Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-10

,sova our corporation laws should be
CO amended as to stop companies from
sncorporating for more thin their az
t,aI cash capital, or else aprogresstve
tox IN Capitalization snoud be levied
which would bar frauduleL capitaliz l.
tion entirely. At any rateour corpor-
st;nn laws require a Though over
hauling. The di. 6 'aceful rinding out
~ wild cat companies she'd be effec-
tually stopped.
LEASING ARID LNDS.
A bill is now pending ilrongress TO
lease the arid governmentahas d ,ne
west in large tracts 10 tndl'saesl plu.
der for long PERIODS u tle' ne EN-
conseouences Of h nis'l' Oh such a
measure can hardly " ea 1a'eI At
cresent the governnlat Jus rms
= large and hardy pollfaoh o1 cattle
ra;sers with o~pportnhYS 10 make a
home and a comfcrta1 wing ine,e
man could not compe1Sr the Il Is
a. thew were put up pe "eased ana
thew would fall into Do 5Sesslon OF
sreat cattle corpoiais, ohGer the
erssent system, the Pilation or u
r.nre country, Is grqs rapidly n
no,Sinp should be az o els ;orrage
~ 7 think the legislrA should y e.
~. ,,;1a Congress pl gy ag inst
III nassage of the biz lease the gov
eminent lands.
JUDICIAL ELTON.
Experience has ~ .nat S1uan
DaLota can save $6ofysiy odd year
amandipg the cdiut on SO nat
py .nsgas OF the suIe and clrc-lt
the uu xav be e!e ia general e &c
courts The makers q cen tuition
t ion an ideal iart san b:nch
conce,ncad by pan con de. a
hrt time has q Is he falla-
tlohs that conceptiorle courts are
cy Oh TO a dan9 deg go ard
in pa,enced as ID by pltisan
are darations as anyr branch OF
onrornment ~servielrs is a gov
the gov. hv narties y conflict CT
commercial nteres.S artisan
nossible for a coirl r. or the
inSnence as for the ~ o[ tn :,
%nxacutive. To maintai iatce VI n n
s,aor elections OH thes "a sun
y.o,ions can or do reg a hoA-lat-
.isan judiciary is an s. not Ju
LISA NV results. The ing ctaSses
ne et weary Of annual eis and u :
get Wa connected tth and a
turmon, stay ava the polls
large a fair expresf the Dto
tnerelo.ot obtained, wlrporations
pie Is nI. favored onecons antiy
ana NE hope thiegislature
IN pontlroit an amendo the con
will supi' .oTing iudi,cers cleo
stitution noral iding
Tor the election OIL w
Meme court every IVY
STATE sTATIN,
auditor recommot the OF
The au.o stotisticiard by the
fee OF stn' eaesion lawS be Civ
on life. A demand IS ns maoo
CO.. a commissioner lsa"'aon
those duty it shall pe 'slSe our
resources and seek So aS"tiid
states. I.Eelieve nat sa.ou =.
Save 2. statistical ofnce uuty II
shonld be to gather VI" coh-
corning the economic vi .no
neople and | see ny Iori,
auditor with the help 49,. ~
cannot do the work loaS "a
nense than by creatinla.e ue.
rartment. During tnur ysaiS
the executive office releu 4"
large amount OF corr .on.
rerning the state an0irGes. A
statistical officer sho cnalse
os gathering inform every
branch of u comm {. ne
sbould be a commisSas!lCui-
ture dairying, stocN m9
and manufacturing pe pre-
pared to answer al hnI;auo
ing all these industry oeiIe,e
"a as far as the slatt Iou
extend. 1t is not ne proper
that the state shooy ne.
Called agents to prqIs -
our economic advanRlopells
Investigated and rSh Tue
~nrocuring of settlersfiVeiIio-
ing attendant upon fuelsaN.
ing can be as well teiea.s'
propriety undertaken eh'e'-
prise.
STATE RI
DELAY in the puDI.he re-
Deia' s4,te oticerby been
por's :. Sue m the ltion OF
officials in some ~ 80
tiers in others. IhEepti
were generally hledSee
Office at the statutory -
tors report for theLeaiutS
June 80, 1899. was n'ams,i
o iuily aOt;6nd thlner OF
lme ct RI nal work,
prlntlhs go NOT delihing to
contract-but no az CON.
my attempts to enlqe 90.
tract rights. the was
serts that his repop. md
not printed accotu.e raid
that the commissions pau
for the same in spip Nil az
refusal law rinters
requlreo o~bietartial-
seem to~or,t;sm by the
lty u y nuh,icbelieye
law anu lid prhasing
the s.a.e ,~d dolngting.
OIL ms
The subject of eis n
nv comes up at OF the
Toa;sIature, but hf las
leSlSidt'i -orfaOf the