Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-03-04
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ing oiiis having been signed by tho
| governor are laws:
Mr. Dollards bill. ~, providing that Ii
cross judgments the piaintiff having re-
eeived judgment TO the land shall pay "a
the defendant the value OF the improve
ments less damage resulting from the
withholding OF the land within sixty days
and for waste committed, and II he de-
faults the defendant shall pay him the
value OF the land less damage and waste
ana until such payment Is made the clerk
OF courts shall Issue no execution.
Mr.. Brockway's bill providing that a
city council may contract for n sewer
age system and having divided the
city into districts according to ben.
efits may assess the costs by from,
feet In ten annual installments at 8 per
cent.
Mr.. Kennedy's bill, 80, providing for the
converting of $4,000 B per cent agricul-
tural college bonds into 3lS per cent
twenty year bonds.
Mr.. Kennedy's bill. IL. providing for
the funding Of $1,000 of agricultural col.
lege bonds
Mr.. Gunderson's bill refunding to
the board OF supervisors of Garfield town.
ship, Clay county, si5 enormously paid
into the school fund.
Mr.. Newby's bill, 13. providing that to
become o member of the bar herea fter, Q
-
OF good moral character from some court
OF record and must pass an examination
by the supreme court and must sign an
oath to support the constitution and not
TO aid or countenance fraud, and the su.
preme court shall have sole power 10 dis
bar an attorney, though any court OF re-
cord may suspend one, pending appeal to
the former.
Mr.. Horner's bill, ~, providing that all
physicians hereafter beginning practice
must secure license from the state
health superintendent, who must Issue
certificates only to graduates from law.
ful medical schools and that the state
board OF health shall have the power to
cancel such certificate.
Mr.. Hart's bill providing that streets
in cities OF the first and second class which
have not be n used for period Of twenty
years shall be vacated by the city coun-
Gil, on application of the owner
Mr. Deans bill, las, providing that
when any SUIT is brought on an illegal tar
collection the court shall fnd the true
amount OF the taxes due from; the person
and IL necessary shall order new as.
sessment and the whole matter shall be
adjudicated at the same time
Mr.. Andrews hill, 10, providing that
after August ! next the state auditor shall
prepare a fire insurance policy modelled
on that of New York, except that five
days notice must he given by the compan-
les before cancellation and proof Of loss
must be made within sixty days. All
companies doing business IN this state
must use this policy only and any agent
violating this command Is guilty OF mis-.
demeanor.
Mr.. Stars bill, Is, providing that court
s,enographers shall receive IS per day.
Mr. Everitts bill. 50. providing tnat the
decision of the court shall be given on q
Ion 81 1a..
a question Of law within fifteen days.
Mr.. Stuverud's bill, 90, providing that
the salaries of county auditors shall be
fixed as follows: 5 mills on each dollar OF
the first Sl0O000. assessed valuation: l
mill on all In excess Of that and up 10
$500, 900; Is mill up 20 81 800, 900 and l-i5 of
mill on each dollar I'm excess OF thar,
providing that none shall receive more
than 81 so.
Mr.. Anderson's bill, ll8, providing that
whenever the public good requires IL, jus
tices shall require of complaining wit.
nesses bonds to cover the costs of tine pro.
ceeding In case n shall turn ont 10 be
without foundation.
Mr.. Colds bill providing that 81, 200 he
lecting 2.3, 420 acres, being the balance OF
the land granted Ia the state by congress
for endowment purposes.
Mr.. Smiths bill. 53, repeating that por-
tion OF the act OF 1900 for the incorpora-
tion OF citi confining its operations to
cities OF the first and second class.
Mr.. Cleveland's bill. 81, providing that
mt the annual town meetings the electors
may vote 90 pillow freguards around the
township from ten 10 twenty feet wide
and TO keep the same in good condition
The supervisors of every township shah
on October l burn all grass and weeds
from the section roads.
Mr.. Kelly's bin, Ia, empowering county
commissioners to offer bounty OF from
to 10 cents for the destruction OF pocket
gophers.
Mr.. Fox's bill, 35, providing for the
mileage and per diem of the presidential
electors, the total beiug s.i3.9).