The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1893-02-17

duced by Mr.. Everitt, reducing the time fo
filing OF findings in trials to the court.
Also senate bill No. A. worlds fair bill
as amended yesterday, making the appro
prlation $4,000 for the general commission
and $4,000 for the women's department.
Bills introduced: No. 234, by Mr. Grill
Memorializing congress to grant aid fol
building Of the Gulf, Interstate and Cana.
| dian railway.
No. 235, by Mr.. Grill: Memorializing con.
gress to issue legal tender notes for irriga.
tlon OF artesian basin lands in South Dakota
| NO. 23G, by MIR. Edwards: For payment
OF the expenses of the board of health.
No. 237, by Mr.. Horner Giving regular
terms of circuit court jurisdiction in con-
demnation proceedings.
NO. 23s, by the judiciary committee: Linn
ltlng actions on sealed instruments to six
years.
No. 239, by the judiciary committee; Re-
latlng to cancellation of void instruments
No. 24o, by Mr.. Star: To pay for transpor-
taton of certain persons to reform schools
No. 241, by Mr.. Kennedy: For organiza-
| tion of township mutual insurance com.
panies.
HOUsE-The house passed the following
house bills:
No. 81, a live stock quarantine law.
No. II, IA constitutional amendment max
ing county superintendents eligible to cleo
tion the same as clerks of courts.
No. 70, protecting food fishes.
No. 1O4, creating pharmaceutical associa-
tion and regulating the practice OF phar-
macy.
No. 1876, memorial to congress for election
OF United States senators by popular vote.
No. 162, defining the extent of constructive
notice afforded by liens on farm grain.
Also the following senate bills:
No. 20, introduced by Mr.. Horner, state
medical examiners to regulate practice of
medicine
No 81, introduced by Mr.. Brockway, for
construction Of sewers in cities.
The house defeated the following house
bills:
No. %, making personal exemption $50.
No. SO, to pay wolf bounty by the state.
No. Is. providing a mode of taking disposi-
tions.
No. s2 making contract interest 10 per
cent; otherwise Z per cent
Bills introduced: No. 2l3 by Mr.. Ruswick:
For insurance Of crops against hail by coun-
ty taxation.
No. 80 by Mr. Sheldon: Making physical
No. 2l5 by Mr. Wilson,: Requiring registers
to record instruments in the order fled, and
to compare the record as soon as made
No. PIG, by Mr.. Summerside: Authorizing
purchase of portraits Of Governors Mellette
and Sheldon.
THIRTY-SEVENTH DAY.
a., Ln fntJ nui q
senate bills:
No. 81, leasing school lands.
No, SO, providing that the owner Of property
is entitled to rents and profits during re-
demption
No. Ill, conf. ming permanent school fund
| investments to various lines OF securities.
| No. 140 placing title of personal property
| in case of conditional sale, in the purchaser
| in so far ;ss third parties are concerned.
| No $50. making city assessor permanent
| officer.
| No. l79, requiring registers to turn over t,
counties all fees received for abstracts OF
| titles.
| No. 1871, filing vacancy in the mayoralty OF
cities of the third class.
| Bills introduced No. PAP, by Mr.. Lowthian
Changing Day county to the Fifth judicia
| circuit.
| No. 243, by Mr.. Horner (by request: Fix
| ing court dates of the Sixth judicial circuit
No. 244,by Mr.. Major (by request: Prohibit
| ing carrying Of concealed weapons and de
| tning same.
No. 245, by Mr.. Gunderson: Making The
public printing law more definite.
No. GAG, by Mr.. Dean: Defining powers OF
corporate towns regarding highways ant
voting precincts.
No. 247, by Mr.. Ryan: Repeating tuition
charges of students in the state norma
schools uponagreement to engage in teach
| ing.
HoUsE-The following bills were intro
duced:
| No. 2l7, by Mr.. Burke: Giving architect:
| liens the same as mechanics.
| No. 21s, by Mr.. Malchow: For inspection O
sheep.
| No. 219 by Mr.. Koenig: Requiring month
ly report from the superintendent to the
insane hospital to counties having inmates
No. go. by Mr.. Patterson OF Day: Pertain
| ing to costs Oh appeal from justices cour is
No. 221, by Mr.. Sheldon: Exempting fra
| ternal mutual insurance companies from
| payment of insurance tax.
Adjourned till 10 O'clock tomorrow morn.
| ing.
THLRTY-EIGHTH DAY.
| SENATE-The senate passed the following
senate bills:
| No. o. protecting breeders OF fine stocl
| and Furnishing fraud in the matter Of pedi
gree.
| No. 50, q joint resolution amending the
constitution SO as to permit women to vote
| for superintendent of schools at annua
| school elections.
| Nose, abolishing county commissioners ant
substituting county supervisors, composed o
| chairmen of township boards of supervisors
and one alderman from each city ward.
| No l39 for funding Of $4,000 Of per c"ut
option bonds OF Vermillion university.
No. l4s, specifying subordinate le ~islativ'
officers and committee clerks and expanding
| the duties OF the latter.
No. 165, fixing penalty for disregard o
the requirement that old soldiers have pref
erence in official appointments.
Bills introduced: No. 249, by Mr.. Edwards
Providing against extortionate prices fo
| extras for farm machinery.
| No $50 by Mr.. Chilcott: Fixing terms O
court in McPherson county.
NJ, o5I nv Mr. Miller INV reouaSt). Ranuir