Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-02-28

incidental expenses for 1906 in the
Office of commissioner of insurance.
80, to prevent the corrupt infuenc.
ing of agents, employees, o. servants.
2+l, to appropriate money to pay
Rev. James Davies the balance due
din for conducting chapel service at
the reform school at Plankinton,
South Dakota.
222, creating "A state board OF
osteopathy examiners and registra-
ton, etc.
266, relating to the duty and
powers of the public examiner.
264, appropriating money for
clerk hire and Incidental expenses of
the Office of governor.
237, relating to the definition of
the term prison.
265, appropriating money for trav-
cling expenses for the remainder of
the fiscal year, ending June 80, 1907,
for the Office of the public examiner,
113, relating to a sufficient descrip-
tion of money in the indictment or
information for the prosecution of
robbery or larceny.
l5S, to appropriate money to
reimburse Meade county for funds
advanced for the transportation of
insane patients to the hospital for
the insane at Yankton.
1872, for the compulsory education
of the deaf and blind.
202, to provide for the length of
term of service for the chief execu-
tive officer of each of the penal and
charitable institutions.
252, to provide for extension of
corporation charters.
221, providing for appeals from
decisions of board of equalization
and OF assessment of property.
231, to provide for the incorpora-
ton of cities under commission.
229, to provide a uniform system
for organization and control of banks
and defeiug the duties and powers
of the public examiner.
255, to provide good roads and for
the purpose of implements and
machinery for making roads.
rs z, relating to verdicts and judg-
ments.
268, relating to telephone CON-
panies.
Joint resolution 10, to provide for
IN increased annual appropriation
for agricultural experiment station
at Brookings, and regulating the
expenditure thereof.
119, making it unlawful for any
railroad corporation or company or
common carrier to abandon any estab-
lished station, remove the depot, or
to withdraw an agent therefrom with
out the written consent of the board
of railroad commissioners.
240, to authorize, empower and
require the board of railroad com
missioners in this state to ascertain
and determine the true cash value of
all the property of every railroad
company in this state.
III, relating to the inspection and
registration of fruit tree nurseries
and regulation of nursery agents. I
The following senate bills were
killed:
108, regulating salaries of states.
attorneys of the several counties.
200, authorizing boards of county
commissioners to be represented at
state conference of charities and cor
rections.
1877, providing for the compensa-
ton of the commissioners of the
South Dakota Soldiers Home.
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
The following bills were intro
duced:
26S. relating to tax sale of certif.
Gates.
269, Price of Yankton, regulating
railway passenger rates within the
state.
30, Glass, to restrain and punish
unlawful combinations, pools or
trusts of telephone associations, cor
porate..or otherwise.
A27l, relating.to the publication of
tax sale notices.
272, Dingsor, relating to money to
be recovered in civil action won at
game of chance.
27S, Price.of Yankton, relating to
the dusies.and:powers Of supervisors.
274, to appropriate money for