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

The following senate bills are still
In the hands Of the governor:
No: 29-Repealing the law under
which the state received the North
Carolina bonds.
No. 297-Provides penalty when
corporations refuse to pay damages
within time limit.
No. 306-Dividing the state into two
congressional districts.
No. 32O-tiXing powers of guaranty
insurance companies.
No. 3l0-Creating state board Of
finance.
No. 2S4-Tixing terms of court in
third judicial circuit.
NO. 333-FiXing number of sureties
on bond and allowing the use of surety
bonds IN place of personal bonds.
No. 317-Anti-trust act.
No. 261-Relating to valuing of
life insurance policies.
NO. lo3-Appropriating monies for
addltlonal buildings at Madison nor
NAL school.
No. 2oS-Describing state flag and
~approprlatlnS money for purchase of
two.
No. 2o1-Apprvpriating money for
dairy barn at state agricultural col
lege.
No. 227-Provides of deter
mining rental value of sites for ele-
VatOrs, ETC., on railroad right of way.
No. 169-Appropriatas money for
COW barn at state training school.
NO. 202-To prevent the introduce
tion and spread of injurious insects
and dangerous plant diseases.
NO. 175-Preventing male animals
from running at large.
NO. 32S-Genera game law.
No. 3~1-Providing manner in which
state may receive gifts.
No. 6S-Sheriff's fees bill.
No. 207 - Allowing reduction in
gravity test on gasoline.
NO. 33l-Requiring all tans. wagons
or tans, to carry stamp of field from
which the product originates.
NO. lt3-Creating a revolving fund
for operation of twine plant at the
state penitentiary.
NO. l65-Contractors on public
bu''dlnss required to give bonds for
payment of all labor and material.
NO. 250-Repealing the nursery law.
NO. 214-Appropriating money for
building at the state school for the
No. 254-Requiring publication of
saloon blacklists.
No. 33O-Attaching Perkins and
Harding counties to Butte county for
legislative
NO. 134--Eixing saIaries of states
attorneys.
No. 329-Prohibiting the bringing
into the state of diseased sheep.
No. 325-Prohibiting townships
from granting saloon licenses within
two and a half miles from the boun-
diaries of a dry town.
NO. 324-Appropriating money for
the salary and expenses of the judge
of the tenth judicial circuit.
No. demonstrating certain funds
of the food and dairy department.
Mo 2c1--A vnnrIC Z ) trrn al,t er-o
law.
Nc. 31s-Amending the sinking fund
law.
No. 29s-Authorizing county treas
urers to maintain suits against non
residents for collection Of taxes.
No. 269-Requiring s~witchlights to
be Kept burning from shutdown to sun
up.
No. 267-Embalmers' license law.
No. 264-General banking law.
No. 242-Re-organizing the insur-
ance department of the tate, defining
their powers and duties.
No. 251-Appropriating money for
buildings at the insane hospital.
No. 23O-Establishing a uniform
system of education in this state.
No. 226-Appropriating money for
building at Aberdeen normal school.
No. 2110-Eliminating immigration
department from state fair depart
ment.
No. 220-Appropriating money for
buildings at agricultural college.
No. lS9-Providing for bee inspec-
tion.
No. l09-Prohibiting any architect
from receiving commissions from deal
ers in building materials and fixing
penalties.
No. 54-Requiring railways to put
in interlocking safety device at juno
ton points.
No. 229-Requiring owners of real |
estate to destroy weeds on highways
on which their lands abut.
No. 284-FiXing terms of court in
the third judicial circuit.
No. 326-Authorizing ali congress- |
ional townships to become separate |
school districts.