Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-01-31


of dangerous explosives in cities and
towns.
1l9, Bratrud, making it unlawful
for a railroad company to abandon
an established station without the
written consent of the railroad com.
missioners.
100, Carver, for a girls dormitory
at the school for deaf mutes at Sioux
Falls.
l2I. Shaw, relating to vital Stats
tics.
122. Stoner, prescribing qualitica-
tions of voters in school districts sit
uated in two counties.
l23, Price of Yankton, relating to
service of summons.
1874, Issenhuth, l~egalizing deeds,
mortgages and other instruments
running to and from foreign corpor-
ations who had not complied with
the laws.
l25, Price of Yanktou. relating to
the jurisdiction of court and the
appearance Of defendant.
1876, Groce, relating to county
fair corporations.
1877, Kribs, requiring vendors of
goods and merchandise to sell at the
same price to all.
lbs, Carver, providing for the
length OF time Of service for the
chief executive officer Of each char
table and penal institution and to
define the qualifications and powers
of such officers, providing for their
removal for cause, fixing certain sal
aries, prohibiting campaign contri-
buttons from officers and employees
of said institutions or by members
of the state board Of charities and
corrections, and to prohibit said
board from recommending persons
for positions in said institutions.
l29, Shaw, providing that certified
copies of papers and documents in
custody of the department of history
be accepted as evidence in courts OF
this state.
1870, Glass, regulating construc,
tion of railroads.
l31, Bratrud, relating to organi-
z~ation, regulation and control Of sick
benefit and accident associations.
)32, Issenhuth, relating to class
Of persons to be admitted to the
northern hospital for insane.
1873, Frease, authorizing cities to
purchase or acquire property by con-
demnation proceedings for sewers.
1874, Price of Sphinx, to purchase
additional land adjoining the state
institution at Redfeld.
1875, Michael, attaching the unor.
ganized counties of Dewey and
Chaussee to organized counties.
1856, Michael, compelling attend
ance Of Indian children at govern.
ment schools.
1877, Carroll, to amend article 3 o.
chapter 2, political code, providing
for initiative and referendum.
House joint resolutions:
10, Smith, for committee to inves,
tigate the lumber trust.
IL, VanOsdel, memoralizing con.
gress to pass a law charging the
powers of the interstate commerce
commission and to keep the high.
ways open to all o n equal terms.
House bill SO passed.
House joint resolution 3 passed
The effort to adopt the minority
report of the temperance committee
and thereby kill house bill AS, the
county option law, failed by a vote
Al to AS and it will come up later
for general discussion.
House bill l passed.
Further consideration of house
bill % was indefinitely postponed,
House bill 25 passed.
House bill 32 was indefinitely
r postponed.
House bill 40 passed.
House bill 10 passed.
House bill 33 indefinitely post.
poned.
I House bill 81 passed.
Z ON GAMBLE.
Former Governor Andrew E. Lee,
upon being informed hat the demo.
Gratis in the legislature had voted fol-
$ him for United States senator, sent
the following telegram to the demo.
! cratic leader, Senator Dowdell, al