Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-03-14

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179, relating to the licensing of
physicians and surgeons and regu-
lating the practice of medicine.
292, to provide for a state food
and diary commission, to prevent
the adulteration, m~isbranding and
imitation of foods, beverages, ETC.,
and to regulate the manufacture and
sale thereof, and of dairy products.
262, concerning liability of cities
and towns for personal injuries, and
repeating all acts and parts or acts
in conflict herewith.
276, to redistrict the State of
South Dakota into legislative distict
and to apportion the number of SEN
ators and representatives therein.
146, relating to salaries of county
judges.
253, relative to filing town plats.
POI, relating to town officers.
$50, to appropriate money to pur-
chase additional lands contiguous
and adjoining the grounds of the
Northern hospital for the insane at
Redfeld.
2S9, to appropriate money for
deficiency in fund OF clerk hire.
29O, to appropriate money for the
state fair at Huron.
264, relating to gambling.
rs, to appropriate money for the
purpose of erecting an additional
building on the site of the South
Dakota improved live stock and poul-
try breeders association.
244, relating to court house build
ing.
247, regulating primaries and con
ventions.
1913, to promote the sinking of
artesian wells upon school and pub
lie lands.
Joint resolution 10, in regard to
lumber trusts.
Joint resolution Is, memorializing
congress to SO amend sections lila
of the enabling act of the State of
South Dakota as to permit the leas-
ing Of school and state lands for a
longer period than five years and in
greater tracts than one section to
any one person or company.
Joint resolution %, submitting to
the voters for their approval, which
amendment when approved and rati-
fed shall become a part Of the con-
stitution as article 20 thereof.
The following bills we're killed by
the senate:
$50, for the protection OF game
birds.
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
The following bills were INTRO
duced in the house:
800, t o appropriate money to pub
lish supreme court records.
3Ol, to appropriate money for
deficiency fund for clerk hire.
3O2, providing for an appropria-
ton for the expenses of the execu-
tive and judicial departments of the
state.
BOB, appropriating money for fare
and other expenses of the investigat-
ing committee on state fair grounds.
The following bills were passed by
the house.
249, authorizing the state board OF
assessment and equalization to levy
a tax Of two mills on the assessed
Valuation of all taxable property In
the state, for the purpose OF paying
the deficiency of the proceeding year.
81, for the protection of mink and
musk rat.
40, to appropriate money to COM
plete and improve certain buildings
at the state normal school at Spear
fish, South Dakota.
Joint resolution 10, to appropriate
money for the purpose of paying a
bounty for the destruction of mount
ain lions, gray wolves, coyotes and
other predatory animals.
20, fixing the highest contract rate
of interest at ten per ZEN per
annum.
296, for the protection and pres
~ervation of quail.
221, relating to the bonds of school
t~reasurers.
70, appropriation of money to pay
deficiency in the salary of the public
examiner for the year 1905 and 1905.
Ill, providing for the assessment