Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-02-05
States TO favor the passage OF the
omnibus statehood bill.

Chief Clerk.
Mr.. President appointed Newton
Garner as clerk on the engrossing
force and he was sworn in.
The committees on judiciary
reported house bill Nc. l as follows:
"That said bill be amended by insert
ing as the title thereof the following:
A bill for an act to grant Section 10,
Township 2, South Range 0, East
Black Hills Meridian in Fall River
county, South Dakota; to the United
States for National Park in connec
ton with National Sanitarium for
Volunteer Soldiers at Hot springs,
South Dakota. And as amended
said bill do pass"
A message from the Governor
stated that he had approved senate
bill No. %. An act to appropriate
money for the purpose of paying the
expenses of setting aside school land
contracts for non payment of princi-
pal or interest, al provided in Sec
ton 20, Chapter 1876, laws 1890.
Senate bill No.s52. A bill for an
act to pay Adjutant General S. j.
Conklin a balance due him on his
salary for the period from March 8,
1901, to June 80, 1901. Vas read
the third time and passed.
S. B. No. ga. A bill for an act
to appropriate money for deficiency
in the fund for the payment of teach
ers salaries and in the construction
furnishing, fuel, light and miscel-
laneous funds for the Northern Nor
NAL and Industrial school, was read
third time and passed.
The following senate bills were
introduced and read for the first
time.
No. 81, Payne. A bill for an act
to provide for the construction Of a
system of sewerage in cities, and
for the assessment and collection Of
the costs thereof.
No. So, Moody. A bill for an act
providing for the publication in a
volume Of that portion of the enact
ments of this present session of the
Legislature, which are designated as
the revised political code, revised
civil code, revised code of civil pro-
cedure, revised Justices code, revised
probate code, revised penal code,
and revised code of criminal pro-
cedure, together with the constitu-
tuition of the State of South Dakota
as attended.
No. 81, Moody. A bill for an act
providing for the putting in force
and construction relatively Of the
different codes passed at the present
session of the Legislature,
No. 90, Moody. A bill for an act
to repeal portions Of the former
codes of the State Of South Dakota
known as the revised code OF 1877 Of
the Territory of Dakota and as found
in the compiled laws published in
1887 and certain amendments thereto
all Of which become obsolete or
imperative by the adoption OF the
political code, the civil code, the
code of civil procedure, the Justices
code, the probate code, the penal
code, and the code Of criminal pro-
cedure at the present session of the
state legislature, and containing
such reservations, limitations and
saving provisions from such repeal.
No. 81, Schrader. A bill for an
act, entitled, an act amending Sec
ton 3103 of the revised political
code Of South Dakota, of 1908, relat
ing to the time when it shall be
unlawful to catch, sell or transport
fish.
No. 90, Frieberg. A bill for an
act legalizing the acts of the board
of education of the independent
school district of the City of Rercs-
ford, South Dakota, in the building
erecting, heating, furnishing and
completing 4 new school house in
said district, and l~egalizing all war
rants issued by the said board OF
education in payment for the cree
ton, building, heating, furnishing
and completing of said school build
ing in said district: and authorizing
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