The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-03-07

report the following bills have passed
both houses and are, or soon will b.,
laws OF the commonwealth, only n
having been vetoed by the governors:
Amending laws relating to submit
ting constitutional amendments.
Extending time when penalty at
taches to taxes OF 1894.
For the protection OF uraver.
Appropriation for legislative sup
plies.
Providing for the education OF the
blind.
Providing for the listing of farm an
lmals for assessment.
Granting to incorporated towns the
right to levy and collect highway labor
and road tax.
Repeating act fixing perdiem and
mileage OF the commissioners or Gus
ter and Pennington counties.
Providing for payment by the state
Of witness fees in cases other than
criminal. Vetoed.
Providing that veterinary surgeon
need not be notified when stock is
shipped or driven from the state.
Prohibits racing and other public
sports on the Both OF May.
Authorizing county commissioners
and township supervisors TO furnish
seed grain.
Locating blind asylum at Gary.
Repeating laws providing for exam
ming and making prohles OF school
lands.
Providing for organization of Coun-
ty mutual insurance companies.
Providing for the organization o!
mutual fire insurance companies.
Amending laws relative to compile
ton OF summons.
Amending laws relative to practice
in justice courts.
Requesting North Dakota to trans
NIT certain documents referring eX
clusively to South Dakota.
A petition to congress to permit
settlers on the Sisseton reservation
to, prove up under the homestead law.
Providing for liens on money in the
hands OF public corporations for la
Dor on public works.
Appropriating $1,000 for Taylor in
vestIgatlngCommIttee.
Legalizing the incorporation OF the
town OF Waubay.
Amending educational laws relative
to holding of Institutes.
Amending laws relative to good
time OF prisoners.
Amending school laws relative to
district elections, proviilng who shall
act as Judge.
Amending school laws relative to
the establishment OF districts.
Granting druggists licenses to grad
yates OF pharmacy class at B~rookings
college.
Providing for the incorporation Of
as oCiatlons to provide homes for
destitute children.
Amending laws relative to assess
ment, providingthat trees and shrub
berry shall not be considered real
property.
Amending laws governing the incor-
poration OF religious, benevolent and
educational interpretations.
Amending compiled laws relative to
church organizations.
Providing for the purchase OF school
lands by the state instead OF by the
counties.
The senate transacted little bust.
ness today owing to the absence OF
members ut home.
Only two measures were introduced
one providing for the division OF the
state into congressional districts, one
to be composed OF that part OF the
state lying east Of the Missouri river
and north OF the line of Beadle coun.
ty, the other to be composed OF ali
that portion OF the state lying south
OF said line and all west OF the Missou-
ri river.
Also to amend the law relating to
schools in cities, towns and independ-
ent districts.
There were only ffty.seven house
members present at roll call the 9th.
ers being sick or a thome.
A large number OF committee re.
ports were adopted.