Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-02-26
CAPITAL NEWS.
A Grist of Bills Before Both
Branches. Comments
and Notes.
General Proceedings,

to the judiciary committee, with
instructions to report not later than
Saturday, and the motion prevailed
The valued policys bill returned
from insurance committee without
recommendation.
S. B. 172, Perkins. Fixing terms
of court in the eighth judicial circuit.
Passed.
H. B. 140, upon motion of Moody,
was placed upon the calendar for
third reading Friday, at 3 p. m.
S. B. 1876, Porter. Establishing a
scale of salaries for county judges.
introduced
1874, Wilcox. Creating a ninth
judicial circuit out of Hand, Beadle
and Miner counties. introduced
H. B. 70, Hildehand. Providing
a permanent camping ground for the
state militia at Watertown. Passed.
113, Lawson. An educational bill
increasing salary of deputy to 81 500,
Passed.
II, Hildebrand. Legalizing the
acts of the town of Henry. Passed.
95, Goddard. Providing for max
ing inventories of all the personal
property belonging to the state by
all institutions of the state. Passed.
147, Committee on appropriations.
Making appropriation for printing
laws, etc, for 1903. Passed.
rs, Relating to the compensation
of county commissions, raising salary
to 81 per day. Passed.
House proceedings Wednesday.
The committee on state affairs
introduced II. B. No. 228, bill for
an act authorizing the governor of
the State of South Dakota to appoint
three commissioners on behalf of the
said State of South Dakota, to act
with a like commission from the
state of Nebraska in agreeing upon a
boundary line between said State of
South Dakota and Nebraska, and
making al appropriation for the
expenses of such commission and
prescribing their powers and duties.
Mr.. Moody introduced III. B. 229,
bill for an act furnishing abuses
relating to vaccination.
Mr.. Brown, of Sanborn, introduced
III. B. 230, a bill for an act entitled
an act to amend section 1916 of
chapter eighteen (l8) of the political
code of the revised code of 1903.
Mr.. Hayes introduced FL. B. 23l, a
bill for an act to prevent the unfair
selection of jurors.
Mr.. Hayes introduced H. B. 232,
bill for an act to amend section
$3.50 of the code of criminal procedure
of the state of South Dakota of 1903,
relating to challenging jurors for
implied bias. .
Mr., Hayes introduced II. B. 233, a
bill for an act to amend section 252
of the code of civil procedure of the
State of South Dakota of 1908, relat-
ing TO challenging jurors for cause.
Mr., Longstaff introduced III. B.
234, bill for an act creating 4 ninth
judicial circuit and fixing the terms
Of circuit court therein.
231. A bill for an act entitled an
act providing for the inspection of
branded horses about to be shipped
out of the state of South Dakota,
creating the sheriffs of the different
counties inspectors of horses, pre-
scrihing their duties and fixing their
Compensation therefor, and prohibit
ing railroad, steamboat, ferry boat
and bridge companies from receiving
branded horses for shipment ont cf
the state of South Dakota without
first being inspected. Passed.
215. A bill for an act defining
peddlers; requiring them to take out
license; fixing the fee therefor and