The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-03-16

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,en 20 sf,ccn miles an hour In On. cities
and towns r-pIer ,hc nrov,sjons M tho
new law The owner ~ = motor vehicle
wh.n an n hi,hv-ay a raou,rcd 40 s,on
his machine when sisnnlled 10 do so By
the owner OF any horse which Is fright.
cned by the motor and. In case of such
request being made. must assist the own.
or OF the animal 10 control II. Asa com.
pcnsation for these restrictions. any ~.
s,ric,ive ordinances ar regulations local.
ly for the control Of motor vehicles are
rcpealcd and any local control other
than that provided In the new state law
4 prohibited. Thus city and town ordi.
cies must CLOSELY ioliow the proN's'ohs
OF the state Jaw IN this respect
The people Of Sioux Falls were great
~ pleased TO learn that Gov. Elrod had
attached his signature to what are
known rs the Sioux Falls water works
bills, which were passed by the last leg
islaturc. One OF the bills correc,s ny
error that might have been made In the
issuance by the authorities OF Sioux Falls
OF bonds In thcsum OF $4,000 for the
construction OF a municipal system OF the
art clags TO sell, lease. or otherwise dis
pose OF any system or part of n system
of water works constructed and owned
by such city. The enactment OF this law
was secured so the city. IL Il is defeated
In its effort 10 operate n municinal wntcr
works system by the private water
works company. can dispose Of the plant
which was RAPIDLY nearing completion
when the private water company had
work stopped by bringing nm action In
no" Penuins peiorr ,he ieuerh circuit
cou,' oI nppenis' Wh'cn u eapec'eu 10
renuer uecis'on some uthe TINS spring.
The total nppropriations proyided for
hy the last legislative session outside Of
the general bill. ms included In the special
and continuing appropriations. amount
10 S355 GA. "a which IL hut n little oycr
half the spccial denominations asked for
two years ago. The general appronria
ton bill exceeds that OF two wears ago
by n little over 5000 600. hut the total
combined appropriations of both classes
ar, 500 SOL AZ less than for two wears
Az the two wears ago session whatever
amoun, was asked IN the way Of an nm.
priation went. and In some instances
were increased 10 n greater amount than
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One Of the most unique aud original
wolr-fghting organizations in the west
has been formed 10y the stockmen living
IN what l. known as the Cave Hills re-.
gion. situated IN the extreme northwest.
ern part nf South Dakota. The asso-
citation was formed for the purpose of
anninilating the big gray wolves. which
for some time have been terror to
hnrxrs Z, ma rotfI. Ia th,fn,rf NJ sbo ..rcot
cattle range. Each member Is 60 receive
- cents from every other member for
each coyote and 30 ccuts for each gray
wolf scalp turned In. As the association
has n large number 81 members. the
bounty for wolves and coyotes win be
the largest paid in the west Bountics
will be paid only 20 members OF the OF.
ranization.
Large companies OF Mcnnonitrs are
se'thnR on farms IN thenor'h part or
Beadle county TN Friday special
tram OF fourteen ears loaded Win house'
hrnved IN boniii". ana WITHIN the hrA'
TWO weeks double the number VIII arrive
from Iowa ana settle not many miles
from those ALREADY there. Ihe hrst IN
aAllment came from the vicinity of
underwater and VIII be neighbors OF
their former associates now living IN
hies mere WIN DC noe less Than sixteen
families. numbering something Ike 10
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