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

ton from villages or towns there
under, was read third time and
passed.
s. b. No. 81. 4 bill to abolish
days of grace was read the third
time. Senator Able spoke for the
bill making a strong argument.
Senator Boyland spoke against the
bill urging that it look from the
debtor three days in which to save
his credit. The bill on final passage
passed by a vote of "a to IA.
When house bill No. Is came up
for final passage MI. johnson of
Douglas moved that house bill No.
Ii be referred to a committee Of one
with instructions to amend the same
as follows: BY adding in line 2 of
section 2, after the ward "index,"
the words, "and printing thereof"
and in line 8 of section 2, after the
word, commissioner" the words
land printing thereof" also by add
ing to section 2 the following: Pro-
vided, the sum hereby appropriated
shall include the printing of the
index and all expenses of every kind
connected with the complete work
of the revision of the laws, and pro-
vided further, that no part of the
sum hereby appropriated shall be
paid out by the state treasurer until
the completed codes are delivered to
! the state. Mr., Lauson moved as a
substitute to all pending motions
that house bill No. Is be referred to
the committee on appropriations for
further consideration, which motion
prevailed.
Saturday proceedings commenced
in the house at usual hour.
The following house bills were
introduced and read first time.
No. l42, Allen. A bill for an act
to provide for the assessment and
taxation of mines and mining cor
porations.
No. lab, Hale. A bill for an act
amending section $50 of the revised
political codeo of 1903, defining county
board of appraisers for lease apprais-
al of school and public lands.
No. IA, Rogde. A bill for an
act entitled an act to provide for
determining adverse claims to real
estate and for quieting title thereto
by action in the circuit court and for
making unknown persons and the
heirs at law and devises and lega-
tees and personal representatives
and creditors of deceased persons
parties defendants thereto"
No. las. Price. A bill for an act
to appropriate money for the pay
ment of premiums of the state board
of agriculture in holding state fairs.
No. LAG, Committee on appropria-
ton. A bill for an act to appropri-
ate money to pay deficiencies for
publishing proposed amendments
the constitution of the State of Sontl
Dakota, for publishing notice Of pro
posals for bids for printing of the
third class for the year 1901, for
Legislative supplies, files and print4
ing for the eighth Legislative assem-
bly, of the State of South Dakota for
deficiency Legislative printing for the
year 1901, for the deficiency in
printing in the third class for the
year 1901 aid for election supplies
for the year 1901, Legislative supple
and law books for code commission
No. LAT, committee on appropr
atoms. A bill for an act to appr9
pirate money for printing and bind
ing reports of state officers aud
boards for the fiscal years of 1907
and 1908: printing and bindn9S
daily and permanent journals, house
and senate bills for the eighth legis-
lative assembly of the State Of South
Dakota, and for such other printing
as may be ordered by the eight
Legislative assembly of the State Of
South Dakota, printing and binding
session laws, binding documents and
expense of distributing such docu
ments and supreme court reports forE
the period ending June 30th 1908
No. 148, Gross. A bill for an act
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