The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-03-23

II. B. 26-Authorizng city councils,
school boards and county commissioners to
appropriate money for the observance Of
construction of sewer at the reform
school.
81 b. ,1os Appropriating money for tn.
II. b. 223-Provding for grading cream
and prohibiting the manufacture of impure
cream into butter.
ii. Ii. 2l9-Dispensing with probating es-
tates of non.resldents when they do not
amount to $1,000, and the estate has been
! probated in another state.
| III. Il. S6-Appropriating money to pay fire
companies the tax which they failed to re-
ceive In 1904 on account of the negligence
| of city officers.
]. II. Acknowledging congress to amend
| the enabling act Of the state to allow leas.
ing OF more than one section OF land TO any
Individual or company, and for longer pc.
Ii. B. 297-Proyidlng that certified copies
Of papers in the department OF history may
be H. used IN to shate
Providing fee of 10 cents for filing of assign.
| ments.
H; B. 244mLIegalizlns the acts of the
in the erection of a court house.
| IL. b. 179-Regulating the practice Of
medicine, allowing Gel tihcates to be granted
| Ii. b. Establishing the age Of consent to
| Is years.
ri. B; 2a55-.Repeal of the honest caucus
ii. B. 2O1-Providng for the protection of
quail for five years.
II; p; 2g Ia,Si any party engaged in
demeanor, and provides for, recovery
against the proprietor of any place where
gambling is allowed or against any parties
| and In case the party losing does not begin
| suit for recovery within six months makes
it the duty of the states attorney to bring
| IN fOr a hpnpNt Of 10 nd
| ii none, for the benefit of the school fund.
| II. Il. 19S-Provding Inducements for the
sinking OF artesian wells upon leased state
| lands.
Ii. b. 272-Amends the law allowing the
| recovery Of five times the amount lost, In
gambling for the benefit of the school fund,
placing the beginning Of the suit in the
hands of the county superintendent OF
] schools.
| IL. Il. 3O1-Appropriating money for de-
fciency in cle'e hire in the state lands de.
partment.
| IL. d. A-Fixing the salary of the clerk
of the supreme court and deputy.
| II. B. 136-Providing for compulsory edu-
cation of Indian children in government
| schools
J. Il. 10-Memorializlng congress to re-
| quire that all lumber placed upon the mar
| ket shall be the size 1t is represented to be.
j. Il. 19-Memorializing congress to ap..
proprate money for the determination Of
wolves and mountain lions
ii. b. 249-Provlding for the control Of
highways and bridges.
II. Is.
regard to parties TO be admitted to the asy-
| lun for feeble minded
H. B. 2S1-ReQuirng operators of steam
threshers TO give bonds or take out insur-
ance for fire losses.
H. b. S5-Appropriatng money for an
| addition to the live stock pavilion at Mitch
ell
II. b. 3OO-Appropriating money for the
publication of supreme court reports.
II. b. 3o3-Appropriating money for the
expenses of the committee to investigate
a Huron
Ii. Il. 2Y3-Authorizing the state treasurer
to require further deposits of securities
from surety companies when he believes the
securities which have been deposited with
him have become impaired in value.
The following list of bills Is yet in the
hands Of the governor for final action. They
may or may not become laws, as he feels
that they should be dealt with:
SENATE.
S. Il. 167-Appropriatng money for build
ings at the soldiers home.
). b. &5-Appropriating money for the
school of mines.
s. b. 44-Appropriating money for a law
building at the state university.
S. B. 144-ApprOpriating money for the
erection of a building at the Aberdeen nor
S. B. 1s0--Appropriating money for pur-
chase of land at the Redfeld asylum.
S. b. 159-Appropriating money for pay
ment for materials furnished to the insane
S. B. 213-Appropriatlng money for a
| building at the deaf mute school.
-. B.. lSZ-AulDOflZlllR
supervisors to hold meetings in incorpor-
ated towns lying in their townships
S. 3. 1l9-Approprlating money for mate
rial furnished to the reform school.
s. Il. 2SS-General appropriation bill for
general expenses of the state.
$. b. 231-Providing for government of
cities by commission under the Galveston
=. B. 2Gs-Creating and granting powers
| to a state board Of telephone commission
s b. 245-Provlding for municipal courts
under the provisions Of the constitutional
| amendment adopted last fall.
5. Il. 273-Creating q state printing COM
| mission to look after contracts for public
| printing.
S. b. 247-Provlding estray law for coun-
| try west of the Missouri river, to be made
county optional by vote of electors.
HOUSE.
Fl. b. Embarrassing peddlers license to a
practically prohbltive point.
II. b. IvJ-Appropriating money for build
ings at the state experiment farm at High
more.
II. b. 2ov-Amending the law Of 1905. Re
| latiDg to horse shipment and inspection. Al
| lows shipments from points outside the
county If more convenient.
II. 3. 140-ApprOpriating money for
girls dormtory at the Spearhsh normal
II. b. 214-General educational code, COM
piled to cover the educational laws hereto
fore enacted with additions.
| II. b. 2J2-Adding drugs to the supervi-
sion Of the state pure food commissioner.
H. +. 2O4-AuthoriZng state mutual lnsur-
ance companies 10 insure live stock against
sickness or death and authorizing foreign
companies to enter into the business If they
deposit a guarantee fund with the state
| treasurer.
H. Il. 70-Making an annual wolf bounty
appropriation of $4,000.
II. b. 276-The general legislative appor-
tionment act charging the house of repre-
sentatives to over 100 members.
H.. b. 1O0-Authorizing cities, which own
municipal water works to provide for their
extension and maintenance by general tax
levies.
These make n total of 272 laws enacted
by the late legislative assembly. Many OF
them are long measures, especially the ed
vocational law, and the Galveston plan OF
city government, and they will make .
bulky session law for the work of the win.
ter.