The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1893-01-27
LEGISLATIVE.
TENTH DAY.

uSeQ Dy MIN HIS
The judicial committee reported senate
bill No. II adversely. 1t was introduced by
Mr. Foote, and fixes 5000, instead of s25, as
the exemption from assessment. The report
was adopted.
The following bills were introduced;
No. rs, by the appropriation committees
For payment of legislature and employees.
No. rs, by Mr.. Cattron: Repeating fees OF
the commissioner of school and public lands.
No. =, by Mr.. Lawrence: Making assess
ment exemption 500; but the party must list
everything and the county auditor deduct
the exemption after equa lization.
No. g. by Mr.. Star: Reducing court steno-
graphers fees to $500 each, actually
employed.
food fishes.
No. 50, by Mr.. Kennedy: For rubber
stamp, instead of a pencil to check ballots
No. 81, by Mr.. Burtt: Making the proceeds
of "a suit under the mechanics lien divisible
among all persons having similar claims.
No. g., by Mr.. Kennedy: Aboiishing county
commissioners and substituting county sup
ervisors, composed of chairmen Of town
ship boards of supervisors and one alderman
from each city ward.
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bill.
HOUsE-The judiciary committee reported
against house bill No. II, introduced by Mr..
Hooper. providing for one years residence
as the time necessary to secure a divorce,
and two years if the offense complained Of
were committed outside of the state.
No. -. by Mr.. Dilger: Providing for
compulsory vaccination
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punishment for robbery not exceeding ten
years.
No "a, by Mr.. Miller: Requiring appli
cants for tax deed to redeem prior GER
tfcates held by the county.
No. Is, by Mr.. Bean: Fixing county
auditors salaries.
No. IS, by Mr.. Stuverud Making contract
interests ten per cent; otherwise six per
cent
No. r.. by Mr.. Price, Raising the salaries
of certain county superintendents
No. 7s, by Mr.. Summerside: Subsection of
gasoline to inspection and giving the state
all oil inspection fees over ten cents per
barrel
No. 70, by Mr.. Amerman: Projecting food
fish.
No. 80. by Mr.. Mathieson; Extends the
Cheyenne river.
No. 81, by Mr.. Mathieson: Including
certain counties west of the Missouri in the
Sixth judicial circuit.
No. 49, by Mr.. Peterson: Making contract
interest ten per cent, otherwise seven per
cent.
No. ss. by Mr.. Motley: Requiring that
offer Of lands at delinquent tax sale shall be
by parcels instead of by bulk.
ELEVENTH DAY.
SENATE-The senate passed senate bills
Nos. 30 and Is.
No. 81 was introduced by the appropriations
committee and provides for a deficiency Of
$500 in the legislative supply fund.
No. IS was also introduced by the appropri
ations committee, and is for payment of leg
islators and employees.
Bills introduced:
No. "a, by Mr.. Burleigh: Providing spe-
roads. etc, to raise funds for worlds fair
exhibit
No. s., by Mr.. Major: Changing certain
dates in the school law to make it conform to
the assessment law.
No. s6, by Mr., Edwards: For advertising
delinquent lots in abandoned townsites by
posting instead of newspaper publishing.
No 81, by Mr.. Grill: For a constitution 81
amendment-the initiative and referendum.
No. IS, by Mr. Dollard (by request: Max
ing only one county official paper.
No 50, by Mr. Hebal; For sale of delin-
uuent land in parcels, instead of in bulk
No 90 by AIR. Johnson: Prohibiting Sshoot-
ing Of qrail until February, 1895.
No 81, by Mr.. Burtt: To prevent the pub
lie from acquiring proscriptive highway
rights.
No g. by Mr.. Burtt Relating to extra
state proceedings to defeat exemptions.
No 49, by Mr.. Berkman: Permitting ply
,icians to practice pharmacy in small towns
No "a by Mr. Dean: A joint resolution re
during legislative bills to recite the full
text Of sections Of laws amended. Adjourned
till Monday.
HOUsE-The house committee on judiciary
reported favorably on house bill No. 8, intro
duced by Mr. DOnahue, and authorizing ap-
pointment of state and district engineers,
and fer licensing steam engineers and testing
steam boilers
The house committee on agriculture also
reported favorably on house bill No. TO-
introduced by Mr.. Ruswick, and providing
for addition OF mustard to the list OF nox-
lOuS WctLS.
Quite a contest arose over the proposed
visit of the worlds fair committee to Chicago
which was finally knocked out, an attempt
to adjourn until Tuesday being made to de-
feat the proposition.
Bills introduced
No. 81, by Mr. Price: Repeating the law
for attachment proceedings upon moving
rom one county to another.
No. 65, by Mr.. Hokenstad: Abolishing fees
for registration Of county warrants.
No. IS, by Mr. Summerside: Repeating the
commercial agency law.
No. 81, by Mr.. Williams: Making the rate
of passenger fare ~ cents on mixed trains
No. SIS, by Mr.. Paulson: Extending thu
time for withdrawing nominations.
No. 50, by Mr.. Herrick (by request: Inval
idating guaranty bonds required of certain
corporation employees.
No. 90, by Mr. Packard: Requiring 81!
months residence previous to application
for divorce.
No. 81, by Mr.. Gold: For an appropriation
of ST, 200 for expenses in selecting public
lands
No. 92, by Mr.. Gold For an appropriation
OF $1,000 for advertising school lands.