The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-03-02
Work 0ftleLaulaE8TS
Proceedings of the Week in Brief in
Both Houses of the South Dakota
Legislature. y g g g y g
THuRsDAY,s pRoceEDINes

. - I tSoDta Y y hOSE IN !,
Pierre. s. d Feb q -T'ha urinary ,iec
ton bill was HnaIiy diel.osG,i oc iy IN
senate today on its beng sent I'D by III
celpt the prssiding oftiSer Of the senat
declared thar ms II had ba.T ma sse6 ,inn,
once az The present session Il could no
again be considered rxrnat undp, sI,snGn
sion of the rules. Ii was sXpcctrd that IN,
friends OF the measure woGid ma he n t7pir
on his ruling, hut the onIv move vas o.
The nnrt OF CassiIj whn asESal If :" s,e u
nlov,. would reoljrp \ tv.0-thjr1 vntc m,
received an affirmative assurance nh,
bill was tneu returned 10 Tho house WIT
notification Of lis fatc, ana rhc incident /
ended for his session. 10y . :
Tie stroneest lobby of tho session bas
gathered the mast mo DAYS. either Tor ~
against m, bin. in anScipatic; OF a tioht
rho hnlIsa oI,nr6Driatin , rnr1n,fffT. 70.
turned several th;Is Win q faVGraT Ia re-.
s,ort ans! TN .,,,;f ]i,asi,tv Ism Win q al.
,idaa lrapara tho naailrIr: rrnnrf F3,orahIc
and IN. minority nnrSinSfft s.pn.3 N. oar,
10y. Foster. craig and N3Tiisrn
As t5r riue f5r IlDsurs an nov hiis ie
near the l9st rDn Is briug rnsh,u3 i'm ANA
among n number of house b,Ns ,.rsanfpl
lhG nrirrinsl nrns we've rh,na In. Ina am
rnti6nal committee II rpulIl9tI fnnthen
provid.ng SUSPENSION of any p!ayef Who
]i,Iiurns ancrbhr. IN. pafgc- r,5,Tiris~ no
tice 10 the purchaser Is make a mortgage
on mai .fTaCtN.S. nv Sat-s 6N-irs. no 81
arv af the clcy!; at ne supreme, court at
fg. iah6r nrf ranSir wofE an m srrasiar
wclI r:g. ana by Gmdahi. 10 rrpeaI laws al
loving sredipa OF rarts Of ihF hirhyav
"a #.r;.jss o. ,ha uss Of rha same f5T. t,ea
pIRrffnc.
rfGr 6fils f1r final artto, II, tho hoisa
dia not start out we'll. The ttrsf being 10
Tr,s,raTt bird dos fr1T, ,]l,rins ~ iaT,.a
which lftpr several efforts TO disuoSe OF
n 5rIlfy vent hack 10 fbr r1mrrittnn
license ems "S voIe N Once t''s se eur a to 9'S Stand !, '' 9ntiI
set aside by a subsequent vote. nolman
Dr. aSl4l for. lAlgN. l@ft ~ mnfiDN nf Iprnu->o
OF Sanhorn. il was tabled by 43 10 3S.
/ The next bill to go down was to prohibit
treatir.5 ia saloons; This failed by 4 vote
of "a 10 81, q number OF members failing
70 be In just at that time.
The Irvine plant bill was passed without
opposition. but not until an attempt had
been made to have the provisions for the
shirt and overall factory stricken out.
The state agent bill was tabled; and that
for the 2 mills deficiency tax passed, as
was tho general drainage code.
The principal senate bill presented was
to amend the present oil law to allow kan
sas oils to come into the state at a gravity
test of ~: instead of the present test of
+6. This bill was based on the report of
Professor Shepard, chemist at the agricul-.
tural college, who has just returned from
an inyes1igation Of the Kansas oil fields
better for Illuminating purposes than the
eastern oils, but they cannot be brought
TO the gravity of "A required under the
Among other senate bills were those to
provide an annual augmentation of $500
I0r the state EQUALIZATION BOARD; and by
Dilion, requiring fishways in dams. Prin-
etpal among the senate bills passed were
those to- establish farnlcrs Institutes: to
tax legacies and inheritances: to authorize
cities TO issue bonds in settlement of iudg-'
ments: appropriating money for Ainting
reports of state officers.
FRIDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Pierre 8 n T,nh "a -, tho ha,ro
day Parn,Inv nf tbe co,,n,ittno -, $50
grafton. secured thc adortion ar = rasni,,-
ton which in erect ingtr1cts 10 d bnIsa
approuriation committee ~ insert a., ;tnn,
Of $3.50 in the general Bill for The nnrnosn.
of issuing nv offiria1 n1an 81 ~ pu.p1se
showing the resources of the state in :
condensed form an tha sarna a "
me two rennrfs ~, tha ,nois ha, Ia,
showed thai The bountv oSe e Z ooa has n nlt
lost any POINTS If areI,,1ent fror ,nan,.
battles in nast saee,ons 80 ~ ~ iiiis
The honntv neon1e Won aftar = y i S ~
in which a nIi,rber Of NOM bors taal. y
aparr, tooN "
Ar,ono tho nov, ho,sa I'm. ,u.,
Var, 0sial sert -, = it ~ pleseh,eu'
stitutionaI an,and r,apt ~ .rnhi,t;t 10 a -
inc IL or ,cnnnta go = -, - IL sly
state officiSis and t,oi, e. a. pansSsapy
other resoli1fion III nstr,7ntin rsi' thn s;o nnn an
kota delnpstinn 10 ~ o1pu uo -
PooseyeIt in ILL., ~ iIrooa ,a1as 49, ,os wv :
and this was secured rs ) sd p.JiaiI ar =
for newt Mopd, y Il, no,I,,} - g ~
whole " US
Other ho,se bill. para. D., r1;,e+aa
proyidirp a nanoltv fnr a rb,.s;c;a, IL
prescribes Honor 1yhen tharas IL = ~ ~
ment ana IN +he stata /, ~. - - aii-
on REQUEST When statiop put ar N n S,ne.r ,baa
fourteen miles apart.
Two bills regulating the taking of earn
from streams were indefinitely postponed
the house bill on motion of Wilson because
a senate bill following coveringFthe same
grounds and the senate bill on motion ar
Scott ~ttecal7se the general game bill COW
cred the whole question.
The house passed senate bills aIlowine
consolidated school districts to increase
the limit OF school bonds Ia 81 fMo! nrn,sid-
ing a penalty for the failure of phvsiciars
to register their certificates, and reanirinn
the registration Of motor vehicles.
Senate business:
The senate appropriations committee re-
ported The capitol building bill without
recommendation and it viii be ip Mon
day for final action.
Principal among senate bills presented
were those by Casstll, to allow a wife I'd
take advantage of exemptions When her
husband has failed to take advantage of
the right, II by Cook, recurring foreign
4eorpora tons doing business i,Isfjass sla IA Ia
pay ii license fee.
The principal senate bills passed were 10
provide state aid for mig schools and Gre
ating Il state library commission.
The senate Isade laws by passing bousa
bills compelling mutual insurance com
panles to give the n~on-negotfable note re-
quired under the law, providing for d,vi-