The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-03-03

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attend grand 1uries when regakr
sases attorney is disqualified, aud 10
prevent the sale of stocks of met0laaa-
disc IN fraud to creditors.
&e senate passed the house bill to
prss6e for determining adverse claims
to REAL estate, and senate bills to pro
vide for the teaching Of the effects OF
sGouhoa on the human system. in pub
Nc schools: to allow boards Of equali-
zatipe to place on tax list property
which has escaped assessment; and
sherlEs fee bill.
The bill to allow wholesale druggists
>to sch liquor to dealers without license
called out fight in which Craig,
Brown Of Sanborn and Madison op-
posed the measure, and were supported
by Turner of Brown. kribs. Holman,
an emergency measure. but passed
with the emergency stricken OF.
The only bill introduced in the house
was by Hebal. to reduce the penalty on
DELINQUENT taxes to one-half of one per
cent month.
The house temperance committee re-
ported fayorably the bill to allow q Ii
s,ense vote to stand when once secured
until it has been voted down, and the
anti-treating bill without recommends
ton.
The committee report on the twine
plant and shirt factory at the peniten-
tiary was opposed by Thoreson and
Olson of Moody. was was an effort to
sdetTack the twine plant, but was sup
ported by the COMMITTEES and finally
vent over until tomorrow for consid-
Grafton.
The Charles Mix county seat scrap
vas sent back to the judiciary COM
lnittee, where it will be allowed to die
in committee pigeon hole
On motion of Peterson, the 18th was
set as the last date for receiving new
bills.
House bills passed were: To require
4 population Of ESQ before a town can
incorporate; the irrigation code; plac-
ing the waters on or crossing high
ways under control OF road overseers;
authorizing county and state boards Of
equalization to so back of assessment
returns and employ tax ferrets: and
requiring the state to in the future ac-
1uire absolute title to lands before eX-
pending money thereon.
A large crowd that gathered in the
house chamber, Tuesday in anticipa-
ton of fight over the primary cleo.
ton bill met with disappointment.
The clerk read the bill, and not a
members attempted to secure the
lloor Both sides of the question
claimed majority. The roll call was
closely watched, and d hasty check at
vote lacking A demand was made
for I. call OF those not voting. giving
the bin one more ballot and passing it.
The senate passed the cattle-dipping
bill, completing the work of enacting
into law. SO far as the two houses are
concerned, the bill of more Importance
20 stocklnen than any other measure
presented at this session.
Other house bills passed by the sen.
ale We're to provide penalty for false
statement of physical condition for the
purpose of securing public aid, and
providing for court costs in cases
brought by the state land department.
Senate bills passed were: For city
meat inspection; to shange the name
Of the Redfield asylum to the home for
The feeble-minded, and an emergency
appropriation for the YaDkton asylum
and for the state board of health.
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were. By the insurance committee,
fixing state standard insurance policy
forms; by the state affairs committee.
a general game law; by Dillon, allow
ing the steward at the insane hospi-
tai TO retain 81 900 for an incidental
fund; by Douthy, appropriating $751;
600 for the agricultural college; by
hoepsel, to allow counties to sell judg-
ments secured at scavengers tax sale.
The Irvine plant people won their
fight against the appropriations re-
port, and the appropriation of $4,000
for machinery has been placed back
in the bill.
The house passed senate bills to re-
quire five years practice by attorneys
Ia the state before admission on certi-
cate by the supreme court and to limit
liabilities of banks on forged paper to
three months after return of same to
maker of check.
House bills passed we're: For the
state primary election laws; increas-
ing tax of insurance companies re-
ceipts; hide inspction; for meetings of
county auditors with the equalization
board.
Among new bills presented in the
house we're: By the ways and means
committee, to provide for 2-mill de-
dciency levy for 1905; by the judiciary
committee, increasing the jurisdiction
of justices of the peace in assault
cases; and general drainage code by
the committee on drainage.
The primary election bill was 6nal-
y disposed Of by the senate Thursday !