Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-02-19

and other underground workings,
smelters and ore reduction works,
and aroyiding a penalty for the VIC
lation thereof.
It's, Graybill. A bill for an act
relrting to sales Of real estate for
delinquent taxes.
I76, Brown, of Sanborn. A bill
for an act prohibiting combinations
or agreements between two or more
insurance companies, fixing rates,
and prescribing penalties therefor.
III, Kelley. A bill for an act to
amend subdivision six of section
2I39, of article eight of the political
code of the revised code of 1908.
IT'S, Kelley. A bill for an act to
amend section 621 and to repeal sec
ton $50 of the revised civil code of
1908 relating to mutual insurance.
I79, Egge. A bill for an act
entitled an act to establish a Irvine
and cordage plant at the state peni~
tertiary, and to appropriate moneys
therefor.
$50, Young. A bill for an act to
appropriate money to pay expenses
incurred in criminal prosecutions
arising in unorganized counties
attached to Stanley county and
remaining unpaid for want of appro-
priation.
The committee on state affairs
introduced house joint resolution
No. II, a joint resolution designating
county t~reasurers committeeman to
receive donations for the relief of the
famine stricken people of Finland
and adjoining countries.
H. B. No. q. A bill prohibiting
prostitution and houses of ill-fame
was read third time and passed.
H. B. No. I28. A bill for an act
entitled an act to amend sections
1886, 2287, 2288, 2289, 2290and 1858
of revised political code of 1908, was
read third time and passed.
H. B. No. n. A bill for an act
legalizing the incorporation of the
town of Henry, Codington county,
South Dakota, and the acts of it's
officers, it's ordinances and proceed
ing, was read third time and passed.
FL. B. No. II. Relating to the
licensing of BARRIERS has been killed.
Senate met Wednesday.
The following senate bills were
introduced.
1852, Korpsel, (by request.) Abill
for an act legalizing an acknowledge
ment of certain instruments, an act
entitled an act to legalize acknow-
Judgements of deeds, mortgages and
other instruments of writing recorded
prior to the first day of Jan. 1908,
and the records thereof.
1853, Carlin. A bill for an act to
appropriate money to pay expenses
incurred in criminal prosecutions
arising in unorganized counties
attached to Stanley county and
remaining unpaid for want of appro-
priations.
1854, Moody. A bill for an act
relating to the fees of county and
municipal officers and prescribing a
penalty for making illegal charges.
I65, Moody. A bill for an act
amending section 803 of the penal
code of 1908 and making competent
witnesses, convicts sentenced to
Imprisonment in the state prison.
1865, Moody. A bill for an act to
provide for the incorporation of tele-
phone corporations.
A message from the governor
stated that he had approved the bills
locating the state fair permanently
at Huron; also the act appropriating
money for a deficiency at the North
ern Normal at Aberdeen.
Senator Close moved that when
senate adjournd today it be until l
p. m. Thursday and the motion pre-
vailed.
S. B. 70. A bill for an act entitled
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