The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-03-11
LIST OF BILLS PASSED BY
SOUTH DAKOTA LEGISLA TURE

Relating to the preservation of fish.
Relating to mortgages and liens on per-
SOnai propert
Prescribing the powers and duties OF
water users associations.
Giving boards of control supervision OF
the printing of their own reports.
Relating to the organization of Perkins
and Harding counties.
Requiring records of uncoined precious
metals to be kept by jewellers and dealers.
Legalizing the issue of certain bonds by
school district No. II, Stanley county.
Prohibiting advertisements of treatment
and remedies for sexual and venereal dis
eases, and drugs, the use of which Will
produce abortion.
Regulating the issue of funding bonds
by towns.
To prevent trespass on state lands.
Providing for transportation of girls 10
the state training school, escorted by a
matron.
Relating to larceny of gold product or
ainalgam from a cyanide plant. Defining
and Furnishing the crime of receiving
stolen product.
| To provide for establishing highW US to
avoid bridging.
Making the permanent printed journals
OF the legislature the official record.
Fixing attorneys fees for foreclosure oy
publication.
Regulating fees of county treasury: pre-
scribing levy for salary.
Relating to taxation in u~norgani2ed
counties
Consolidating ~unexpended balances in
the railroad commissioners funds.
Relating to the construction OF bridges
between two or more counties.
Relating to assessment and taxation.
Placing the name of l. l.. Hill on the pay
roll of the state penitentiary.
Repeating chapter 1872, laws of 1893.
To prevent cruelty to animals.
Relating to g~arnishments before q JUS
tice Of the peace.
To prevent the Introduction of diseased
sheep into the state.
To prohibit townships granting license to
sell liquors within 211a miles of any town
which prohibits 1t.
Appropriation for salary and expenses OF
the Judge of the tenth circuit for the bal
ance of the fiscal year.
Authorizing consolidation of funds Of the
food and dairy commissioners office.
Excepting certain railroads from the
provisions of the twO-cent rate law on &C
count of heavy grades.
To regulate the loaning of sinking funds
Of Incorporated towns and cities OF the
third class.
To enable county treasurers to maintain
actions against non-residents for collec-
ton of taxes.
To require railroad companies to provide
switch lights at night.
To regulate the transportation OF dead
bodies.
A general banking law.
A general insurance law.
Appropriation of money for new build
ings at Yankton hospital.
A uniform educational system law.
Appropriation for new buildings at the
Northern normal at Aberdeen.
Relating to the state board of agricul-
ture.
Appropriation to enlarge the chemical
laboratory at the state college of agricul-
ture.
Relating to the a~pportionment and in
Vestment OF the permanent school fund.
To provide for the inspection of bees and
prevent disease among them.
Prohibiting architects on public build
ings accepting commissions from manufac-
turers OF or dealers in materials or sup
plies.
Requiring railroad companies to install
SAFETY appliances on order of railroad rom
misSionerS.
Requiring barrels or packages of oil or
gasoline to have test labeled on them.
A general game law.
To prevent Introduction and spread of
dangerous insects and plant diseases.
Appropriation for new buildings on the
state fair grounds.
Appropriations for new buildings at the
state training school.
To provide for determining the rental
value of building sites on railroad prop !
srty. :
Appropriation for a dairy barn at the /
state college of agriculture.
Defining the South Dakota state flag.
Appropriation for new buildings at the
normal.
Relating to valuipg policies and reguIat-
ng life insurance.
An antitrust law.
Amending section 1892 revised political
code.
Fixing terms of court of third judicial
circuit.
Creating a state board of finance.
Creating TWO congressional districts.
Regulating the, acceptance of gifts to the
tate.
Regulating the collection of grants or be-
luests to the state.
Relating to summons of Jurors by mail.
Relating to oil inspection.
Relating to the management of the state
wine plant.
Requiring bond from public building con-
ractor for payment of labor and material.
Repeating the nursery act of 1907.
Appropriation for improvements at the
chool for the blind.
To prevent persons, not dealers, from
cling or giving liquor to persons on a
list.
Attaching Perkins and Harding counties
0 the Butte county senatorial and repre-
entative districts.
Fixing the salaries of states attorneys.