Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-02-12

immediate passage OF an act repeal
ing said tariff. Be ii further resolv
ed, That the secretary Of state b
and be is hereby directed to senc
certified copies OF this resolution Il
ON senators and representatives in
congress.
H. b. No. 20. A bill for an act
10 amend chapter As, of the session
laws of 1901, entitled ian act TO pro.
vide for the collection of delinquent
personal property taxes by tbs
sheriff" Was read the third time
ani passed.
III. B. No. q. A bill for an aci
prohibiting prostitution and houses
of ill-fame and providing punish.
ment therefor, was read the third
time. Mr.. Gross moved that further
consideration of II. B. No. q be
deferred and the same be made a
special order for Feb. @, 1908, at 3,
o'clock p. 10. which motion prevailed.
III. B. No. "a. A bill for an act
to amend section 3, chapter 127 OF
session laws of 1880, regulating
compensation of road supervisors in
unorganized townships, was read the
third time and passed.
II. B. No. so. A bill for an act
10 amend section IS of article I5
of the civil code of the revised laws
of 1908, relating 10 mutual FIRE
insurance companies, was read third
time and passed.
II. B. No. 9S. A bill for an act
providing for the Inspection of sheep
driven into the state, was read the
third time and passed.
The senate met at the usual hour.
The committee to which the fol-
lowing bills were referred reported,
favoring their passage. House bill
Is, providing for the printing and
publishing of the new code, its
indexing, ETC., and appropriating
money TO pay for the same. Senate
bill l24 providing salaries for the
members Of the state board Of agri-
allure at 800 per year for each
member. Senate bill 12S, providing
for the canvass of votes East for con-
stitutional amendments. 8. B. 104,
regulating deportation Of dependent
children.
The following senate bills were
introduced and read for the first
fime.
154, Dillon (by request) fixing
maximum rates for transportation of
eoal by common carriers.
1875, Seney, 10 prohibit the sale of
Dbacco, cigars and cigarettes to
minors In this state.
138, Dillon (by request) regulas-
ng ferry charges and granting licen-
10 conduct ferries.
137, Abel, fixing salaries of men,
@rs Of the commission for the
Dldiers' home at three dollars per
lay, for the time actually employed.
1s8, Frieberg (by request) regu-
ating the practice of veterinary
Medicine in this state.
I30, Bennett, repeating the print
ng law relating 10 contracts left
rishin the state.
lao, Dillon, appropriating$l0,0O 1000
or buildings, etc, at the Yankton
sylum for the insane,
IA, Williamson, regulating pub
i baths.
242, Williamson, relating 10 the
doption OF children.
143, johnson, of Hamilton, relat-
ag to notice of tax sales by county.
The following bills were read the
bird time and passed without debate.
ha vote on each bill being unani-
lous by all members present.
3. B. No. 50, appropriating $1,000
~ deficiency in the funds for the
ate university. 8. b. 100, appro-
rating 81, 200 to pay the deficiency
! taking prisoners 10 the state
nitentiary at Sioux Falls. s. B.
apprcpriating money for the
ablication of the codes and session
vs. OF this session. s. B. SO, pro-
ding for the putting into effect the
le new codes on July /. 1903.