Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-01-22
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Northern Normal and Industrial
School at Aberdeen.
No. So, Branson, an act relating
to salaries of county superintendents
Senate joint resolution No. 3, Will
hanson, submitting equal suffrage
to the voters of the state at the next
general election.
House met at usual hour Friday.
The committee on usury reported
MI. Potter's bill reducing the col
lectable rate of interest in this state
to ten per cent, and recommended
its passage.
The House committee on Judiciary
reported and recommended the pass
age of the bills relating to the new
code for the state.
The House received q message
from the governor transmitting the
oil inspectors report.
The following House bills were
read the first time:
No. SO, Smith, a bill for an act
prescribing a limit of time for taking
out tax deeds and defining certain
duties for county treasurers.
No. 81, Bromley, Il bill to appro-
pirate money for buildings for the
northern hospital for the insane at
Redfield, S. ID.
No. 80, Gross, a bill for an act
relating to attachment by garnish-
ment and defining the method of
procedure in such cases.
No. 56, Doley, a bill for an act to
appropriate money for the State
School of Mines at Rapid City, S. D.
No. 81, Carol, a bill for an act to
amend section 2110 of the revised
political code of 1903.
No. So, Koenig, a bill for an act
to appropriate money for the con
struction, equipment, heating and
furnishing of a dormitorJ upon the
State Normal School grounds at
Springfield, S. d.
No. SO, Dexter, a bill for an act
fixing the salary of the veterinary
surgeon.
No. go, Dexter, a bill for an act to
reimburse Oliver Gibbs for moneys
advanced to promote the state
exhibit at the Chicago Worlds Fair.
No. 81, Koenig, a bill for an act
authorizing . person to bring an
action against two or more persons
for the purpose Of compelling one
to satisfy a debt due to the other,
for which plaintiff is bound as
surrey.
House joint resolution No. Z, a
joint resolution by the House and
Senate of the eighth legislative
assembly of the State of Sorth
Dakota memoralizing congress of
the United States to ratify the exist
ing treaty with the Rosebud Sioux
Indians for tbs SESSION of all that
portion of their reservation lying in
the county of Gregory, s. D., and
praying that provisions be made fer
opening said tract to homestead set
Element.
In the Senate Saturday the first
business was the report of the com
mittee on public printing approving
the house bill providing for legisla-
tive manuels.
VIM. hneDald was appointed clerk
of the committees ON elections and
mines and mining.
The committee on engrossed and
enrolled bills reported S. b. No. q,
ceding lands to the United States for
a veterans national sanitarium at
Hot Springs, 8. D., properly enrolled
and engrossed. The president Of
the Senate signed the bill and it was
sent to the governor for his consid-
Grafton.
House joint resolution No. 2, pro-
viding for the printing of the legis-
lative manuels of the presentsession,
on suspension of the rules passed.
S. B. No. %, appropriating money
for legal proceedings to set aside
school land contracts which have
been violated, passed.
S. b. 5, providing for the appoint