The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-01-16
With the -
Lawmakers. -
Weeks Doings in the
State legislature. -.
Friday, Jan. 9.

! "SSpOh, DIuiSph VI lIdNISoI.
Judiciary-Dawson Of Brown.
Elections-Fef of Moody.
Education-Payne of Clay.
State Affairs-Abel of McCook.
Ways and Means-Bennett of Hughes.
Observation-Disclosures of Mar.
shall.
Railroads-Saltmarsh of Hand.
Federal Relations-Newny of Deuel..
Counties and Towns-Ulmer of
Hutchinson.
Public buildings-Close of Aurora.
Cities end Municipal Corporations
Robertson of M~innehaha.
Publis lnstitutions-Rowley of San
born.
Public Printing-Ransom Of Davi-
son.
Mines and Mining-Jenkins OF Law.
renee.
Agriculture-Close Of Aurora.
Live Stock-Burke of Custer and Fall
River.
E%ngrossed and Enrolled Bills
Schrader of Pennington.
Insurance and Misunderstanding OK
Minnehaha
Public Health-Frieberg of Union.
Senate Journal-Johnson OF Turner.
Warehouses and Grain Grading-Se-
ney Of Miner.
1ncorporation-Dillon Of Yankton.
Military Affairs-Neill Of Codington.
Charitable and Penal Institutions
Bottum Of Faux.
Schol and Public Lands-William-
son of Lake.
Legislative Expenses-LaCraft CT
Clark.
Highways, Bridges and Ferries
Boyland of Walworth.
Tenperance--Cahill of Grant.
Irris2 tion-Johnson of Hamlin.
The speaker Of the house announced
the house committees at the opening
of the session, as follows:
ACCOMPLISHMENTS of Bea.
die, Carroll of Kingsbury, Allen OF
Moody, Reese of Edmonds, WEIGH of
Charles Mix, Belts of Dawson, Trumm
OF Hamfin, Craig of Sphinx, Gross of
Potter.
State Affairs-Bromley of Sphinx,
Porter Of Faulk, Johnston of Clark, Ry-
an of Turner, Hutchinson of Beadle,
Belts OF Dawson, Graybill of Brule.
JudiciaryxRogde of Minnehaha.
Railroads-Jenkins of Roberts.
Ways and Means-Frieberg of Clay.
Military Misunderstanding of Brown.
Corporations-Price of Yankton.
Live Stock-Ham of Pennington.
Mines and Mining-May Of Law.
renee.
School lands-Goddard of Sully.
EducatiOn-Lawson of Union.
Insurance--Hildebrandt Of Cooling.
ton.
MISUNDERSTANDING of Hutchin.
son.
Banks and Banking-Chaney of Clay.
Temperance-Vreeland of Minneha-
ha.
observation-disclosures of Moody.
Municipal Corporations-Porter of
Faux.
Counties and County Affairs-Craig
Of Sphinx.
Medicine, Surgery and Pharmacy
Fryslie OF Clark.
Food and Dairy-Madison Of Kings
bury.
b latter is a new committee of the
house, n a like committee will prob
ably be named In the senate. The
of the house committee
was accorded Kingsbury county out of
courtesy to Food and Dairy Commits
Sherwood.
The house started the grind today
with a large grist of bills, n of them
providing tor a commission and appro-
priatirG $4o.0 0 for an exhibit ut the
st. Io':'s exposition. A BARRIERS H.
ceEs. bin was presented. as were sew
bills to safcsLaia the school fund
OF the state. The contest case from
Charles Mix count s.as called ur. and
an attempt to ru"a through the report
Of the majority, seating the contestant
under a suspension of the rules failed
and the matter goes over until to.
The senate took up the cap
ital till and gave it it's first and second
readings. and tomorrow will place it
on it's final passage. One OF the min
isterial body, Rev. Thall OF Huron, Sc
cured the introduction Of the bill to
regulate public mJrals. making prosti.
on judiciary: T. g. Orr, on railroads,
and J.Kjelmeyer, on e~ngrossed bills.
we're appointed as senate clerks.
The capital removal resolution.
which was introduced in TIL senate 70
day, will be known as Senate Joint
Resolution No. l. 1t follows the usual
~ III IA ouSl AAOdoulC co Il Vic pdSL, UTO
posing to amend Article 20 Of the con.
stitution, SO as to read that the capital
shall be located at Mitchell, but goes
further, In declaring the amendment
self-enacting, and to go into effect at
moo, Dec. Is, 1904.
Bills are already introduced provid.
ing for the adoption OF the completed
work OF the code commission, appoint
ed by the governor to revise the code
and session laws from the time the
old code was adopted, in 1887, up to
the present date. These bills will be
passed by both houses within a week.
In accordance with the recommends.
ton OF the governor in his message.
Bills, In detail, introduced in the sen.
ate. were:
No. /, by Stoddard, to provide for
fence viewers.
No. 2 by Frieberg, to provide for
holding terms OF court in other towns
than the county seat, where such IL
ten miles from a railroad.
No. 3. by Payne, providing for the
admission to practice, without exam.
ination, of %gradutes from the state law
school.
No. 4, by Dillon. to appropriate all
unappropriated state lands-25, 900