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

population or over; second class, 1000 and
not exceeding 1000; third class. less than
1000; authorizing and increasing the num-
habitahts to eight; providing for sepa.
rate ballots In submitting constitutional
amendments; auth orizihg city councils 70
provide for the issuance n refundins OF
supervisors OF organized townships; fp-
propriating $1S6 for deficiency In the salary
OF George A. Johston as railway commits,
sloner; prohibiting prostitution IN Soyerea
In the per diem and mileage or members
OF the board Of charities n corrections,
enabling county treasurers 70 coilect taxSs
assessed against transient herds; permit
ting, taxes to be paid in two instruments
the last one-half not to become Delinquent
until October /; providing that honorably
discharged soldiers and sailors and their
orphaned children may attend educational
institutions free. defining more clearly
the powers, privileges and duties of for
elgn railway corporations; specifying the
amount OF work to be done before Ming a
location certificate for a mining claim; re-
quiring the posting OF mortgages or other
membranes on mining claims; abolishing
professional jurors-providing that w
years must intervene between the periods
OF service; providing relief for Cristof
Bank, who by error filed and settled upon
endowment lands owned by the state;
providing for the circle at top OF tickets
In official ballots and making other
changes; repeating the promise OF mar
riage feature or the act relating TO Das-
tardy; relating to the drawing of Jurors In
counties not organized into civil town.
ships; empowering school districts having
outstanding indebtedness In excess OF the
constitutional limit to issue coupons on
bonds coming due; providing that when
three payments nave been made n ac-
cepted on life insurance policies the same
cannot be contested for fraud; allowing
mutual fire insurance companies to extend
their business In certain directions; max.
Ing II unlawful to ship cattle unless the
persons so shipping are the owners or
have the written authority of the owners;
empowering county commissioners to re-
quest the drawing of grand Juries In cer-
tain cases.; appropriating 81, 500 for the ex.
pense OF advertising sales and leases Of
endowment lands; enlarging the duties or
county superintendent In respect to the
extension and Importance OF reading cir
cles; appropriation TO pay Lyman county
Tor judgment secured against the state
for carrying into effect the provisions OF
the initiative and referendum; appropriate
ing $25, 900 for the new institution for the
feeble-minded at Redield; fixing terms Of
court In the Fifth judicial circuit; appro-
priating $500 for new dormitory at
Spearish; appropriating $22, 900 for a new
dormitory at Madison; Increasing the sal
airy of the secretary Of the railway board
to 1890 per annum; five bills, appropriate
lions for the agricultural college, for the
insane asylum at Yankton, for deficiency
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pay judgment secured by Hans j. Smith,
and for deficiency in the salary Of Ii. A.
Humphrey, adjutant general; providing
for manner OF contest for state Office and
recount Of ballots; for the protection OF
large game; to prevent moving building
from lands before taxes are paid; provid-
Ing that regular meetings Of county
boards shall be held on the first Tuesday
of the month instead of the first Monday;
abolishing the office Of insurance commisI
sioner; providing for the printing and dis
tribution Of the daily and permanent
journals and documents; pertaining to the
duties OF o supervisors In counties not
organized into civil townships: giving tho
supreme court sole power to disbar attor-
neys as well as to admit; for the proteo-
ton or fish-amended and made to apply
to all sections OF the state; protecting the
interests of the state in the W. w. Taylor
lands and providing for the disposition Of
GERS to make returns Of elections on bonds
TO county officers; to empower cities to
issue bonds for waterworks; attaching
certain lands TO Clay county and submit
ting same to a vote; permitting meetings
Of township boards to be hold in cities
when the same are surrounded by the
township: permitting redemption within
ten days of property sold under chattel
mortgage; for the protection of life and
property against explosion OF steam boil
ers; providing repositories for state
funds; the small game bill, making the
open season from September 1 until jan
uary / and fixing the license of outside
hunters at $40 for the season; regulating
the salaries Of states attorneys in mall
counties; the pure food bill.