The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-03-19
House Bills

hand books.
No. l6-~Giving greater powers 10
judges of probate courts in the filing
of wills.
No. 14-Fixing form Of answer in
justice courts.
j. r.. No. S-Memorializing congress
to open all Indian reservations in
South Dakota.
No. 29-PrOViding for state board Of
dental examiners.
No. 1O-Requiring election judges to
make unofficial returns.
No. 1.-Two cent fare law.
j. R.. No 7-Memorializing congress
to call a national convention for an
n -pOlygamy ndm to the con-
stitution.
No. l18-Allowing term Of court to
be held in towns other than county
seat. where said county seat is more
than three miles from railroad.
]. r. No. 5-MemOrialiZing congress
to call a constitutional convention to
provide for the election of senators by
popular vote.
j. r.. No. 12-Memorializing ON
gress to make Fort Mead.e a brigade
post.
No. 157-Providing funds for finish
inc capitol building.
No. 60-Limiting time in which pro-
ceedings can be commenced to secure
tax deeds.
No. 41-Penalty for using abusive
ana obscene lanSuas e.
J. r. No. 6-Providing for a vote Of
the people on question of leasing state
school n for agricultural purposes.
Nc. S-Requiring vocal music to be
taught in schools.
No. 3O-ReQuiring county t~roasurers
to account for interest received on
county funds.
No. 96--Providing for the licensing
of state veterinary surgeons and for
a state board of examiners.
No. 5O-Providing for the manner OF
redemption on sale under execution.
No. 90-Requiring assignees Of
tax sales to file their certificate with
county treasurer.
No. 16S-Giving additional powers
to cities and towns in the licensing Of
fairs. etc.
No. 20-Preventing unfair discrim-
inat1on in the purchase of grain, live
stock and commodities.
No.. 190-Appropriating money for
the presidential electors.
NO. I-Appropriating money for
furnishing new buildings at the Spear
fish normal school.
No. 196-ReQuiring school boards to
select teachers on petition OF a major
ity OF the voters of school district.
NO. 151-Changing name of deaf
mute school to South Dakota School
for the Deaf"
No. 242-Regulating procedure in
ioiCSlOSuie ol execution.
No. 51-Fixing terms of cour in the
fifth judicial district.
No. officiating to elections in in
dependent school districts.
No. 2O4-Making standard time the
legal time in this state.
No. 214-Requiring registers Of
deeds to file a transcript of all land
transfers with the county auditor.
No. 122-Legalizing the election in
Butte county.
No. 145-Allowing counties to in
crease their donations to county fairs.
boards.
No. 241-Providing manner of en-
forcement Of liens against mining
property.
No. 27s-Military code.
No. 52-Attaching the county ~
Meyer to Lyman county for judicial
purposes.
No. 15-Making the possession of
burglar implements a felony.
No. 112-Amending the bird protec-
ton law.
No. s3-Making the offering of So
OoO acres OF state lands yearly option
al with state land board.
No. 173-General correction law re-
lating to the government of cities
under commission.
J. r. No. 3-Submitting an amend
ment to The constitution relating to
ndidIJ - liz attorney general.
No. 260-Appropriating money to
repair Science hall at Vermillion.
No. 205-Relating to the service of
In justice court.
No. 174-RGattng to schoo dis
trict boundaries under the general law.
NO. 254-Allowing probate courts to
open up their judgments for correc-
ton Of errors.
J. r. No. II Memorializing con-
gress to remove the tariff from lum-
Der.
No. 2s3-Legalizing the fncorpora-
Non OF washington school district.
No. 7S-Fixing the time of election
In towns and villages the same as in
cities.
No. 2s5-Requiring libel suits to be
brought in the county in which the
alleged libel was perpeterated.
No. 2S4-Providing manner of de-
scribing unbranded horses to be ship
ped out Of the state.
No. 116 Creating q tuberculosis
santtarium at Custer.
No. 289-Providing for special as
sessments on state lands for drainage
No. 251-Appropriating money for
deficiency of railroad commission,
No. 250-Appropriating money to
continue the work of railroad valua-
ton in the state.
No. 252-Appropriation for mainten-
~AAoO va 0SNS AASNSSs
No. 270-Appropriating one for
printing house and senate journals
and bills.
No. 219-Fixing limit OF taxation in
school districts.
No. 114-Allowing increase in
county taxes for county bridges.
No. 218-Amending fee law for
beneficiary insurance companies plac- |
ing the Modern Woodmen on the same
basis as other beneficiary companies.
No. 1~83--Ffxing qualifications OF
county superintendent of schools.
No. 29s-General drainage law.
No. 30S-Permitting inspection Of
records Of county officers by any resi-
dent of the county.
No. 313-Provides method OF pro-
cedure In collections under the inner
itance law.
No. 1s-Prohtbtting gambling on
trains.
No. 323-Allowing benevolent or
CARNATIONS to renew charter without |
losing any rights.
No. 130-Makes habitual neglect OF
official duties cause for removal.
No. 98-Providipg manner of estab-
llRhinu roadway tn isolated tract Of