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

Passed.
Mr.. Byrne moved that the secre-
tary of the senate be instructed to
telegraph Senators Gamble and
Kittredge requesting them to oppose
any action likely to injure Yosemite
national park. Motion prevailed.
House rty-Third Day.
Opening exercises.
Senate bill SO, providing that cer-
tain instruments shall be deemed to
impart notice although not acknowl-
edged. Passed.
Senate joint resolution 6, directing
the board of regents to accept the
gift of Andrew Carnegie of forty
thousand dollars for library build.
ing at the state university at Yer
million. Passed.
Senate bill %, relating to the dut-
les of the board of regents. Killed.
Senate bill A, requiring circuit
judges to adopt general rules OF
practice in civil actions. Passed.
Senate bill 81, amending laws
relating to rape, abduction, carnal
abuse of children and seduction.
Passed.
Senate bill 81, authorizing state
board of railroad commissioners to
appear and prosecute proceedings
before the United States Inter. state
Commerce commission. Passed.
Senate bill 1875, legalizing certain
bonds issued by the City of Fort
Pierre to assist in building the Stan
ley court house. Passed.
House joint resolution IL, memo
rial to congress to maintain and in
crease the tariff on wool. Passed.
House joint resolution Is, memo
rial to congress to remove the tariff
on lumber and building material.
Passed.
House bill 1l2, relating to the
protection OF birds and their nests.
Passed.
House bill 203, authorizing county
commissioners to locate and estab-
lish public highways upon and across
any common school, endowment or
other state lands. Passed.
House bill 204 to provide for a
standard time in South Dakota.
Passed.
House bill $50, appropriating
money for continuing and complet-
ing the work of ascertaining the true
cash value of all railroad property
in the state. Passed
House bill 25l, an appropriation
to pay deficiency in the expense and
incidental fund of railroad commits
sioners. Passed.
House bill, -Appropriating
for deficiency in the maintenance OF
the state house fund. Passed.
Introduction of bills.
II b 246, Gardner-To protect no.
license territory from illicit transfers
of intoxicating liquors.
HB 265, Committee on appro-
priations Appropriating for print
ing and binding of reports of state
officers and state boards.
H B 266, neutrality-suspicious.
for new buildings at state fair
at Huron.
HB 267, notwithstanding a
commission for plating ground and
locating new buildings at northern
insane hospital at Red6eld.
H B 268, Issenhuth- Appropria-
ton for new buildings at northern
hospital for insane at Red6eld.
HB 269, Committee on appro-
priations -Appropriating money for
Legislative supplies deficiency.
H B 271, Peterson OF Clay-Tc
regulate the public service Of stations
and jacks, and requiring registra-
ton.
H B 272, Whiting -Legalizing
certain bonds issued by the City Of
Woonsocket to assist in building the
Sanborn county court house.
HB 273, Peterson of Clay
Appropriating money to build .
central heating and power plant al
the university at vermillion.
H B 274, Arnold Requiring
vendors and manufacturers OF agri'
cultural implements to keep stocl
of extra parts at some city in th'
state.