The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1901-03-23
The HOUSE BILLS.

1nE the Time OF EnOl0lnG terms OF court
in the Third judicial circuit as follows:
January ard third Tuesday in June;
Deuel.. third Tuesday In February;
Hamltn, second Tuesday In March and
second Tuesday in October; Codington,
first Tuesday in May and the second
Tuesday in NovembN-;; Clark county,
third Tuesday In May and first Tues
day in December; Kingsbury, first
Tuesday in June and third Tuesday In
December.
House Bill No. 6~-Introduced by Mr..
Wilmarth, of Beadle county, amends
the law in relation to the receiving of
stolen property by adding a proviso to
section 6793 OF the compiled laws OF
1857. that the penalty shall not exceed
thirty days in the county Jail or a fine
OF $l00 where the value OF the property
Is less than $40, Ind giving justices of
the peace jurisdiction in such cases.
House Bill No. 1S-Introduced by Mr..
Iverson, of Clay county, establishes a
law department at the state university
and authorizes the board Of regents to
employ such instructors and lecturers
as the needs of the department may
require and procure a suitable library
for the same.
House Bill Nc. 22-1ntroduced by Mr..
Benedict, of Custer county, fixing the
time of holding court in Custer county
on the third Tuesday in March and the
second Tuesday In October.
House Bill No. S~4-Introduced by the
COMMITTEES OH appropriations. appro-
priattng money to pay presidential
electors for per diem $50 and for mile
age S152. 20.
House Bill No. %, introduced by Mr..
Bras. of Dawson county.-Fixing the
salary of the governor at three thou
sumo nj oH,c ~ "a. 1I--
at three thousand dollars and the cir
cult judges. with the exception OF the
judge in the third circuit. at two thou
sand five hundred dollars? This bill
has the emergency clause attached and
Is the 4th law of the state.
House bill, No. IS, introduced by
Committee on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PIRATES $500 to pay amounts due sher-
Ifs for conveying convicts to the state
penitentiary and directing the state
auditor to issue warrants on properly
certified vouchers. This bill also has
the emergency attached and the money
Is now available to pay these bills.
House bill No. 80, introduced by Mr..
Price Of Yankton county-Amends the
law in regard to the order in which
claims against an estate must be paid,
Immediately after Expenses OF last
sickness. There is no emergency on
this bill, and it will not go into effect
until the LIST OF July.
House bill No. 81, introduced by Mr..
Price Of Yankton county-Gives JUS
tees OF the peace who reside in towns
which are in two counties jurisdiction
In both Of the counties and requires
them to file bonds in both.
House Bill No. 10, introduced by Mr.,
Goddard, OF Sully County.-Establishes
a state historical society for the state
of South Dakota.
House Bin No. 40, Introduced by Mr..
Kelly, of Fall River county.-Taxes the
cattle of non-residents feeding on the
ranges of this state the sum of fifty
cents per head per month in addition
to the taxes regularly imposed.
No. -. BY Lien. reducing penalties for
trespassing on school lands so that Law
can be enforced.
No; ls4. BY Porter, authorizing board
and report biennially on of
children's Home.
No. 1872 BY Guenthcr. Furnishing the
No, 22e. BY Bras. provides maximum
fine of 500 and 50 days In jail for de-
%frauding hotel keepers of their pay
NO na rs J., hs Winnor a%pproprtates $4,000
NO; PIG. BY Anderson, repeats law pro-
hibiting sale of fire ARMS to Indians.
No; 8. BY Dean. provides for the meth
~. A'pOeu SoahitS iSu SoldtG III hCll
on tax sale and through other means.
No. 66. BY Benedict, provides for a
game warden Mt $50 per month during the
open season 10 protect large game. salary
to be paid from game fund created By
fines for offenses against the law.
no. ". BY the wolf bounty
paid for scalns Of gray. wolves; no part
Of the appropriation to be paid for boun-
" cerlincates now on file.
No. 4. Creates a state dairy commits
sfOnnr nj n salary nf e ON ,,ar $40, -, - - = =
clerk at 5000 per year.
NO. Il, BY Browne, appropriates $50, 900
fo T. bullying saa the aberdeen normal.
OF other states to prosecute and defend
IN South Dakota same as resident execu-
No. 2p4. BY Seward, regulates the prac-
tice OF dentistry.
No. ISL. BY Packard, amends the mill
tarS code. gives the adtutant general
$1,000 per year and makes the state troops
the state guard" instead Of the nas
tional guard,
No. 26s. BY the appropriation commit
tee, a~Ppropriates $Il,0G0 extra for per diem
for Science Hall at the State university.
NO ~. by Walters. appropriates $50, OO
No. s.. BY Hamilton, a~ppropriates Sis'ooo
Tor new buildings at the school of mines
No. g. By Warren, %appropriates sl,6Ss.2i
Tor deficiency In building OF the dormi-
tory at the Spearlsh normal.
No. 23s. BY Parmley. ~appropriates 81. 5oo
TOT construction of q hospital at the
school for deaf mutes.
No. ITO. by Anderson. meeting nj co,,n-
Tuesday In April. 5i nAts'
rails n1' o 1ss, h Bg Eyerett proyid!ng for guard
No. 1913. BY Warren. provides for se,ec-
tlon oI names by townships for Jury list,
No. by Seward, authorizes husband
OF wife In event of desert,on or imprison.
ment or incarceration in the asylum OF
either one, TO sell or mortgage the es-
:. ta Mo Tor the supper of the family.
for the election expenses incurred in ar.
gan1zinE Gregory county.
NO. ICY. BY Wilmarth, provides for re-
assessment In towns where there has
been a fault in the proceedings in assess,
lnents. ny Nv"
Nc, u: BY Peterson, makes three
committed on an indictment Tor felony.
twenty years In the penitentiary: second
When committed on the trial Of any other
ACTON, ten years; third, in all other cases,
hve years.
mo. isG. BY Egge. provides that when
Two or more persons are running for The
same office and the elector places a cross
which he desires to vote, and he Gesires
to2yote for Q person whose name appears
Inc ballot under the head of another
party, lie must place a mark at the left
u. SoSh glSASOu LOT WnOm
ne desires to vote.
No. i7s. BY. Gross, gives townships with
n which villages are situated the right
to pass ordinances and enforce police reg
uiutions the same as Incorporated towns.
NO. lo2s By Seward, fixing a maximum
Zee OF $25 for the defense of indigent
prisoners In the circuit court. 80
NO. 262, by the appropriation commit
Tee the general appropriation bill.
no. 81. The same As senate bill 2o3.
NO. 2S0. By Burgess, ~approprfates $3.50
to pay Horace Fishback for money ad-
yanced the agricultural college to repair
damage done to buildings by the cyclone
OF August, 1899.
No. 81. Jsy Rempher, provides for the
survey OF lands and establishment of
corners In u-norganized townships on Pc
|tttion pf@ two-thirds of the land owners
Of tho township to the county commits
No. 90. BY Price. provides for the dis
charge from record OF mortgages owned
by deceased persons.
NO. ga Limiting to the end of the leg
islatiVe session next succeeding their APP
pointlnent tho terms of all vacancy ap-
potntrtents to the board OF charities and
corrections. The governors bill on which
II is expected to secure control of the
penal and charitable institutions.
No. 13s. By Seward, providing for the
collection Eoe delinquent personal taxes
by the sheriff.
No l62. BY Price. relating to the issu-
ance of %cxeeutions and sales under execu-
lion after the Death Of one Of the parties
No. 22i. by Nelson, providing that re-