Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-03-18

$1,000 on a single quarter section OF
land, providing for securing and pre-
serving the records of the Sioux Falls
constitutional conventions; resubmit.
ting the dispensary amendment adopt
ed at the election last fall to another
vote at the next general election.
Senate Bills-Appropriating money
for the per diem and mileage of mem
bers of the legislature, officers and
employees; changing terms of court OF
the second judicial circuit; setting
apart a tract of land adjacent to the
city of Huron for permanent encamp-
ment grounds for the militia; appro-
priating $1,000 for printing and bind.
ing the reports of state officers, also
doing the printing of the present
house and senate; amending the law
relating to the divulgence OF the con
tents of telegraphic messages so that
In order to recover it will not be neces.
sary to show actual damage was in.
Cured; attaching certain lands, &C.
quired from the state of Nebraska by
compact, to the county of Clay for
judicial purposes; amending the law
so that the salary of mine inspector
will be $1,000 per annum; TO prevent
the spreading of disease among swine
(the hog cholera law; appropriating
1880 to reimburse Hanson county for
expenses of trial of Frank b. Phelps,
OF Lyman county; state bounty for
coyotes, wolves and mountain lions;
attaching certain lands to Clay coun.
tyi declaring the statutes of the State
of South Dakota" as compiled by
Attorney Graptbam, admissible as ev'
idence of the general statutes of the
statei giving religious and benevolent
corporations authority TO amend ar
ticles of incorporation when the pro.
posed amendments do not in any way
impair the obligation of existing con
tracts and when made upon due no.
tice; reducing interest in case of the
redemption of foreclosed m~ortgaged
property from IL to Z per cent; pro.
yiding for taking an appeal in insanity
cases; sppropriating small sums to
the election supervisors for services al
the special election held to organize
Gregory county; appropriating $1,45C
for deficiency in the litigation fund OF
the railway commissioners, between
January l and June 30, 1899; appropri,
ating money for deficiency in military
expenses; providing for the non-ac,
ceptance of county warrants in pay.
ment of taxes unless the warrants are
presented by the persons TO whom
drawn; appropriation for the tran.
scripting of the journals of senate and
house and for other clerical expenses;
for a well and tank at the soldiers
home; 10 cover a deficiency in the fuel
fund Of the state university; authoriz'
ing towns and cities 10 incur add.
tional Indebtedness TO ecure water.
works and make other improvements;
appropriation to the state reform
school in payment of new buildings
and improvements; TO pay n judgment
secured by the Jewell Nursery com
pany; applying the initiative and ref.
erendum 10 towns and cities; appro-
priating 81 ,050 for expense of trial OF
John Rondo in u~norganized county OF
Shannon; providing a sugar bounty oil
/ cent per pound for a period of seven
years; requiring railroads TO put in
side tracks for mills and small eleva-
tors; defining n Of procedure to
secure improvements Of certain order
in cities Of the third class; changing
time of holding court in Mcpherson
county; to pay architect and other eX-
perts who accompanied Legislative
committees to Plankinton to deter
mine value of buildings; authorizing
counties to fund their bonded indebt-
edness; providing for q, road poll tax
for towns and cities; prohibiting the
cutting of timber in certain tracts
in the Black Hills; letting OF
contracts for the publication of SUI
preme court reports; a%ppropri-
ating $7,425 for deficiency in the
maintenance fund of the reform
school for the year ending June 3O;
appropriating $500 to pay the claim of
Joseph b. McCloud; .appropriating
money for the selection of endowment
and indemnity lands; providing for
the disposal Of dead and down timber
on state lands; appropriating 500 for
the purchase OF portraits of eN-Gov-
errors Mellette and Sheldon; provid-
ing regulations for the construction of
sewers in cities Of a certain class; per-
hitting the attachment of adjacent
territory to independent school dis
~tricts; regulating the practice OF os-
teopathy; providing that no warrant
shall be issued by the auditor in pay
ment of account against state until
claimant has submitted an itemized
account properly subscribed to; APP
propriating $500 for additional neces-
sary expenses Of the legislative ses-
sion; appropriating $3,1S2 to Attorney
Null, $1,117 to Attorney Temple, 81 ,526
to Railway Commissioner Tompkins
and other sums for services and eX-
penses in prosecuting railway rate
cases; providing for a state board OF
embalmers; providing for a state in
dustrial school at Aberdeen and set
ting apart 10000 acres of land; provid-
ing for the preserving of official bal
lots cast at any election during the
time allowed TO contest elections; APP
preparation covering publication fees
for amendments and making certain
reports to state house; appropriating
sass to the Winona Mill company to
pay a judgment and 1919 10 Van
Dusen d Co. for fuel and lights fur
nished agricultural college; appropri-
ating about $40 to Dawson county for
expenses incurred for care and Il S
tody of Frank Phelps, prisoner from
Lyman county; providing that claim
ants Of land, though not in possession,
may convey their interests; the So
called pure caucus bill; general APP
preparation bill; providing for the
levy and limitation of taxes, and par
ticularly enhancing enforcement pro-
visions for the full and proper assess
ment of properties; increasing the sal
aries of the judges of the supreme
court and governor to $4,000 per an
mum, and circuit court judges to $4,000
per annum.
House Bills-To classify cities accord
ing to their population: First class, 10000
her engagement four men came to
her In search of country homes, and she
,apfaH them "A cottage. Living over again,