The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-02-14
IN THE SENATE.

The following bills were introduced
In the senate:
No. 13S,. by, Hall-Prescrlbing a
form of notice for chattel mortgage
sales.
No. 139, by Hall-Regulating terms
of commissioners OF the Soldiers
Home, to rectify error in law OF 1895.
The house passed the following bills:
No. 113, transferring the fish fund"
to the state school fund; No. 1872, to
prevent the sale Of adulterated linseed
oil.
No. 70, providing that the number OF
ballots furnished by auditors shall be
60 for each so voters. 3
The house killed the following houss
bills.
No. 156, establishing county olrou.
lating libraries. -.
No. 1879, to reduce the expense of
probating wills. On the latter a mo-
ton of reconsideration was made and
the matter was set for consideration
on Friday.
No. 40, by, Gilmore-Making perma-
nent appropriations for Support OF ed
ucational institutions.
No. 141, by Misunderstanding to
tax certificates.
No. 142, by Cooper - Permitting
county commissioners to levy more
than eight mills taxation for the put-
pose Of caring for bonded indebted
ness.
No. 143. by Observation-Disclosures ng
the scope and intent of the Northern
Normal and Industrial School at Aber-
deem.
No. LA. by Bell-Limiting to five
years the time in which action may
be begun to recover on county, munic-
Ipal and township bonds and war
rants:
No. las, by Cooper-Providing that
county commissioners may close sSc-
ton lines as highways.
No. LAG, by Whitlock-Estab'ishing
the powers of township boards over
unincorporated towns and villages.
No. LAT, by Sweet-Amend ng the
1t to circuit courts.
No. las, by Sweet-Reguiating ap-
peals from justices to circuit courts.
Joint Resolution No. 9, by LaCraft
Confirming the Hatch and Monill
lege at Brookings.
HOUSE PASSES BILLS.
The house also passed the following
senate bills, which will become a law
when approved by the governor:
No. SO, appropriating $4,000 to re-
imburse counties and persons who adj
vanced money with which to bring the
First regiment home from San Fen
cisco and to reimburse soldiers who
paid their own fare.
No. As, appropriating 81, 100 for ad-
vertising sale and lease OF Pablo
lands.
No. IS, legalizing all acknowledge
ments taken prior to January /, 1871.
Joint resolution No. 5, memoriaI.z-
ing congress for national aid in con-
Quoting the school of mines at IA. ID.
The senate passed the follow. ng sen
ate bills:
No. 10, permitting unorganizsd
counties that may be sued for judicial
expenses to set up that these expenses
have been paid.
No. l22, appropriating SIS to Major
Mosier for expense incurred / N muster
ing the First regiment.
Joint resolution No. 5, memoria'iz-
ing congress to erect an Indian indus
trial school at Evarts.
The house passed only two bills, one
being bill No. 10, specifying more par
ticularly what property shall be listed
for taxation, and senate bill No. II, ap-
propriating 1921 to pay judgment OBJ
tanned against the state by Brown &
Saenger.
No. "a, a substitute biz prepared by
the committee 20 establish u food and
dairy commission.
No. 134, providing that the state
shall care for patients when they can
not properly be charged to any part,c-
ular county.
No. 1873, providing for the collection
Of delinquent personal property taxes
by the sheriffs.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.