Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-03-07
257, relating to Illuminating oils.

lUo, IOr the pTOCectlOn OF the state
county, municipal corporations and
school districts and of persons fur
nishing materials and labor for the
construction or repair of public or
school buildings.
232, to provide for the conditional
release and parole of convicts on
fined in the penitentiary.
II, regulating campaign and cleo
ton expenses.
l21, relating to the collection,
preservation and publication of vital
statistics.
80, to prevent adulteration and
deception in the sale of white lead
and mixed paints.
%, to amend sect ion Sc of the
revised code of criminal procedure.
1877, relating to magistrates.
113, fixing terms of court in the
Sixth judicial circuit.
1913, relating to service of sum-
mons.
so, relating to schedule of maxi
mum rates and fares and other
things.
24S, regulating and limiting the
number of dealers in intoxicating
liquors which may be licensed.
1873, relating to terms of court for
the First judicial circuit,
29O, relating to trust companies.
Joint resolution II, to appropri-
ate money for the purpose of pur-
chasing a strip of land and building
a dam across a branch of the West
Vermillion river in Turner county.
The senate killed the following
bills.
1870, to prohibit public treating
to intoxicating liquors.
298, to provide for the licensing,
restricting and regulation of the
business of the manufacture and
sale of spurious and intoxicating
liquors.
27S, to authorize the taking out of
sa water right upon dry draws and
streams other than running streams.
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
The following bills were INTRO
duced in the house:
294, relating to the control, super
vision, construction and repair of
highways and bridges.
295, relating to tax sales.
296, for the protection and pres
erVation of quail.
The following bills have passed
the house:
297, providing that Ger tilted copies
of papers or parts thereof in the Gus
tody of the department of history
may be accepted in evidence as proof
of service in actions and proceedings
in this state.
2S5, relating to age of consent.
70, relating to domestic corpora
tons and providing for appointment
of resident agents for certain domes-
tic corporations.
256, to appropriate money to
indemnify owners of live stock
slaughtered by the state veterinary
surgeon.
1914, to provide for the incorpora-
ton of building associations for the
purpose of acquiring, constructing,
holding, maintaining and managing
buildings for the fraternal, benevo-
lent and charitable purposes of vol
untary f~raternities and associations.
222, creating a state board of
osteopathic examiners and registra-
ton.
200, to authorize the consolidation
of funds heretofore appropriated for
the office of attorney general.
36, to prevent fraudulent practice
in respect to secret societies.
142, relating to vacancies in the
Office of mayor in cities of the first
and second classes.
oil, relating to and fixing the
compensation of assessors in counties
having a population of twenty
thousand or more.
2, providing that certain instru-
ments shall be deemed to impart,
notice Notwithstanding, the absence
of any acknowledgement or any
defect, omission or informslity in
the execution or acknowledgement
thereof.
POI, to define legal surveys and
making it a misdemeanor to do r
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