The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-03-22
1HE SENATE BILLS.

Senate Bill No. 6, Introduced by Mr..
Hall, of Brookirgs county.-When any
cause is coming on for trial during the
term of the legislature and an attor-
| ney in good faith in the case is a mem
! Der of such legislature, it shall be suf-
| tlcient cause for a continuance of the
! case to show such fact and give ten
days notice to the adverse party. Has
emergency clause.
Senate Bill No. %, Introduced by Mr..
i Newly of Deuel. county-Provides a
count of twenty-five per cent in road
taxes to every person who used wag-
I on having a tire three incnes wide.
Does not apply to property situated in
incorporated towns and villages but
| has an emergency clause and is now in
| effect.
Senate Bill No. 81, Introduced by Mr..
Englesby. of Codington county
Amends the law in regard to the pub
LEGATION of county commissioner pro
ceedings SO that the board may select
all three of the official papers from one
political party and directs them to
make such selection at the first regular
meeting after the law gets into effect.
as 1t has the emergency clause this will
| be at the session held in April next.
Senate bill No. "a. introduced by Mr..
Newly of Deuel. county-Provides a
manner in which the county auditors
must deduct personal taxes from the
warrants allowed by the board Of COM
missioners before issuing the same.
Will not be in effect until July.
Senate bill No. As. introduced by Mr..
| LeClaire Of Edmunds county-Appro-
priating money to pay the expense of
advertising sale and leasing Of school
| and public lands.
Senate bill No. 35, introduced by Mr..
| Williamson of Lake county-Legalizes
all acknowledgements to deeds, mort
cages and other instruments in writing
| taken prior to January first, 1901. Will
not go into effect until July.
Senate bill No r. introduced by Mr..
Jenkins of Lawrence-Providesm manner
| in which probate courts may admins
ter estates of value Of not over $500.
| The emergency clause is attached and
the law Is now in force.
Senate bill No. SO, introduced by the
committee on appropriations-Appr
PIRATES money to pay the persons and
counties who advanced funds to pay
the transportation home of the First
South Dakota Regiment and makes the
state auditor judge Of the validity OF
the claim. The emergency clause is at
tached and the money is now available
to pay these claims
! No. II. By Sites appropriation to LILY
Brown & Saenger judgment for s22l on &C
count of office supplies ordered by 1nsur,,
ance Commissioner Campbell and refused
Wy u. W. Ming, 1aNlpDell SuCSSSSoi.
No. 45. BY LeClaire, appropriating 81
for the expense of leasing school and en-
/ dowment lands
No. 81. BY Stewart, appropriating $207. rs
each to p. F. Conklin and John R. Bren-
nan, back salary claimed as railroad COM
mfssioners.
No So. BY Leach, prohibiting the
slaughter of antelope for ten years. Fine
of not less than 800 nor more than $500
and county Jail sentence of not less than
No 1926. BY public printing committee,
| fixing maximum fee of $40 for publish
i ing certificates of nomination.
appropriating 100000 or 80 much thereof
as may be necessary for legislative print
No. IS. BY the appropriation committee.
appropriating s3,453.36 for publishing con-
stitutional amendments.
No. 4S, By Englesby, providing that all
per year, which has gone to the state
treasury shall hereafter go into the coun-
| No. 49, BY Newly, approprating %, 900
acres of state land for the asylum for the
No 1875, By Lecraft. providing for re-
per cent interest.
No 1879. BY Edwards, changing terms
of circuit court in the Eighth circuit.
service in lieu of publication in giving
notice to take dispositions
NO ~ e., BY cahill, legalizing the in
i No. 1872 BY Stoddard, prohibiting the
use and sale Of air guns and canon fire
crackers.
No 70. BY Hall, defining judgments and
orders Of court: amends sections 51O2 and
SOB of the complied laws.
NO. 81. BY johnson of Hamlin, provid-
| ing that county commissioners shall adj
just differences between the township and
4 incorporated town where the town has
once been under the township jurisdic-
i ton. .i'
i No. 116. BY Hall, providing for the d.
vision of cities into wards.
tine ol 4Sa expenas,
Incurred in prosecuting criminal cases in
unorganized counties.
No IS. By johnson Of Minnehaha, per-
hitting owners Of five shares of stock to
i become directors in state banks.
No: ITO BY Bennett, authorizes counties
to which unorganized counties have been
attached for judicial purposes to plead as
counter claim in suits brought by the
state to recover money collected by said
eomnsles so fof judicial purposes that said
/ ton of criminal cases arising from the
4 unorgantzed counties.
4 No: 1877. By appropriation committee.
/ providing that all funds accruing to pubs
4 lie institutions on account of earnings
4 from endowment lands must be appor-
Observation-Disclosures a. n ebe eate n au nb ~ I'M me
i NO. AS. BY Lawson, correcting and re-
enacting the law Of 1899 locating an in
1 dustrtal school at Aberdeen.
4 No. 1856. By LeClaire, reducing the SAL
Il airy. of the state veterinary surgeon from
$500 per year to 1920.
No. 13s. By Hall, amending the law de
inning the terms of commissioners of the
soldiers home to correct an error in the
Il statute OF 1893 = :
4 No. Is. BY Williamson, providing for
Il placing INDECENT s.nd iiI-treated children
4 In the Children's Home " =,
i No. 1879. BY the appropriation commit
4 tee, providing for the levy Of one mill
4 deficiency tax by the state board of
l eOuallxattOn In August 1000
i No: 2o3. BY the judiciary committee,
prohibiting one who Is an interested party