The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-03-18

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commission power over express COM
panies.
]. R. No. 22 - Memorializing on
gresS to set aside a township in the
Bad lands for a national reserve.
]. r. No. 20 MemorialiZing con-
gress to sink artesian wells in the arid
sections.
J.. r. Nc. 20 - Memorializing con-
gress to establish hospitals at Europ-
a ports of embarkation.
]. r. Nc. Is - Memorializing con-
gress to permit the state to TAX lieu
lands in place of the Black Hills for
est reserve lands.
No. 171-Providing manner Of levy
ing assessments against state lands
for drainage purposes.
No. 147 - Requiring all accounts
against incorporated town to be sworn
to.
No. 276-Providing for the manner
of rebate of monies paid for void tax
titles.
No. 1Ss-Changing lines Of oil in
pection districts in the state.
No. 267-Providing for a commits
sion for plating h grounds of all
state institutions.
No. 321-Authorizing independent
school districts to increase their in
debtedness for the purpose of adding
more school buildings.
ANos ~ y lHiiAS AAN 'OoAN ~
make deficiency levies for 1910 and
1911.
No. 26-Fixing duties of secretaries
of county mutual insurance compan-
les.
No. 244-Increasing compensation
of county commissioners to $500 year
ly.
No. 144-Fixing length OF corner
stones in r~e-surveys.
No. 227-Requiring city auditors to
publish financial statement, and fix
ing penalty for neglect.
No. 309-Fixing tuition for eighth
grade graduates.
No. 263-Legalizing acts Of the
county commissioners and county au-
ditor of Potter county.
No. 210-Giving power companies
right of eminent domain in setting
poles.
No. 22S-Changing name Of school
for the blind at Gary.
No. 265-Fixing terms Of court in
the sixth judicial circuit.
No. 102-Relating to the recording
of quit claim deeds.
No. Pure drugs law.
No. 3SO-Making jurors fees SO per
day.
No. 314-Fixing Jurisdiction Of
county courts.
No. 113-Protecting ~fur-bearing ami
mails.
No. 27s-Providing form of saloon
bond.
No. 79-Hotel license act.
No. 265-Appropri9tion for general
printing.
]. R. No. 35 - Memorializing con-
gress TO take care of waters of the
Red River of the North.
]. r. No. 81 Memorializing con-
Cracc IN rrnoto q civil war roll nf
honor.
J. r. No. 3s-Declining the gift Of
the Chamberlain Indian school.
J. r. No. 11-Amending the consti-
tuition in regard to taxation.
j. r. No. 33-Requiring question of
the location Of any new state institu-
ton to be submitted to a vote of the
people.
]. r. No. "a Memorializing con-
gress to provide means for patients
at the Battle Mountain sanitarium for
fare home.
The following house bills are still in
the hands Of the governor:
No. 370-Allowing counties of over
1000 population to establish county
hospitals.
No. 413--Limiting voting powers Of
shares of stock in corporations.
No. 295-Relating to the place OF
trial in civil actions.
No. 34S-Putting reading circle fund
into state general fund.
No. 422-Appropriating money for
salaries of the supreme court judges
and their s~tenographers to n Of
present fiscal year.
No. 41S-Appropriating money for
expenses Of commissioners Of the SOL
diers' home.
No. 394-Fixing additional compen-
sation for registers Of deeds where
nnnrUoniza1 nnltnfipa y offooha1 fn
their county.
No. 256-Appropriating money for
the national guard.
No. 159-Appropriating money for
school of mines.
No. 42o-Authorizing counties to
pay bounty for tree planting.
No. 123-ReQuiring railroads to
maintain feed racks and water troughs
at stock yards upon order OF the rail-
road commissioners.
No. 1s4-Appropriating money for
manufacture n distribution Of hog
cholera serum.
No. 324-Fixing salaries Of resident
officers at insane hospital.
No. 3646-Appropriating money for
state grading taxes for state capitol
ground.
No. 321-Appropriating money for
railroad rate litigation.
No. l61-Fixing penalty for seduc-
ton.
No. 4os = Fixing the salaries Of
county auditors.
No. 404-Appropriation for payment
of and Office filing fees.
No. 3s7-Requiring the buying OF
supplies for soldiers home to be
bought by competitive bids.
No. 392-Providing for control and
care Of unclaimed dead bodies.
No. 26S-Appropriating money for
additional buildings at the Redield
hospital.
No. 2s7-Appropriating money for
soldiers home.
No. Sss-Appropriation of money for
expense of election in Perkins and
Harding counties.
No. 271-Regulating public service
Of stations and jacks.
No. 4l6-Putting all telephone COM
panies in state under control Of the
railroad commission.
No. 240--Appropriation for buildings
on state experimental farms at Eu-
reka, Cottonwood and Harding.
No. 76-Bank deposit insurance act.
No. 262-Establishing live stock
sanitary board for controlling infec-
tious and contagious diseases.
No. 419-Additional appropriation
for h carrying on Of two-cent rata
litigation.
No. s07-General primary election
law.
No. 33S-Requiring all state officers
to itemize their accounts to the low
est possible limit.
No. 407-Contributory delinquency
act.
No. 154-Juvenile court act.
No. 61-Limiting the time within