The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-03-22
and county taxes under the single head

Ing consolidated tax. -,
No. 1870. BY Burke provides that stock
on ranges must be assessed at home
ranch and repeats the law of 1897 Whlch
permitted assessment of range STOCK
wherever it could be located.
No. 6s. BY Vance, providing for the
publication of the reports of railroad com
missioners, oil inspector, mine inspector,
board of health, etc. This was vetoed D!
of printing would create deficiency IN
the printing appropriation and for the
reason that there was no call for the re-
ports during the winter.
No. 1872. BY Edwards, amends section Z,
chapter 40. laws of 1899 relative to the
oath in assessment of personal property
No. ia. BY the committee on education.
General educational bill. A codihcatlon
and revision of the school laws of the
state.
No. 81 BY Loomis, extends the terms of
county commissioners elected at the cleo
ton OF 1900 to 1905 and provides for their
election at large, making the elections fan
on even years hereafter
No. 50. BY Sites aDproprates S46.25 to
L. V. Schneider and $3.50 to Thomas II.
Ruth to pay costs incurred In an appeal
to the supreme court wherein judgment
was obtained against the state.
No. 119. BY Burke, amends chapter 2S,
section 133 laws of 1897, relating to limita-
ton of action to recover.
No. ISL. BY the investigating commit
tee, appropriated $1,000 for the expenses
incurred by the committee appointed to
examine the charges made by Retiring
Governor Lee against officers of the penal
and charitable institutions.
No. 149. BY lawson provides that vii
lagos Of $50 population may maintain sys-
TENS of waterworks. Intended to cover
the case Of Mellette, S. D., where the
town authorities have been unable to en-
;,rtesian "ell
No. 1855. BY Gunderson. providing that
the island" attached to Clay county by
Joint state commission may maintain
schools under the jnyiSIirtinn Of ba C)av
county superintendent
No: 223 By the judiciary committee,
provides for licensing attorneys. requiring
three-year course in law office or thir
ty-six weeks in law school, examine
tons to be made by the supreme court
No. 1850, By Martin. provides that all
fees OF state officers must be turned into
the state treasury, where officers are in
receipt of an annual salary from the
state.
No: 17s. By Lawson, providing for
$500 bond from owners of steam boilers
and steam threshing engines.
No. Al. By johnson of Douglas. punish
Ing the crime of kidnapping: fixing penalty
at life Imprisonment where injury is
threatened to body or character of the
person in furtherance of the plan to eX-
tort money.
No l72. BY Lawson, providing fine of
not less than $50 nor more than 500 and
not more than one year in Jail for tapping
telegraph, telephone OF electric wires or
injuring the same.
atives or executors to bring suit within
one year after the death of defendant.
No. l04. By Lewis, appropriatng $500
for setting aside school land contracts in
cases of default in payment for school
lands.
No. 112. BY Williamson, appropriating
S11,47O to complete the Madison normal
school building.
No 122. BY Bennett, appropriating s4S75
to pay Major Mosher for work alleged to
have been performed in the organization
Of the First South Dakota volunteer in
fantry.
No. So. BY Rowley, giving threshers a
prior lien on grain and eXempting inno-
cent purchasers OF grain from loss. TWEEN
ty days notice required
No. SO. By Gunderson, providing that
railroads must build fences like those Of
AUDITING property in cases of pastures of
agricultural lands but exempting the
of fair grounds or city residence fences.
No It's. By Lawson, empowering cities
to erect, lease or purchase heating and
No 221. (Author unknown), placing the
care of Fort Sisseton military reservation
in the hands OF the commissioner Of
school and public lands.
sections and 8, session laws of 1882 re-
lating to giving publicity to chattel mort
gage sales.
No lO1. BY overseth. empowers cities
and towns to suppress Illegal sales Of
liquor by ordinance.
No. lSs. By Hail. lesunzng the incor-
No. 11s; By Whitlock, appropriates ssO5
to pay deficiency in the salary of Adju-
tant General Humphrey.
NO. III BY Englesby, gives county
courts exclusive jurisdiction in probate
matters in counties of 10000 or less and
makes horizontal raise of salary in all
the counties sna OF about p per cent.
No. 2O6. BY Lewis, legalizing the in
corporation of White Rock, Roberts coun-
ty.
No. 214. BY Leclaire, prohibiting the
adulterat1on OF all kinds of liquors.
ty an additional term of the circuit court.
No. 222. BY Williamson, providing that
concentration CONES mr. on proceedings may be insti-
| yard where adjacent land owner will not
sell at a reasonable price
No. TIC. By Stoddard, provides for
teaching humane treatment of animals in
the public schools.
No l6l. BY Williamson. provides that
the county treasurer shall withhold 10
cents per capita from the school appor-
braries.
No. 224. By committee on state affairs,
provides for the acceptance by the COVER
nor of grants, devisees, etc, proceeds to
go to the university, public schools or to
charities.
No. 1874. BY Rowe, making minimum
salaries of registers Of deeds $500, to be
paid from the county fund in case fees
do not equal that amount, and allowing
the county commissioners 10 pay 81, 500 pei
year IN counties of 1900 population.
No. 2O2 Empowering Children's Home
to recover children who have been wrong.
ly placed in outside homes by said So
No. AZ. By the appropriation commit
mileage of members of the legislature.
No. 80. By Martin. provides that In case
of failure to get service Of summons and
parties not served are necessary to de-
ffary a nv, Nft l1o1 49,.
adjourn the case for sixty DAYS. endors.
ing on. the back of the summons the date
to which adjournment mas been taken.
NO ~ BY Sweet, provides that own