdiction with police Justices.
Bills introduced:
No. 262 by Mr.. Heba1: To enable county
commissioners to move school houses.
No 263 by Mr.. Ryan: To fix dates for
court terms in the fourth circuit.
No 264 by Mr.. Gunderson (by reuuest:
To provide for extension of independent
school districts.
No. 265, by Mr. Thornby: Legalizing
elections held in Buffalo Gap:
No. 2G6, by Mr.. Thornby: Appropriating
5000 for deficiency in the soldiers home
No. 267. by Mr.. Kennedy: Amending the
law pertaining to building and loan associa-
ttons.
No. 26S, by Mr.. Brockway: Pertaining to
summons in civil actions.
NO. 269, by Mr.. Brockway: Providing for
counsel for defendants in criminal actions
No. 27o, by Mr.. Hart: Dissolution Of incor-
porated cities.
No. 2'l, by the Judiciary committee:
determining conflicting claims to real pro-
perty.
HoUsE-The following house bills were
passed:
No. l22 regulating sale of oleomargarine
No. l31, making personal taxes first lien.
No. $50, for uniform probate inaices.
NO. 49, compensating the Rapid City at
torney for fees in defending school sections.
House bill No. 50, extending the boundary
OF Stanley county north to the Cheyenne
river was defeated.
House bill No. 175, that county advertising
and printing be let to the lowest bidder, was
indefinitely postponed.
Bills introduced: No 232, by Mr.. Gold:
Changing Day. Grant and Roberts counties
to the Fifth judicial circuit.
No. 233, by Mr.. Summerside: Providing for
a state agent to urge claims against the gen
eral government.
No. 234, by Mr.. Labreche: For a special
tax to bridge the Sioux river near it's mouth.
No. 235. by Mr.. Summerside: A local op-
tion fence law during the winter months.
No. 236, by Mr.. Bean: Correcting organ
ization Of the Soldiers Home board.
No. 237, by Mr.. Smith: Defining that a legal
newspaper must be established for one year.
No. 23s, by Mr.. Burke: An appropriation
for deficiency in the Soldiers Home of
$1,000.
FoRTY-FoURTH DAY.
SENATE-The senate passed the following
senate bills.
No. 3S, for publication Of county quarterly
statements at twenty-five cents per square
No. 40, prohibiting state banks from invest
ing over fifty per cent. of their capital in
real estate.
No 81, defining the boundaries of Stanley
county.
No 10i, repeating the fiscal year section OF
the last appropriation law.
No l42, permitting towns to sell school lots
and put the proceeds in their school funds.
No. l43, permitting state banks to become
repositories of building and loan asso-
Citations.
No. 152, exemptng S1,500 of the estate OF
any dccedcnt for the benefit of the widow
and minor heirs
No. 156, fixing the presumption that worh
ana labor were furnished at the instance o
the owner in cases of mechanics liens.
No. 151, enabling city councils to fA
salaries of aldermen.
No. 15S, extending the time for filing the
city auditors census reports.
The senate defeated senate bill No. 81
naming repositories Of county funds
interest to go to the county-by a vote o
eighteen to twenty-five.
Bills introduced:
No, 27a, by Mr.. Kennedy: Prescribing
tally sheet for the Australian BALLOT system
No. 2.3, by Mr.. Fitzgerald: Making ;
normal school diploma supplant tn.
necessity for teachers certificate.
No. PA, by the committee on appropri
I.,1,,
to the state general fund.
| No. 275. by Mr.. Adams A new plan 70
appointing Soldiers Home commissioners.
No. 276, by Mr.. Adams: Providing mean
for mapping state school lands.
No. 277, by Mr. Adams: Preventing
individuals from assuming or using TIL
name "bank," unless chartered under tn
state laws.
No 27s, by Mr.. Adams: Providing TO
organization and government of saving
| banks.
No. 279, by Mr.. Ryan: Authorizing specia
independent school districts to issue bonds
No. $50, by the committee on railroads
| Providing for construction and maintenance
of fire-guards along railroads.
| HoUsE-The house passed the followin
senate bills:
No. As, introduced by Mr.. Kennedy for
recount of ballots in case of Il tie.
No, IS, introduced by Mr.. Star, reducin
court stenographers' fees to s. for each da
actually employed.
No. 140, introduced by Mr.. Dollard, placin
the title to personal property, in case of con
ditional sale in the purchaser, in SO far a
third parties are concerned.
No. l79, introduced by Mr.. Bennett, requir
ing registers to turn over to counties all fec
received for abstracts of title.
Bills introduced: No. 239, by Mr.. Lynch
Municipal taxation Of transient merchant
No. 240, by Mr.. Schamber: Regulating th
practice of medicine.
! No. 24i, by Mr.. Patterson Of Day: FC
mortgage foreclosure by action
No. 242, by Mr. Bean: new system fc
public sinking of artesan wells.
No 243. by Mr. Harrington: A constitution
al amendment for removal of the capital.
No pa, by Mr.. Sedan: Removing til
agricultural college to a point betwee
Miller and st. Lawrence.
FORTY-FIFTH DAY.
SENArE-The senate passed the followin
senate bills:
No. 81, making the proceeds OF a suit und,
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