The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1909-03-18
SOUTH DAKOTA LEGISLATURE (.
HOUSE AND SENATE BILLS, SESSION OF 1908,
ENACTED INTO LAW.
House Bills

y. II. NO. l-TToElulhS loi io6iSe
hand books.
No. 16--Giving greater powers 10
judges of probate courts in the ming
of wills.
No. 14-Fixing form Of answer in
justice courts.
]. r. No. S-Memorializing congress
to open all Indian reservations in
No. 29-Providing for state board Of
dental examiners.
No. lO-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
anti -polygamy amendment to the con-
stitution.
No. 11S-Allowing term of court to
bs held In towns other than county
seat. where sal county seat is more
than three miles from railroad.
J.. 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 con-
gress to make Fort Meade a brigade
post.
No. 157-Providing funds for finish
ing capitol building.
No. 60-Limiting time in which pro-
"ceedings can be commenced to secure
tax deeds.
No. 41-Penalty for using abusive
and obscene language.
]. r. No. 6-Providing for a vote of
the people Of question Of leasing state
school and for agricultural purposes.
No. S-Requiring vocal music to be
taught in schools.
No. 30-Requiring county t~reasurers
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. 50-Providing for the OF
redemption OF sale under execution.
No. 9O-Requiring ~assignees of
county treasurer.
No. 16S-GiVing additional powers
to cities and towns in the licensing Of
fairs. etc.
No. 20-Preventing unfair discrim-
ination in the purchase of grain, live
stock and commodities.
No. 190-Appropriating money for
the presidential electors.
No. 71-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
foreclosure on execution.
No. 51-Fixing terms OF court In the
fifth judicial district.
No. 13-Relating to elections in in
dependent school districts.
No.. 204-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.
M 1pD--I acn1i0in Tho nIa1tSn- d.
Butte county.
No. 145-Allowing counties to in
crease their donations to county fairs.
No. 146--Increasing powers Of town
boards.
No. 241-Providing manner of en-
No. s7s-Miitary code.
No. 52-Attaching the county 0;
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. 93-Making the offering of So
900 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.
t' AVE- all dEltUu-
ment to the constitution relating to
salary Of the attorney general.
No. 260-Appropriating money to
repair Science, hall at Vermillion.
No. 205-Relating to the service of
summons in justice court.
No. 174-REating to school dis
trict boundaries under the general law.
No 254-Allowing probate courts to
open up their judgments for correc-
ton of errors.
]. r. No. II - Memorializing con-
gress to remove the tariff from lum-
Der.
No. 25~3-Legalizing the incorpora-
uon Of washington school district.
No. 7S-Ffxing the time of election
in towns and villages the same as in
cities.
No. DISTRIBUTING libel suits to be
brought In the county in which the
alleged libel was perpeterated.
No. 284-Providing manner of de-
scribing unbranded horses to be ship
ped out Of the state.
Nc. 116 - Creating a tuberculosis
sanitarium at Custer.
No. 2S9-Providing for special as
sessments on state lands for drainage
purposes.
No. 251-ADpropriating money for
deficiency Of railroad commission.
Nc. 250-Appropriating money to
continue the work of railroad valua-
tlOH III the state.
No. 252-Appropriation for mainten-
ance of state house.
No. 270-Appropriating money for
printing house and senate journals
and bills.
No. 21s-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 h same
basis as other beneficiary companies.
No. 183--Fixing qualifications OF
county superintendent of schools.
Nc. 298-General drainage law.
No. 308-Permitting inspection Of
records Of county officers by any resi-
lent of the county.
No. 3l3-Provides method of pro-
cedure in collections under the inner
itance law.
No. lS-Prohibiting 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
Nc 98-Providing manner of estab-
fishing roadway to isolated tract of
land.
No. 4--Increasing number Of sup
RENE court judges to five.
NO. 296-Fixing terms of court In
the eighth judicial circuit.
No. 372-Repealing that part OF code
which allows sub-contractors to file
liens,