The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1893-01-27
Bills introduced:

NO. 9S, by Mr.. cleveland: requiring ulplO-
mas for public surveyors.
No. 80, by Mr.. Hilzinger (by request: En-
couraging cultivation of orchards
No. 10O by Mr.. Withee: Prohibiting appro-
priation of pay for clerk hire for county
treasurer, register or auditor.
No. 1Ol. by Mr. Sheldon; Foreclosing all
mortgages by publication.
No. 102, by Mr.. Prather: Attaching Greg
ory and Todd counties to Charles Mix for
judicial purposes.
THIRTEENTH DAY.
SENATE-The senate passed house bill No
giving to Ex-Governor Mellette the chair
used during his official term.
Also senate bill No. 1, introduced by Mr..
Horner, defining the duties of supreme court
reporter, and providing for publication Of
reports
W. S. Frost of Brookings was chosen clerk
of four committees jointly.
There was a big grist Of bills introduced.
No. 95, by Mr.. Star: Providing for sinking
artesian wells on public lands.
No. 96, by Mr.. Cattron: Providing that the
owner of property is entitled to rents and
profits during redemption.
No. 97 by Mr.. Horner: Defining the
boundaries of Stanley county.
No. 9S, by Mr.. Horner: Establishing
county and state live stock commissioners,
and giving them control of protection and
shipment
No. &c. by Mr.. Grill: Providing for one
railway commissioner, to be elected, with
power to suggest rates, repairs, stations, etc.
to railroad companies, and to report to the
legislature the action of such companies
with relation to such suggestion.
No. 100, by Mr.. Berkman: Permitting
county commissioners to declare what are
noXiouS weeds.
No. 1O1, by Mr.. Fulwider: Reducing
exemptions from execution one-half.
No. 102, by Mr.. Hebald: Fixing ten cents
as the fee for registering all county
warrants.
No. 103, by Mr.. Dollard Empowering rail-
road commissioners to direct construction
of side tracks to warehouses and mills,
adjacent to their right-of-
No. 1o4. by Mr.. Dollard: Repeating the
fiscal year section of the last appropriation
law.
No. los, by Mr.. Dollard (by requestl: Per
mitting circuit judges to direct holding court
elsewhere than at county seats.
No. 106, by Mr.. Ingram: Making the
registration law applicable to towns contain
ing 500 voters.
No. 107, by Mr. Burleigh: Prescription of
general method for submitting consti-
tutional amendments.
No. 1os. by Mr.. Newland: Appropriating
$4,000 for sinking artesian wells on school
lands.
No. 109, by Mr.. Star: Removing county
superntendents as appraisers OF school
lands.
No. l10, by Mr.. Newby: Making a prohi-
bitiOn injunction against seller applicable
to any place or building in the ju 1cial cir
cult.
No. III, by Mr. Brockway: Confining
permanent school fund investments to
various lines Of securities.
No. liz, by Mr.. Edwards: Providing for a
lien upon grain or other crops for labor per-
formed thereon.
No. 113, by Mr. Edwards: Creating
pharmaceutical association and a state
board and regulating pharmacy practice.
No. ia, by Mr. Roberts, To compel rail-
way companies to construct sidetracks
under ainconditionS.
No. 1l5, by Mr.. Andrews: Subjecting
building and loan associations to taxation.
No. If. by Mr.. Thornby: Providing for
disbursement of money appropriated by con-
gress for the soldiers home.
HoUsE-The house passed bill No. s. intro
duced by Mr.. Donahue, appointing state and
district engineers, licensing steam engineers
and testing steam boilers.
A proposition to appoint a clerk for certain
committees jointly was defeated by q vote
of % to q. 1t was finally decided to detail
the engrOSsing and enrolling clerk to help
the committees.
Bills introduced:
No. 103, by Mr.. Stuverud: Requiring state
fire insurance companies to have 10000
capital paid in cash, and must deposit $780,
GOO of national or state bonds with the state
treasurer.
No l04, by Mr.. Read (by requesD: Creating
a pharmaceutical association and regulating
the practice Of pharmacy.
No l05. by Mr.. Grant: Providing for dog
tax, to be devoted to payment of injuries to
live stock.
No. 106, by Mr.. Watson: Requiring
mortgage discharges to give description
Of land.
No, l07, by Mr.. Mathieson: Providing for
county and state live stock commissions
and giving them authority over protection
and shipment.
No. 1Os. by Mr.. Miller: Giving mortgages
possession and use OF property during
| redemption from foreclosure.
No. 100, by Mr.. Amerman: Permitting
physicians to sue for fees at any time.
No. ITO, by Mr.. Dilger: A valued policy
insurance law
FIFTEENTH DAY.
SENArE-The senate adopted rule reGuir.
| ing that bills set out the full text Of sections
OF present laws as amended. The following
; bills were introduced:
| No. III, by Mr.. Burtt (by request: Amend
! ing the dentistry law.
| No. 11S. by Mr.. Horner: Regulating primary
nominating caucuses and conventions.
No. l19, by Mr.. Horner: Defining bound
aries Of the counties Of Dollard, Sheldon
Foote, Box, Withee, Butte, Star, Price
Adams, Berkman, Bean, Williams, Fowler
Herried and Burtt.
| No. 120, by Mr.. Grill: Deducting mortgage
from assessed valuation of property.
No. III, by Mr.. Milillen: For safe invest
ment OF permanent school funds.
No. l22, by Mr., Newland: To prevent foul
ing of running streams by mill waste.
No. l23, by Mr.. Gunderson: Refunding Ger
tain moneys to Garfield township. Cla.
county.