Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-02-14
IN THE HOUSE.


Bills were introduced as fellows:
No. is. By orndahl-Providing pen
alIiss for the transportation Of diseas-
ed swine.
No. lSs. by Egye-To define how bal
lots shall be marked when w or o
persons are 10 be elected 10 the same
ofce.
No. Is7, by MISUNDERSTANDING
township supervisors and oyerseers 10
give bonds
No. lSS. by Manufacturing the
mine Inspector 10 collect statistics and
publish annually a statement Of the
mineral products OF the state.
No is. by Eyerett-Makiug ii the
duty Of the proper officers 10 furnish
guard rails for county and township
bridges
No. 80, by Seward-Aa apporti0n-
uezt bin providing for a senate Of IS
and = house Of III.
No 1sl, by Lingren-PrescTibing
hSw ballots shall be marked.
No. E2, py 3gss-Enpowerlng cities
10 contract Indebtedness for the puT-
pose OF constructing sewers
Mo- 1s3, by Warren-Proyiding the
manner IN which lur.es shall be drawn.
No ls4, by Portsr-Authorizing the
state board Of charities TO examine
into the Affairs Of the Children's Home
and tp make q report Of the result.
No 1s5, by Warren-To amend
criminal practice relative 10 discharge
and ~Ts-arreSt
No. 196. by Renner-Requiring city
officials 10 TX rates and charges for
water, gas. electricity, electric light
and telephone service.
No. 1871. by Packard, by request
Appropriating s1.76i for Adjutant
General Humphrey.
No. lss-Empowering city councils
to revoke saloon licenses for cause.
No. 1S9, by Bras-An apportiOnment
house OF 81 members.
No. 200, by Mountaineering the
law pertaining TO the place OF trial OF
civil actions
No. col, by Bullen-Tc appropriate
s1.376 for a deficiency at the reform
school.
No. 202, by Price-Granting power
to city councils to establish and main
tain water and lighting plants.
No. 203, by Seward-Appropriating
1913 for a deficiency in the fuel fund
at the Madison normal
No. 204, by Seward-Regulating the
practice of dentistry.
No. POS, by neutrality-suspicious.
1912 for a deficiency in the salary OF
Byron E. Lovejoy as state surveyor for
the years 1895 and 1897.
No. zoe. by the Committee on Char
liable and Penal Institutions-Estab-
fishing the Office Of chaplain Of the
p~enitentiary with a salary Of $1,000 a
year.
No. 207, by Goddard-To establish
county insane hospitals under control
of the board Of charities and correc-
tions.
Joint Resolution No. s. by Parmley
Agreeing TO and submitting a con-
stitutional amendment increasing 70
ten per cent the powers OF cities TO
contract Indebtedness for the purpose
OF securing municipal ownership of
street railways, lighting plants, water
works and sewerage.
House Joint Resolution No. 9, by
Peterson-Memorializing congress 10
take steps to stop the ravages OF the
pine beetle" in the timber OF the
Black Hills region.
The only bill introduced in the SEN
ate was No. 156, by Sites, by request,
authorizing railroad companies TO ex-
tend or alter their lines of road and TO
build branches, extensions, etc, and
to make alterations.
Joint resolution No. Z, by Brown
For an amendment to the constitution
permitting cities to contract debts in
excess OF the 5 per cent limit for the
construction of waterworks, sewers.
electric light systems and paving and
providing that in estimating the
amount of Indebtedness under the
constitutional provision those bonds
shall not be counted for the payment
OF which special assessments are levied
against Astounding and abutting prop