The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1893-03-03

or taxes by telegraph express and sleeping
car companies.
No, LIT, amending the dentistry law.
No. 141, prescribing method for instruct
ing juries in circuit and county courts.
No. 1873,
! No. 1913, repeating the additional per cent
penalty for advertising and selling of de-
linquent lands
! No. 2G3. amending the estray law.
No. 911, for appointment OF q state agent
to prosecute land claims against the general
| government.
No. 243 fixing court dates of the Sixth ju-
dicial circuit
No 255, regulating auction sales and auc-
tioneers.
NO. 259, empowering cities to tax transient
merchants, auctioneers, etc.
No. 267, amending the law pertaining to
building and loan associations
No. 269, providing for counsel for defend
ants in criminal actions
No. 27o, providing for diss olution of incor
porated Cities
No. 272 prescribing a tally sheet for the
Australian ballot system.
NO. 15s, permitting nothing but absolute ex-
emptions against claim for dues to mutual
| insurance companies.
| NO. 1s9 requiring county treasurers to turn
! into the treasury fees for demand and levy
on delinquent personal property.
No. 261, ,--
No. 2sl abolishing formalities in civil suits
| in justices courts.
| No. 291 relating to referees.
! No. 292. amending county funding bond
| laws.
No. 1885, requiring warehouse men to exhibit
| samples Of grain.
No. 800, providing salary for clerks and
deputy clerks Of court.
No. 3G3 amending the law as to salaries of
city officials.
| Also the following house bills:
| No. 50, introduced By Mr.. Mathieson, ex-
| tending the boundary OF Stanley county
north to the Cheyenne river.
| No. e34, introduced by Mr.. Labreche, for a
| special tax to bridge the Sioux river near
it's mouth.
| Bills introduced:
| No. 321, by Mr.. Burt (by request): For an
appropriation for publication Of weather and
crop reports.
| water companies.
HOUsE-The house passed the following
senate bills:
AVE- TO, INV iohhSCu Wy MI. nay mOHu, pro-
hibiting state banks from investing over 80
per cent OF their capital in real estate.
| No. 50, introduced by Mr.. Milliken, joint
| resolution amending the constitution; per-
ritting women to vote for superintendent
| OF schools at annual school elections.
! No. s1 introduced by Mr.. Burtt, making
the proceeds Of suit under mechanics lien
divisible among all persons having similar
claims.
No. S., introduced by Mr.. Edwards, for ad-
vertising delinquent lots in abandoned town
sites by posting instead Of newspaper pub
| fishing.
No. l31 introduced by Mr.. Brockway, Civ
ing city justices concurrent Jurisdiction with
police justices.
No. LAG, introduced by Mr.. Willis, requiring
officers selling mortgased personal property
| to take up evidence OF obligation.
| No. Isl, introduced by Mr.. Brockway, en-
abling city councils to fix salaries of alder
| men.
No. 15s. introduced by Mr. Brockway,
extending the time for filing Of city auditors
census reports.
| No 166, introduced by Mr.. Thornby, repeal
ing the prisoner parole law.
No 19l, introduced by Mr.. Foote, filling
vacancy in the mayoralty of cities Of the
third class.
| No 263, introduced by Mr.. Ryan, to fix
dates for court terms in the Fourth judicial
circuit.
Also the following house bills:
No 60, requiring foreclosure of mortgages
by action.
No. 1O1, foreclosing all mortgages by
publication.
No ITO, valued policy insurance law.
| No 124, as to partition fence.
| No. 49, requiring railroads to construct
''Y's' at functions.
No 156, fixing maximum rate OF county
taxation.
No. 15s, inspection of private banks.
| No. lS3, defining the boundaries of Butte
and Lyman counties.
No 100, fixing bond on appeal from county
court at $50.
| The house indefinitely postponed house
bill No. 2S, making notes, bills of credit and
certificates of deposit non payable until the
assessor stamps on them taxes paid"
Also house bill No. 170, that cou1ty
advertising and printing be let to the lowest
bidder.
Bills introduced:
No. 272, by Mr. Sangstad: Relating tc
county agricultural societies and fairs.
No. 273. by Melchow: Memorializing con.
gress to locate a military post at Fores,
City.
No. 274, by Mr., Sessions: Legalizing incor
poration Of Woonsocket.
No. 275, by Mr.. Lumbard: Giving dis
lcretionary powers to courts, in cases ol
liquor prosecution, to either fine or imprison
instead of both.
No. 276, by Mr.. Sangstad: (Similar tc
No. 2I2.)
rlFTY-THIRD DAY.
SENATE-The senate passed the followin:
senate bills
No. "A, amending city education laws.
No 12S, an amendment to the constitution
providing for election of regents of education
and abolishing trustees for separate institu
tions.
No 222 providing for terms of suprem
court at Yankton and Deadwood each year
No. 224, providing for organization o
boards of trustees for educational nstitu
tions and giving them control of funds.
No. 24, memoralizing congress to grant ali
for building of the Gulf, Interstate an
Canadian railway.
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