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

money to pay for the same; also 81,
an act to amend section COS of the
political code of the state of South
Dakota, revision 1903, relating to
larceny; also 90, an act to provide
penalties for wilfully diyulging the
contents Of telegraph, telephone and
other messages or communications;
also house joint resolution 3, a joint
resolution proposing and agreeing to
an amendment to the constitution OF
the state of South Dakota and sub
hitting the same to a vote of the
people, and signed the same in the
presence of the senate.
The following senate bills were
then introduced:
1877, Stoddard: A bill for an act
to provide for the establishment of
township high schools.
l6S, Payne: A bill for an act to
provide for places Cor holding town
meetings and polling places, and for
places of meeting of the board of
supervisors.
169, Committee On Appropria-
tions: A bill for an act fixing the
fees of the Office of secretary of state.
10, Close: A bill for an act to
amend section 1880, article A, of the
revised political code of 1908, being
section ! OF chapter A of the session
laws of 1901, relating to education.
III, McDougal: A bill for an act
to provide a military code for the
state of South Dakota and for the
continued organization and mainte-
nance of the state militia, to be
known hereafter as the South
Dakota national guard.
172, Perkins: A bill for an act
entitled an act to amend section $50
of the political code of 1903, relat-
ing TO the eighth judicial circuit of
the state of South Dakota, and the
terms of court to be held therein.
173, Jenkins: A bin for an act
defining the effect of a recorded in
strument other than an instrument
of warranty.
TIA, Branson: A bill for an act
to provide a uniform system for the
organization and control of banks
and defining the duties and powers
of the public examiner.
The following bills were put upon
third reading and passed.
Senate bill No. 38: A bill for an
act providing for the burial of the
dead, putrid or decaying bodies of
animals, and for the expenses of
such burial, and imposing a penalty
upon the wne or persons in charge
of such animals who shall fail,
neglect or refuse to bury the same
when required by the superintendent
of the county board of health.
l28. A bill for an act to provide
for the collection of city taxes by the
city treasurer in all cities of the first
class.
100. A bill for an act entitled an
act to license solicitors for benevo-
lent organizations.
81. A bill for an act legalizing
the acts of the board of education of
the independent school district Of
the City of Befesford, South Dakota.
1T. A bill for an act to permit
cities of less than 1000 people to
elect their aldermen and members of
board of education at large.
House bill No. 90. A bill for an
act providing for the inspection of
sheep driven into the state.
So. A bill for an act relating to
assessment of cities.
Mr.. McDougall moved that the
president be requested to appoint an
additional member on the commit
tee on appropriations to fill the
vacancy caused by the illness of
Senator Rudolph, who is confined at
his home with illness. and in all
probability will not be able to attend
to his duties as a member of said