Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-03-09
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contagious
- -, yeterinarians.
t,ss 81, permltting dissection OF remains of
w. ~ charitable institutions i'm certain
cases. n, snecial ,,denenaant
~ districts to issue bonds.
~ eot making Custer and FAN River u
no Torty-irst senatorial district.
81, transferring the warehouse fund TO
,hs general fund in 'he state treasury,
Also house bill No. 1884, introduced by Mr..
n.rl,e giving TO innkeepers the right of
@,mary seizure of delinquent patrons bag
mara. also power OF arrest.
Rfls introduced:
No 3,s, by Mr.. Dollard Cby requestl: Re
airinc railroads To sell 500 iaile books at 3
cents per mlle'
NJ 29z by Mr.. Dollard Cay request):
amending the prohibition law.
:. ,oouires that the oaths OF parties pur-
,asiro liquor from druggists need only de-
80 they want it for medicinal use, without
snao,tving ,he particular disease from which
~ snfTer. 1t also abolishes the necessity
sr netition preliminary to a druggists per-
mil,
No. ses, by Mr.. Ingram: Amending the
constitution so as To suspend habeas corpus
nroceedings In prosecutions under the pro-
hibitory law.
No. 329, by the appropriation committee:
general appropriation bill.
gousE-The house passed the following
house bills:
M. IT., encouraging construction Of irri-
cation reservoirs.
No 173, empowering circuit judges TO hold
additional terms of court by concurrence of
county commissioners.
specify detail of mortgage.
No, 9O8. providing for manufacture OF bind
ing tyine in Sioux Falls penitentiary.
Ma. 222, regulating sale of nursery stock.
No. 27, for formation Of cooperative build
ing and loan associations.
No. 242, a new system for public sinking Of
artesian wells.
No as, for organization OF religious and
educational associations.
No az, for consolidation OF counties under
certain conditions.
No. 27. requiring railway commissioners to
turn collections into the state general fund.
No. 257, making Custer and Fall River
counties the Forty-frst senatorial district.
No. 26, for a uniform system OF school tax.
Also senate bill No. 217, introduced by Mr..
Foote, for appointment rof a state agent to
prosecute land claims against the general
government.
The following house bills were defeated:
No. 1876, constitutional amendment pro-
hibiting sale of school lands and providing
for their leasing.
No. III, an appropriation for the expenses
Of the state board OF health OF last year.
No. 2ls, for inspection of sheep.
No. 23, providing for a state agent TO urge
claims against the general government.
Bills introduced:
No. 2s3, by Mr.. Fowler: For adjudicatlng
amounts claimed TO be due the contractor
for the Soldiers Home
No, 81, by the appropriation committee:
For a deficiency In the state board of
agriculture.
No. 2S5, by Mr.. Ravndal: Preventing sale
Of bonds and endowments for payment by
lot or special designation.
FIFTY-sIxTH DAY.
sENATE-The senate passed the following
senate bills:
A substitute for No. s, which originally
provided for making railroads liable for
doubledamages for fire losses or for killing
or ihjury Of stock, If the company fails TO
settle within thirty days from notice.
No 1862, attaching u~norganized counties 10
organized counties for judicial purposes.
No. 2l6, for protection OF live stock from
contagious diseases, and providing for dis
tret veterinarians.
No. IS
No. 266, appropriating $1,000 for a deficiency
In the Soldiers Home.
No 26S, pertaining to summons in civil
actions.
No. 3, making IA normal school diploma
snpplant the necessity for a teachers GER
tihcate.
NO g6, providing means for mapping out
state school lands.
NO ~, preventing individuals from as.
suming or using the name bank unless
chartered under the state laws.
No. 27S, providing for organization and
government of savings banks.
NON, to compensate state troops during
me uprising of 1890, n for payment Of
thelr maintenance.
NC, 20, legallzing acknowledgements mad,
county ClCfkS.
40 ao, legalizlng marginal satisfaction o.
mortgages acknowledged before deputy
registers,
no O'' amending the elevator law.
'o'oiJ, giving sheriffs 81 per diem fcE at
tending court.
No'dil, for altering, disseminating or lay
msout OF highways on petition Of two-third
%sne land owners in one mile thereof.
Siz, repeating publication of drainag
Houee TO non-resideats.
so'NSl, petitioning congress TO give aid I,
Nicaragua canal.
Bills introduced;
90 by Mr.. Brockway: Taxing ~itlneran
.nuers OF merchandise.
sp' @l: Petitioning congress TO give all
D.he Nicaragua canal.
noosE-Ihe house passed only one bill
ouse Oil No. 276, relating to county agricul
, societies and fairs. The time wa
sm up In committee of the whole on tina
Aaha No, iS-fxing liability OF railroa
sompanies for loss by fre-and the variou
ss pertaining to boiler inspection.
NoDllis were introduced.
".ehe evening session the house committe
Me whole went entirely through the ar
~,piatlon bill and made no change, exceI
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