Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-02-05
CAPITAL NEWS.

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The house met Tuesday.
A message from the senate
brought S. b. No. 80. A bill author
izing persons employed in the United
States Geological surveys to enter
upon any lands of South Dakota;
which had passed the senate.
The following house bills were
introduced and read the first time.
Nc. "a, Goddard. A bill for an
act to provide for the government OF
the charitable and penal Institutions
Of the State of South Dakota.
No. 95, Stoddard. A bill for an
act providing for making inventories
and disposing of and accounting for
personal property belonging to the
state and used i n and about the
state institutions and providing a
penalty for failure SO to do.
No. 96, Jenkins. A bill for al act
establishing the manne of determin-
ing the population Of the several
counties of the state in all cases
where such population is used as the
basis or part of the basis Of determin-
ing the salary of any or all county
officers, and prescribing the duty of
certain county officers in relation
thereto.
No. 81, Hayes. A bill for an act
providing for the restoration of
records affecting title to real prop
erty.
No. 98, Hayes. A bill for ar act
providing for the inspection of sheep
driven into the state.
No. so, Hayes. A bill for an act
creating the office of State Engineer
of irrigation.
No. 100, Browne. A bill for an
act to amend Chapter 4, Article z, Of
the revised political code Of South
Dakota,
No. 101, Browne. A bill for an
act to amend Section 240 of the
revised political code of South
Dakota.
No. l02, Longstaff. A bill for an
act fixing the amount Of fees that
may be allowed as costs to a sheriff
for services as custodian of property
held under execution or attachment.
No. 103, Longstaff. A bill for an
act to authorize cities towns, counties
boards of education, school and civil
townships to issue judgment bonds,
and to compromise Judgments
No. 1914, Daley. A bill for an act
amending Section 3103 of the reyis-
ed political code Of South Dakota, of
1908, relating to the time when it
shall be unlawful to catch, sell or
transport fish.
House Joint Resolution No. s,
Price. A joint resolution memoriz-
ing congress to submit to the several
states an amendment to the consti-
tuition Of the United States, provid-
ing for the election Of United States
Senators by direct vote Of the cleo
tors.
The above bills we're all given
their second reading.
House bill 81, fixing terms of
court in the Sixth judicial circuit
was read the third time and passed
the house.
w. w. Bailey, of MeCook county,
was sworn as clerk.
Senate met Wednesday at.2 p. m,
Mr.. President read a communities
tion from the Arizona Legislature
relating to the admission of Arizona
as a state.
#e.s
Mr.. Stoddard moved that the com
munication received from the Arizona
legislature be spread upon the jour.
nal Of today. Which motion pre-
vailed.
Phoenix, Arizona, Jan. 2lst 1908.
The President Of the Senate.
Pierre, S. ID.
The twenty-second Legislative
assembly of the territory of Arizona
sends greetings to the Legislature o.
the State of South Dakota and
respectfully prays that your honor.