Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-01-15

act to license attorneys and onn
sellers at law aud provide for their
admission to practice, AS amended
by Chapter 40 Of the laws of South
Dakota OF 1892"
No. 80. A bill for an act provid.
ing for the burial OF The dead. put.
rid or deeaying bodies of animals,
and for the expenses of such burial,
and imposing a penalty upon the
owner 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.
No. Z. A bill for AN act ceding
jurisdiction Of certain lands in the
! Black Hills TO the United States,
was read third time and upon motion
was passed by \ swo-thirds vote.
A letter from ID. r. Francis, pres.
ident OF she ST. Louis exposition,
asking that the Legislature appropri.
ate 10000 for a statue in the col.
lonade representing the twelve
states and two territories which have
grown out of the Louisiana Pur-
chase, and to select an appropriate
design for the state, was ans
mitted by the governor to the ssn
ate and referred to a committee.
The Senate accepted the invitation
OF the House to meet in joint session
and hear the report of Hon. Bartlett
Trip, of y@nkton, for the code
commission.
At the close of the joint session
and the r~e-oonvening Of the senate,
the president appointed the follow
ing clerks:
N. J.. Rexford, enrolling and
engrossing bills.
f. p. Andrews, clerk of commit.
tees on Counties and Towns, Rules,
Agriculture, Warehouse and Grain
Grading.
FL. F. Denton, clerk of commit
tees on Ways and Means, Federal
Relations and Education.
Senator Rudolph, of Lincoln
county, asked for leave of absence
for ten days because of illness,
which was granted, and he returned
to Canton Tuesday.
Senate adjourned.
The House called TO order Mon.
day at 200 p. m.
Senate joint resolution NO. /, pro
viding for change of capital, was
read first and second times.
The following resolution was pre-.
scented aud adopted:
Resolved, that the speaker be
authorized to appoint the following
assistant enrolling and engrossing
clerks as they may be needed, and
also one clerk for each of the fol.
lowing committees: Judiciary;
appropriation; epgrossing and enrol.
hing; ways and means, banks and
banking; education, school and pub.
lic lands, railroad, penal institutions;
county and county affairs, highways,
ferries and bridges, military affairs,
federal relations; temperance, mum
icipal corporations, printing and
library, irrigation and drainage,
usury; election and privileges,
insurance, public buildings, CHART.
able institutions; agriculture and
horticulture, mines and mining,
manufacturing, live stock; state
affairs, immigration, Indian affairs,
public health, superintendent, medi-
cine, statistics; corrections of House
Journal, pharmacy and surgery, ware
houses, grain and grading.
The letter relating to the Louisi
ana Purchase exposition was also
read and referred in the house.
The house Judiciary committee
introduced the following bills:
II. B. No. 10. A bill for an act
fixing the terms Of court in the
Fourth judicial circuit.
S. b. No. 2. A bill for an act to
amend Chapter 81 Of session laws of
1895, entitled, "An act relating to
the places of holding terms of the
circuit court.n
Tha ranort was adontad