Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-02-02

4 4
insurance, indemnifying owners Of
property flom loss by fire to an
amount not less than $500, then no
bonds for damages shall be required.
Senate Monday.
Stoddard moved that senate con-
cur in house amendments to S b D,
providing for the prosecution by,
states attorneys of persons who
default in the payment of schoo!
land leases, motion prevailed.
SB No. "a, providing for mileage
and per diem of Geo. w. Snow for
opening the 9th session of legisla-
ture of South Dakota appropriating
$58.8l, read third time, passed.
S B No. 70, appropriating the
proceeds of ten North Carolina
bonds, known as the Simon Shafer
gift, to the Vermillion university,
read third time, passed.
S B No. 6S, providing for the
carrying into the state treasury of
the proceeds from gift of bonds etc,
to the state, read third time, passed.
B No. SO, providing for the
! division of wards into two or more
precincts for voting purposes by
ordinance of city councils, read third
time, passed.
S b No. 81, bill to pay United
States land Office for filing fees for
selections of indemnity and endow-
ment land appropriating $500, read
third time, passed,
SSB Ia, a bill to prevent the will
full abandonment of wife or child
rem by husband making such aban-
donment misdemeanor, read third
time, passed.
S b 81, fixing the liability OF
banks tor the payment of forged or
raised checks to depositors, making
responsibility cease if the depositor
does not notify the bank of such
forgery or raising within six months
after the date of the return of the
check to the deposition, read third
time, passed.
SIR No. 3, memorial to congress
to pass bill to provide for the
entry of agriculture! lands within
forest reserve, read third time
passed.
s b No. 81, an act to authorize
counties to issue bonds by county
commissioners when ordered by a
majority of the voters of the county
to fund outstanding legal indebted
ness not to be sold for less than face
value, interest at six per cent, to
run not less than five years nor more
than twenty years, not to exceed five
per cent of taxable property of
county, further action postponed
until bill is properly engrossed.
The following bills introduced.
| S B No. l07, Lightner, amending
section 67S of article 3 civil code
relating to discipline of convicts,
iustifying officers in using force Of
arms il necessary to stop convicts in
an attempt to escape, or violence to
keepers
House Monday.
The following bills introduced.
H B No. SO, Rogde, by request,
amending sections 202-2O8 Of the
probate code regarding the sale of
portions Of property of estate by
order of court.
H B No. Al, Anderson, relating TO
assessment for taxation cuts out the
eight mill levy limitations.
H B No. 98, Madison, authorizing
the consolidation of certain funds
and placing them in general fund.
H B No. 80, Madison, requiring
the report of county auditor to con-
tain itimized county financial state
ment.
III b No. 100, Blaine, to allow
magnetic healers to practice in this
state.
H b No. l0l, Bratrud, general
banking.
H B No. So, to require state GER
tiacates to conform requirements for
state interchangeable certificates
Il