The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-18

PIERRE, S. D.. Feb. 17-(SpeciaL)-Up
TO the time of recess adjournment yester-
day forty-seven bills and Joint resolu-
items had been passed and approved They
are as follows. being divided into lists
OF their class, by number of bill or res
olution:
SENATE BILLS.
+ 42-Appropriation for per diem and
mileage of members and EMPLOYEES of
hUtn houses.
6-Providing for continuance of cases
IN court where attorneys or clients are
members of the legislature.
o3-tIAlng specihed time for appear
ance on a summons, amending section
6C54 chapter 139, Laws of 1887
M-Frovidmg for the selection of official
papers by county commissioners regard
less OF the politics of the paper.
45-An appropriation for the expense of
lands.
M-Provides for collection OF delinquent
personal tax by sheriffs instead of treas
urers.
89-An appropriation of money to re-
imburse, counties and persons who as
sisted in returning troops 1107T San
Francisco to this state.
$50 legaliZe all nOtarial acknowledge
ments taken in the state prior to Jan.
12-Providing for settlement of personal
property estates of $500 and less in value
without the expense of administration.
u-Appropriating money to pay ju1g-
nient held by Brown & Saenger against
the state.
6S-To prevent the killing of antelope
in the state for a period of ten years
126-Ballot reform; to prevent the name
of any one person appearing on the nal-
lot more than one time.
1lS--Appropriating $4,000 for legislative
printing.
9S--Appropriating money for printing
and other expenses.
4S-Grantjng to counties the whole of
the liquor license fee, taking same from
the state.
S2-setting aside 25.GOO acres of state
land for the benefit of the blind asylum at
Gary.
127--Providing for issuance of refund
ing bonds by cities to take up outstand-
ing Indebtedness.
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
acknowledging congress for the con-
tinuance of the Sisseton Indian agency
acknowledging congress TO make Fort
Meade permanent regimentaI military
post.
6-Memorial to congress for national aid
to the state school of mines.
l-ProV1d1ng for an investigating COM
mittee to look into the charge made by
eX-GoV. Lee against the heads of state
institutions under Republican control.
3-Authorizing the custodian of the
state house to present to ex-Gov. Lee lis
Official chair.
12-Granting gr5 ater powers to the mem-
,h(rs of the investigating committee ap-
pointed under the provisions of resolu-
ton l.
HOUSE BILLS.
19-FiNing terms of court of Third judi
! Cial circuit
22-Fixing dates of terms of court in
| Seventh judicial circuit
| 24-F4xing the salaries of the governor
and supreme and circuit court Judges.
| Governor and supreme judges increas ed
to $4,000 per year and circuit judges to
| $500 per year.
1S-Creating. a law department at the
| state university.
6-Fixing the same penalty for receiv-
| Ing stolen property as is prescribed for
| taking the same class of property.
S4-Appropriating $24220 per diem and
! mileage of presidential electors.
S-Appropriating $500 deficiency in
| fund for transportation of prisoners to
| the penitentiary.
31-Providing that justices of the peace
and other officers must file bonds in all
| counties interested when a town lies in
more than one county.
49-Fixing a tax of % cents per head
| per month on cattle of non-residents
which Craze in this state, in addition to
| all other taxes
33-FiXing the order in which demands
| upon an estate are to be presented. Max
! ing them first, funeral expenses; second,
| expenses of the last sickness; third, ex-
| penSe of administration; fourth, debts to
| servants; fifth, preferred debts; sixth, all
! other claims.
1O-CIedllIlS a state historical society.
1O9-Creating a state. board of agricuI-
ture of five members to be appointed by
| the governor, two for one year, two for
| two years, and one for one year, and ap-
propriating $1,000 per year for two years
when proof is presented that no liquor
was sold or gambling allowed on the fair
! grounds.
37-Appropriating money for deficiency
| in salaries of E. F. Conklin and John
R. Brennan as railroad commissioners.
1S.Providing for investments of sink
| ing funds of cities.
1lO-Fixing forty-five pounds as legal
weight of a bushel of speltz
99-Providing for appointment of resi-
| dent agents in road districts on whom to
serve notice of road work on the part of
| resident owners.
G9-Providing for the investm of the
permanent school fund in state, county
and municipal bonds, under the provi-
| sions of the constitutional amendment
adopted last year.
s5-Fixing time of holding court in
| Lyman county
iO6-Ceding to the United States gov