The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-03-22

sioners and prescribing It's powers and
duties.
terial furnished the reform school in 1888
and 1899.
Appropriating money for the per diem
and mileage for the members, officers and
employees of the legislature.
Placing the burden of proof upon any
person or corporation contesting an order
of the board OF railrad commissioners to
show Automatically that the order is be-
yond the scope of the boards Lawful au-
thority.
MemorializinE congress to enact a law
limiting the working hours Of certain en-
ployes OF common carriers engaged in in
terstate commerce.
tickets. franks or other free privileges
by any railroad. express. sleeping car or
telegraph company. or the acceptance OF
the same by any person.
To provide for the expenses OF circuit
judges while travelling on their official
business and holding court outside their
To regulate the handling of freight in
carload lots, and regulating charges an'
penalties for failure to furnish cars when
ordered. and for the use and detention Of
ears by shippers, and for failure to for
ward cars of freight toward destination
promptly: Reciprocal demurrage law
Prohibiting corporations for profit from
making contributions to candidates for
nomination or election to any public OF
flee, or to political committees or the OFF,
GERS or members thereof. and imposing
penalties therefor.
Relating to dates of terms of court in
the Ninth judicial circuit.
Providing for parolinH inmates OF the
state reform school and prescribing the
procedure.
Creating a state capitol commission and
providing for the erection of a state cap
itol building: 1t requires the use Of ma
tive stone, provided that it can be fur
nished in sufficient quantities and at a
price not exceeding s per cent higher
than the lowest offer OF other stone equal
ly as good, and provides for the issue Of
warrants on the general fund. If neces-
Sary, such warrants to be repaid from
the proceeds of sales OF state lands.
Legallzing the Incorporation of the town
of Turton.
Relating to the taxation of fire insur-
ance companies. imposes ! per cent of
state mutuals for benefit of fire compa-
MES.
Relating to bonds or insurance on steam
threShers.
Attaching certain lands missouri river
accretions) to the county OF Union.
To require filing of certificates of cleo
ton and qualification of county clerks
with the secretary of state.
Requiring an annual apportionment and
accounting of surplus of life insurance
companies doing business in this state.
Providing for drainage In counties
where drainage is necessary to the pub
lie health.
To correct an omission in the adoption
of the civil code.
Relating to the sale of intoxicants by
pharmacists. Prohibits refilling of liz
uor prescriptions.
Relating to elections in cities and towns.
Defining the supreme court library and
providing for its care and custody.
To prevent Illicit sales of intOXicantS in
cities and villages.
Fixing the filing fees to he charged by
the secretary OF state.
Requiring track connections at points
of intersections and providing for Joint
freight rates. and prescribing the powers
and duties Of railroad commissioners in
relation thereto.
Providing for the publication OF the de-
bates of the constitutional convention.
Providing for the enforcement Of the
local option law. prohibiting sale OF in
toxicants as Il beverage without a per
NIT.
Defining Che jurisdiction of justices OF
the peace.
Authorizing the w", # o~utstand-
1g Indebtedness OF counties.
Authorizing the 81. i of chart
ties and corrections to grant right OF way
across the grounds of the penitentiary
to the Dakota Central Railway company.
Defining burglary with explosives and
providing punishment therefor.
Defining due diligence in the collection
OF checks and drafts.
Authorizing justices. police justices and
municipal Judges to subpoena and eX-
anime witnesses before issuing warrant
of arrest.
To prohibit the fraudulent use of the
names of secret societies.
Relating to vacancies in the ONCE or
mayor in cities of the first and second
class.
To prevent the n1IaWfui use OF gas ana
water by persons tapping mains or pipes.
To provide for the consolidation OF
funds heretofore appropriated to the Of
flee of attorney general.
To fix the compensation of assessors in
counties having a population of 10000 or
more.
Relating to the Justification of sureties
IN arrest and bail.
Creating a board OF osteopathic exam
liners and regulating the practice of os-
~teopathy.
Relating to domestic corporations and
providing for the appointment of Il resi-
dent agent.
Providing that certain instruments shall
be deemed to impart acknowledgement
or other defects.
Relating to attorneys and counsellors
at law.
! Appropriating funds for a deficiency in
the office of the insurance commissioner
To make the attorney general legal
counsel OF the board OF railroad commits
sloners.
Changing the name OF the agricultural
college to the South Dakota College of
Agriculture and Mechanic Arts.
Fixing the fees OF county surveyors.
Legalizing the Incorporation of cities
of the third class which have been de-
fective. and all acts of aldermen taken
under such defective Incorporation.
For the compulsory education of deaf
children.
Appropriating money for travelling ex-
penses OF the public examiner for the
balance of the fiscal year.
Relating TO the publication OF the stat
utes.
DEFINING the legal meaning OF the term
prison"
Relating to fees from sale and lease
OF the school lands.
Appropriating money for a lighting
plant at the asylum for the blind at
Gary.
Relating to the election OF township
officers.
Appropriating money for a deficiency
in the office OF public examiner for the
years 1865.
Appropriating money to reimburse
Meade county for funds advanced for
conveyance OF Indian patients to the
hospital.
Appropriating money for per diem and
mileage OF J. F.. McDougal as q member
Of the state canvassing board.
Relating to incorporated towns.
providing for the assessment and tax
alton OF the property of railway. tele-
graph, telephone. express and sleeping
car companies.
Appropriating money for the expenses
of the state horticultural society.
To prohibit the sale Of intoxicants
within one-third Of a mile OF any college
or academy.
Authorizing county commissioners to
accept as public records books of water
users associations.
Providing for appeals from decisions of
boards OF equalization.