Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-03-09

negligence.
Also a substitute for the various bills
amending the Australian ballot law.
no. 1888. introduced by Mr.. Willis, requiring
newspapers tobe one year old before allowed
the right Of publication OF legal notices.
No. 2i3, introduced by Mr.. Lowthian, for
adjusting claims for refunding of money
where a tract Of school land contains less
acreage thar calculated.
NO. BIG, introduced by the appropriations
committee, for an appropriation for a def
cheney In the public examiners expenses.
NO. lu2, introduced BY Mr.. Dollard,
empowering railroad commissioners TO
direct construction Of siderracks to ware
houses and mills adjacent to their right-of
way.
NO. rs, introduced by Mr., Brockway, pro-
Vides a manner OF docketing and entering
costsln original supreme court cases.
NO. Ja, defending the title of the state to
school and public lands.
No. go, by Mr.. Hart, for dissolution of in
corporated cities.
NO. lGt, introduced by Mr.. Gunderson, re-
curing road overseers to preserve govern
ment survey monuments.
The house defeated the following senate
bills:
No. 3O6, permitting women TO vote at town
and city elections.
No. 81, abolishing county commissioners
and substituting county supervisors. COM
posed of chairmen OF township boards and
one alderman from each city ward.
No. II, for inspection OF steam boilers.
No. 201, creating a board of agriculture
TO take the place of various present bodies
sIxTIETH AND LAST.
sENATE-The senate passed the following
house bills.
No. 239, introduced by Mr.. Lynch, for
municipal taxation Of transient merchants.
NO. 237, introduced by Mr.. Burke, making
Custer and Fall River counties the Forty
first senatorial district.
No. 1Hs, introduced by Mr.. Gold, a Joint
resolution directing the secretary OF state
10 refuse payment OF pamphlet rates for
Dlndlng the daily legislative journals.
No, 2i2, introduced by Mr.. Bean, a new
system for public sinking OF artesian wells.
No. ls3, introduced by Snyder, defining the
boundaries Of Butte and Lyman counties.
Nc 26, introduced by Mr.. Belk, providing
for manufacture of binding Irvine at the
Sioux Falls penitentiary.
No. l95, introduced by Mr.. Belk, granting
arms and accouterments TO Sons of Veterans.
No. 25G, introduced by the committee on
education, for a general revision of the COM
mon school law, except as TO independent
districts.
No. 2S5, introduced by Mr.. Ravndal, pre-
venting sales of bonds and endowments for
payment by lot or special designation.
No. l9l, introduced by Mr.. Price, requiring
that noraripG attach m THAN cartiHcatas tho
date of expiration Of their commission.
HoUsE-The house passed the following
senate bills:
No. 12l, introduced by Mr.. Millikin, for
safe investment Of permanent school funds.
No. pa, introduced by Mr.. Adams, provid-
ing means for mapping state school lands.
No, 132, introduced by Mr.. Brockway, IA
memorial for amendment of the military
code.
No. 81, introduced by Mr.. Millikin, for
leasing Of lands.
No. Il, introduced by Mr.. Dollard, COM
petlng railway companies must make rea-
sonable connections at functions.
No. -, introduced by Mr.. Berkman, a gen.
eral railroad law, providing that the COM
missioners fix a maximum rate. The bill is
patterned after the Minnesota law.
No. l39, introduced by Mr.. Kennedy, for
refunding $4,000 Of 6 per cent option bonds
OF Vermillion university.
No. 200, introduced by Mr.. Kennedy, "a
method for charging interstate debt.
No. 2Ss, introduced by the committee on APP
preparations, donating the special county
insane fund hereafter to the state general
fund.
No. 106, introduced by MIR. Ingram, making
the registration law applicable TO towns con-
tanning 500 voters.
No. 272, introduced by Mr.. Kennedy, pre-
scribing a tally sheet for the Australian
ballot system.
No. go, introduced by Mr.. Chilcott, fixing
terms of court in Mcpherson county.
No. 225. introduced by Mr.. Kennedy, a new
revenue law.
Nc. l0, introduced by Mr.. Dollard, per-
hitting circuit judges to direct holding court
elsewhere than at county seats.
No. 259, introduced by Mr.. Hart, empower
ing cities TO tax transient merchants, auc-
t]ioneers, etc.
No T7, introduced by DIR. Adams, prevent
ing individuals from assuming or using the
name of bank" unless chartered under the
| state laws.
-NOs -Ctt ihiioahICu W NiN NOAhAAAbhNN ~
appropriations, transferring past special
county insane funds to the state general
fund.
A substitute for No. Q, introduced by Mr..
Dollard, providing for election of railway
| commissioners
No. 2s6, introduced by Mr.. Kennedy, provid-
ing for a state geological survey.
No. 323, for disposing Of balances in the
Soldiers Home fund.
No. 2c7, introduced by Mr. Kennedy, amend
ing the law pertaining to building and loan
associations.
No. 269, introduced by Mr.. B%rockway, pro-
viding for counsel for defendants In criminal
actions.
No. 266, introduced by Mr.. Thornby, APP
propriating 5000 for a deficiency in the Sol
diers' Home,
No. 24s, --.
No. "A, introduced by Mr., Brockway,
amending the city educational laws.
No. 215, introduced by Mr.. Andrews, max
ing the compensation for publishing insur-
ance statements three-fourths OF legal rates
No. 265, introduced by MIR. Thornby, legal
izing elections held In Buffalo Gap.
No. 29s, introduced by Mr.. B~rockway, legal
jzipp acknowledgment made before county