Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1895-03-23
and 1891, and for forage of their
horses. Approved March |.

hoIoSo' ApplONtu MdlCn l..
No. 139. An act to amend section |,
chapter Ill, session laws of 1891, re-
latlng to Furnishing the creation Of
Indebtedness against the state with
out authority of statute.
No. 149. An act to amend section
3l44 of the compiled laws of 1887. Ap-
proved March /.
No. 157. An act to amend sub-di-
vision 4, of section II, chapter ii,
session laws of 1891, relating to assess
ment and taxation. Approved Mch |.
No. 209. An act relating to the in
corporation of associations to provide
homes for destitute children and de-
inning their purposes, powers and
duties. Approved March /.
No. 106. An act defining the duties
of register of deeds for registering
tOwnSite deeds, fixing fees therefor
and legalizing past acts of register of
deeds. Approved March T.
No. 1Sl. An act to appropriate
money for printing the daily Journal
House and Senate, printing and bind
ing the permanent journal. House and
Senate; printing bills for House and
Senate; for printing session laws and
for such other printing as may be
ordered by the legislature of the state
of South Dakota, for the fourth ses-
sion. Approved Feb. 2S.
No. l53. An act to amend chapter
40, of the session laws Of 1891, relating
to trustees and directors of religious,
educational and benevolent cOrpor-
ations. Approved March l.
No. 1873. An act to provide for the
making and printing of the reports of
state officers, and boards of control of
public institutions and to appropriate
money for the printing of annual re-
ports. Approved March 4.
No. l35. An act to govern the
granting of druggists license to stud
ents in the pharmacy course of the
South Dakota agricultural college.
Approved March |.
No. ia. An act to amend section
22S7 Of the compiled laws of 1887, be-
ing section 3, of chapter 63, of the
session laws of 1881, relating to bOun-
ties for the killing of wolves. APP
proved March 1.
No. lSS. An act to amend section
1856, of chapter IA, of the session laws
Of 1891, entitled, IAN act prescribing
the mode Of making assessment. and
the levy and collection of taxes and
| for other purposes, relative thereto y
being section I25 of said act re-num-
| bered by section 81, of chapter Is, of
the session laws of 1893, relating to
assessment and taxation.
No. 1856. An act to prevent the
spreading of contagious diseases
among domestic animals. Approved
March 6.
No. 227. An act to amend section
1874 of article 2, of chapter Is, of the
compiled laws Of 1887, relating to re-
demption Of warrants. Approved
March |,
No. 208. An act to amend section
3S3, Of the Probate Code, being section
1888 of the compiled laws of 1887, re-
lating to guardians of minors.
No. 207. An act to amend chapter
25 of the session laws of 1885, relating
to the state reform school, and pro-
viding for the suspension of sentence
in certain cases.
No. 1853. An act to amend section
I, of chapter 70, of the session laws of
1893, relating to boards of education
In cities and towns.
No. 147. An act relating to liability
Of married women. Approved Feb.
q.
No. SO. An act to amend section
1863 Of chapter 13 Of the political
code of the compiled laws of 1887,
relating to qualifications for office.
No. 81. An act to repeal chapter
"a of the session laws of 1890, ian act
relating to commercial agencies, credit
companies and guarantee associa-
tions."
No. Is. An act to require parcels of
land to be plated in certain cases.
No. 50. An act to establish state
board of health and to prescribe its
duties, and to provide penalties for
violations Of the provisions Of the
same. Approved March 6.
No. 262. An act relating TO the in
corporation of towns, and amendatOry
of chapter "a of the political code.
No. 2l2 An act to provide for dis
charging notices of lis pendens.
No. 214. An act to amend section
4. chapter 132, session laws OF 1873, re-
lating to the practice of pharmacy.
Approved March 6.
No. 342. An act to provide for a
system of accounts between the COM
missioner of school and public lands
and the state treasurer relating to the
funds arising from the sale and leas-
ing of school and public lands, and
interest on the permanent school
funds, and to define the duties Of
county auditors and treasurers there