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any such law or laws, and that copy
OF these resolutions be presented to
our legislators for their consideration
and action. w. E. Daniels, Nj. D., Sec
retary 5. ID. Eclectic Medical Society.
Mr.. Abel offered the following reso-
luton:
Resolved, by the Senate. the House
OF Representative concurring, that at
the close of the session in both houses
on Thursday, the 18th inst, the Legis-
laturt stand adjourned until Tuesday,
the 18th instand at o'clock p. IN.
Mr.. Bonney offered the following re-
solutions
Resolved, That the Junket commits
tee be increased from three to include
all members ot' the Senate and all mem
bers of the House Of Representatives
with all oninittee clerks, the sergeant
at arms and the pages of both houses,
and
That e Lieutenant Governor be
| chairman OF this committee with the
| Secretary of State as ex-officio chair
| man, and,
Further, That in view of that fact
that this states business should be
conducted as, s,expeditiously and ccono-
mically as possible, this committee
shall enter upon its duties OH January
II, 1905. and be limited to thirty days
time in its delbera tions and make as
full and comprehensive report as the
subject deserves.
| MIR. Rice Introduced
Senate Joint Resolution No.5.
A Joint Resolution memorializing
| to pass law enlarging the powers of
| the Interstate Commerce commission
| and to keep the highways of com
merce open to all upon equal TERMS"
Mr.. Cordill introduced
Senate Bill No. II.
A Bill for al Act relating to the
election of County Commissioners.
Mr.. Amsden introduced
Senate Bill No. 1s.
A Bill for an Act to provide state
| aid for High Schools.
Mr.. Lightner introduced
Senate Bill No. 49,
A Bill for an Act entitled an act to
modify and regulate the game Of foot
bali in South Dakota.
Mr.. Lightner introduced
Senate Bill No, 20.
A Bill for an Act entitled an act
defining the duties of school district
officers in relation to the planting, cul-
tlyation and protection of trees and
shrubs upon the school house grounds
The following communication was
received and read
Bloomington, S. d.
10 the Members of the Legislature, OF
the State of South Dakota
We, the undersigned, citizens and
tax payers of the State, do hereby petit
ton your honorable body, to appropri-
ate enough money to pay the indemnity
for diseased horses, killed by the order
of the Veterinary Surgeon OF the State,
under Section 2ySS, of the Revised
Codes of 1868, as there has been no
money appropriated to carry this act
| into effect.
Signed by E. z. Evensofand eighteen
others.
Committee OH Federal Relations re-
ported IL. J. R. No. endorsing the
| Martin BilD favorably.
| INTRODUCTION DF HOUSE BILLS, JOINT
| RESOLUTIONS AND MEMORIALS.
Mr. Groce introduced
House Bill No. 13.
| A Bill for all Act to regulate Veter-
mary Surgery.
| MI Bratrud introduced
House Bill No. Ia.
A Bill for an Act to amend Section
1896 of the Revised Political Code.
MIR. Martin introduced
House Bill No. Is.
| "a Bill Tor an ACT, Authorizing the
Construction OF a Building to be called
the State Library Building.
E1Mr. Martin introduced
House Bill No. IT,
| A Bill for an Act, Appropriating
Money for the Construction OF a State
Library Building. II
Mr.. johnson introduced
4 House Bill No. II
A Bill for an Act, defining and regn-
Iating Telephone Companies operating
within the State of South Dakota.
Mr.. Parmley introduced
4 House Bill No Is.
A Bill! for an Act, 10 provide TO
the conditional release and parole of
prisoners confined in the Penitentiary
regulating their conduct during such