Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-02-18

5 b 2l6, Bobb Relating to
removals from Office and providing
Tor suspension pending proceedings
for removal.
5 b 2l7, Norbeck Authorizing
the formation Of a state association
of incorporated banks and to permit
the voluntary creation and mainten-
ance OF an insurance deposit fund
and the insurance of depositors.
S j r 10, Laurson-Proposed
amendment to section @, article 3 of
the constitution and submitting
same to vote of people.
Senate Bill 81, amending section
|, chapter PIP, laws of 1907, relating
to duties OF railroad commissioners.
Passed.
Senate Bill ll6, relating to assess
ments. Passed.
Senate Bill 147, amending section
425 revised code of 1908, relating to
corporations. Passed.
Senate Bill 1875, providing for the
government of the penal and charit-
able institutions. Passed.
Senate Bill l2l, relating to trust
companies. Passed.
Senate Bill 146, requiring public
grain warehousemen to transmit GER
tificate of weights or inspection.
Passed.
Senate Bill l5l, requiring county
officers to keep their offices open dur
ing certain hours of the day. Passed.
Senate Bill 1876, relating to the
issuance of school bonds. Passed.
Senate Bill As, relating to the
assessment of real estate used as a
highway. Passed.
Mr.. Curtiss moved that a special
committee OF five be selected by the
president OF the senate to act with
like committee from the house to
prepare complete game laws for the
state and submit the same to the
legislature for consideration. The
motion prevailed and the president
appointed Curtiss, Mcpherson, Ans
den, Laxson and Strohbehn.
House Bill 30, requiring county
treasurers to account to county for
interest on county funds; to file
sworn statement with the county
auditor of funds in his hands and
where the same were deposited and
the interest received. Passed.
Governor Vessey sent in the names
of A. b. Nelson, of Pierre; p V.
Fitzpatrick, Of Rapid City, and
Arthur Linn, of Canton, to be mem
beers Of the soldiers home commits
sion, which were confirmed by the
senate.
Senate-Thirty-Si Sixth Day.
Opening exercises.
Introduction of bills.
S b 21S, Thoreson = Relating to
sidetracks.
S B 2l9, Bobb-Providing com
pensation for persons holding Office
temporarily, either by election or
appointment.
S b 220, Holleman-To regulate
public services of stations.
S B 22l, Committee on irrigation
Relating TO drainage.
SB 222, Committee on Judiciary
Procedure for organizing elevator
companies in State of South Dakota.
S B 22S, Dillon Relating to
admission Of attorneys from other
states to practice in this state.
SB 224, Jefferson Prohibiting
the killing of does and fawns.
SB 225, Ewert--Providing for
the inspection Of steam vessels and
boilers and licensing engineers.
S B 226. Weaver and Curtiss-
Appropriasing money for building
additions to dormitory and mechan-
les art buildiags at Aberdeen normal.
Senate bill 1875 Requiring bonds
from contractors TO build or repair
public buildings. Passed.
Senate bill "a Authorizing rail-
road commissioners to compel rail-
roads to install safety appliances.
Passed.
Senate bill I'll Relating 10
attorneys fees allowed in foreclos-
ures BY advertisement. Killed.
Senate bill 132 Providing ioz
collection OF sewer assessments,