The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1893-02-10
No 2O4 by Mr.. Edwards: Regulating tolls

of grist mills.
No. POS, by Mr.. Major: Making the public
| examiners salary $3.50.
No. 2o6, by the committee on agriculture:
Creating bureau of agriculture to take the
place of various present bodies.
No. 2O7, by Mr.. Roberts: To attach Day
county to the Fifth judicial circuit.
| HoUsE-The house passed the following
senate bills:
No. &c, introduced by Mr.. Hart, opening
streets through state property in Sioux
| Falls.
| No. 46, introduced by Mr.. Dollard, for
settlement of cross Judgments
| No. 5s, introduced by Mr.. Grill, permitting
guarantee companies to go on official bonds
No. SO, introduced by Mr.. Dollard relating
to void tax sales.
| Also the following house bills:
| No. 16, preventing requirement of color of
title to real property without actual adverse
possession.
No. "a, requiring applicants for tax deeds
to redeem prior certificates held by the
county in which the land is located.
| The house bill defeated house bill No. A.
providing for payment of taxes by Install
ments.
Bills introduced:
No. Isl, by Mr.. Johnson: memorial to
congress to make Sisseton lands S1.25 per
acre.
No. 1s2, by Mr.. Amerman: For location of
mining claims.
No 1s3 by Mr. Snyder: Defining the
boundaries Of Butte and Lyman counties.
No. 1874, by Mr.. Belk: For printing state
laws in newspaper supplement FORM
No 1s5, by Mr.. Price: Permitting courts
| to tax costs in motions.
No 1856, py Mr.. Gilbert: Amending the
title OF the law fixing the age of consent.
No. 1877, by Mr.. Prather: For publication
OF acts Of the third Legislature.
TH1RTY-F1RsT DAY
SENATE-The senate passed senate bills as
follows:
No. 20, for state medical examiners, to
! regulate practice OF medicine.
No. Is, method for vacating town plats.
| Also house bill No. 56, introduced by Mr..
Ashley, repeating county treasurers' fees
for registration of warrants.
Senate bill No. 6s-fXing supreme judges
salaries at $1,000 and that of circuit judges
at s2,50o-was defeated by a vote OF twenty
ayes to twenty-five nays.
Bills introduced:
No. 20s by Mr. Allison Regulating fees of
registers and treasurers.
No. 200, by Mr.. Newland: That all official
county fees be turned into the treasury
monthly.
No. 2l0, by Mr.. Burtt: (by request): Max
ing it d felony to interfere with the use of
telephone Or telegraph wires.
No. 211, by Mr.. Kennedy: Providing for
trial Of offences upon information
No. 2l2, by Mr.. Milliken For uniform
system of weights and measures and fol
three public weighers in cities of the first
class, two in cities Of the second class and
one in any Incorporated town.
No 2l3, by Mr.. Lowthian: For adjusting
claims for refundng of money where a trac,
of school land contains less acreage than
calculated.
HOUsE-On house bill No. 4-for resub-
mission of the prohibitory clause of the con-
stitntion-the temperance committee FLED
majority and minority reports.
A motion to indefinitely postpone the
majority report received forty-three votes
with thirty mine in the negative.
Mr.. Fowler changed his vote to the
Affirmative and gave notice that he would
tomorrow move a reconsideration, and the
, vote on the matter was left in that shape.
Bills introduced;
No. 1870, by Mr.. Patterson Of Day: Putting
a Day county in the Fifth judicial circuit.
No. 19l, by Mr.. Price: Requiring tina
notaries attach to their certificates the dat.
of expiration of their commission.
No. 1872, by Mr.. Price: Exempting 500 from
assessments Of personal property; but III
, property must be listed.
No. l93 by Mr.. Johnson: Permitting tn,
same person to be town clerk treasurer
assessor and marshal
, No. l4, by Mr.. Packard: Appropriatin!
S3, 600 for the state fair deficiency.
No. 1885, by Mr. Belk: Granting arms ant
accouterments to Sons of Veterans.
. No. 1856 by Mr. Gilbert: Modifying th
general drainage statue.
No. 1877, by Mr.. Grinde: Providing town
ship and town clerks with seals.
a THIRrY-sECoND DAY.
;. sENATE-The senate passed the following
/ senate bills:
No. ST. amending the game law.
r No. rs, reducing court stenographers' fee
3 to IS for each day actually employed
Billssmtroduced;
No. 2l4 by Mr.. Major Transferring
e county insane paywents from the specia
fund to the general fund in the stat
r treasury.
No. 2l5, by Mr.. Andrew: Making the com
= pensation for publishing insurance state
g Inents three-fourths of legal rates.
No. PIG, by the committee on agriculture
e For protection of live stock from contagiou
; diseases, and providing for district veterin
arians.
J. No. 2ls, by Mr.. Foote: For appointment O
e Il state agent to prosecute land claim
5 against the general government.
HoUsE-The house convened at the regula
hour and adjourned Immediately after rol
i call.
q THIRTY-THIRD DAY.
SENATE--The following senate bills wer
passed:
Y No 62, Il constitutional amendment eX
t panding the state judicial system Thi
amendment would permit commissions
= boards, etc. to be given judicial functions.
f No y, fixing boundaries of certain Blac
Hills counties.
. | No. G, relating to extra state proceeding
to defeat exemptions
2 No l09, removing county superintendent
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