Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-02-21
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10, forblddlng the sale Oh lntoNl-
eating liquors within a third OF a
mile Of colleges and academies.
1913, relative to certificates of mort
gage foreclosure sales.
l49, providing manner and place
of record for bonds, trust deeds or
mortgages of telephone companies.
81, relating to the collection of
grants, devises, requests and dona-
tions and assignments to the State
of South Dakota.
1872, changing the name Of the
agricultural college.
10, memorial to congress to pro-
hibit polygamous cohabitation.
lSl, prescribing the manner for
distributing the funds received by
the state from the forest reserve SER
vice OF the United States.
1873, relating to the employment
of attorneys by the railroad commits
sion and the appointment of a scale
and warehouse Inspector.
209, consolidation of funds here.
tofore appropriated for the attorney
general.
The senate passed the following
house bills:
l4S, relating to the appointment
of county beef and hide inspectors.
Il. providing for primary cleo
tions.
q, providing for the destruction
of weeds along public highways,
DIR. Thomas IL. Hicks, of Grant
county, was confirmed as state veter-
marian for two years upon appoint
ment Of Governor Crawford.
Samuel Forrest, of Britton, who
appointed regent of education
by the governor was confirmed.
Daniel p. Lamb, of Charles Mix
county, southern district, w. s.
Demarea, Beadle county, northern
district, William A, CLARK, Lawrence
county, western district, were the
appointees by Governor Crawford as
inspectors aud allwere confirmed.
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
The following bills were intro
duced;
22S, Scott, repeating establish
ment Of a Northeastern hospital for
the Insane at Watertown.
229, Wolzmuth, relating to the
manner Of listinglproperty,
$50, preventing law partners of
judges from practicing in
courts over which their partners pre-
side.
23l, Foster, relating to the execu-
ton and acknowledgements of deeds,
etc. by corporations and l~egalizing
acknowledgements made by corpora
tions.
232, Parmley, providing for the
conditional release and parole of
convicts, etc.
233, Hare, appropriation for build
ing janitor's house and reconstruc.
ton of laboratory at Rapid City.
pa, Jones, distribution of funds
received by the. State from the forest
to counties in which reserves
are situated.
235, Fitch, regulating the placing
and Ike eping of prescription cases in
drug stores.
236, Drake, an act to fix the terms
Of court in counties Of Fourth Judi
cial Circuit.
237, Peterson, prescribing theduty
of board of medical examiners.
23S, Browne, determining the sal
AIRY of any county officer and duty of
officers in relation thereto.
239, Bibelheimer, relating to meet
ing and compensation Of members Of
county board of health.
240, Glass, authorizing board Of
railroad commissioners to ascertain
value OF all property of every rail
road in the state.
"a, Wolzmuth, relating to COM
.pensation Of assessors in counties
OF this state having a population Of
twenty thousand or more.
242, Wolzmuth, providing for
examination Of dipsomaniacs, inebri-
ate and persons addicted to use Of
morphine, etc.
243, B~rynjulson, rel-sing to town
ship bridges.
IA, Smith of Marshall, relating