Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-03-09

BIN r1o~Sain- for sfzErEx re-otIstse
rs q csnsriruri0zzl measure. and tse
.horSe w0nhs s@gfher pass nor zElow IL
10 be ks!Ie~1. but kept il IN tarzsre ard
offered 2rneNdns~Ets. bUx II Was finally
KIDD Bills YaSS-d.
Providing that kn cA@ 81 4 disputed
|eEaiE the analtcr shall cali the govern
or. secretary az state and presiding
~ The Sup-su8e c0arg "a q board
10 pass on the claim. apprDgriatin-
$40 fer rae expense Gf selecting state
lands: providing for county TegiStra-
.tl0n ~ PHYSICIANS aud a state board Of
.mz1Bcal examiners. fixing LEGAL holi-
.6ayx adding Lanenln's birthday and
LaIor day - the Lst: providing the
manner Of Gxin= damages in the lay
Ing cat ~ highways. puaThiing special
.pxslz5nE places ia Scheed districts
Pierre. 8 d. March 2-The house
PASSED senate bills Increasing salaries
.of -Suyreuse zn- circuit eouT- judges
.nDG he governor by a y0te OF =, 10 -
The TN uas opposed by Messrs Stod-
.dar5 and Cooper and advocated BY
MesxrS- Glass Wllmarrh and PuseE.
The bll Increases the salaries Of the
governor and supreme court judges 10
5000 T@r year and that Of circuit
court judges 20 5000 Der year. Other
senate bills passed: Providing for wa
Ter supply ar the s0siiers home; pay
ing for buiAiing erected NJ the reform
school by the people 81 Planking10n;
appT0priafing $50 fuel deficiency AZ
the state university, allowing counties
To redeem tax titles; regulating salaries
OF states attorneys: abosishing days OF
grace, defining due diligence in the
collection OF checks and drafts: au-
rhoriziDg the warden 81 the prniten-
.fizry 10 furnish stone for the childrens
home. z~pTropriating money for care Of
insane in uncrgauiZed counties and
the bill making Ihreshers liens prior 10
al other claims on grain
SenaEe bIa No. 117. providing for is
Sue Of bonds by townships and munich
r~alifies for the purpose Of securing
water starred a fight from the fact
that Wilmarrh had through the judicf-
airy committee. tackled a. an amend
nent 10 il the whole of his house bin
providing for the government OF cities.
which was killed by the senate. Ii
took an hour Of wrangIing TO finally
cut out his amendment and pass the
original senate bill
A motion 10 pass the educational ap
.p~roDriation ball oFer the yeto Of the
governor only received II favorable
votes. 10 ~ 10 sustain
In the senate the vote by which the
bin allowing the governor TO remove
appointees was indefinitely postponed
was reconsidered and the bill was lost
by a vote Of ~ to u.
An effort TO pass the educational ap-
preparation bill over the veto Of the
governor failed. bur lated in the day.
on reconsideration. was passed-33 10
10. A bill from the appropriations
committee. authorizing an additional
state general levy OF ] mill TO meet the
heavy appropriations OF the legislature
was given first and second readings
under suspension OF the rules. and the
house resolution for an amendement
10 the constitutional resubmitting the
'~dispensary amendment was pushed TO
a second reading
House bills passed were: Establish
ing depository for state FUNDS: general
game Law. Senate bills passed fixing
terms OF our ia the Sixth circuit; re-
pealing township artesian well law;
providing for the construction Of sew
ers: regulating the practice OF este
Optathy.