Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-03-18
NO. 100 - Creating office of state
building Inspector for regulation of

! OF the state university.
| NO. 27S--Appropriating money for
a central heating plant at the state
university.
No 94-Appropriation for state fair
at Huron.
No 421-General appropriation bill.
Senate Bills
| No 74-Legalzing the Incorporation
! or the town of Cotton.
]. r. No. 6-Authorizing the ac-
| ceptance of a donation from Andrew
Carnegie for library at the state
university.
No. 24-Requiring railroads to build
woven wire fence along their right of
way when farmer has so fenced the
rest of field.
| No 44-Requiring circuit court
judges to adopt uniform rules of prac-
tice.
No. S7-Fixing punishment for rape.
NO. 5l-Authorizing railroad COM
mlssioners to appear and prosecute
cases before the interstate commerce
commission.
No. 125-Legalizing a bond election
at Fort Pierre.
No. SO = Legalizing defective ac-
acknowledgements.
No. 9o-Fixing time when town Of
f1cers shall qualify.
NO. 35-Electric headlight bill
~. oS-INequIJlHS TdllTOiQ COM
panies to report number of elevators
along their lines.
NO, Embarrassing board of chart
lies from three to five members.
NO. 162-1nitiative county option
law.
No. 1S-Requiring mutual fire in
surance companies to keep re-insur-
anCe reserve.
No. 5S-Requiring railroad COM
Danles to provide suitable toilet rooms
at their stations.
No. 19-Limiting liability of mutual
fire insurance policy holders.
No. providing for election Of
county commissioners by districts.
No. 10-Establshing standard form
Of life insurance policy.
No. l4S-Providing manner of work.
ing highways on township lines.
from jury service.
No. 125-Regulating the admission
of evidence in civil actions.
NO. 144-Reducing the number of
residents required for Incorporating a
town to 100.
No. 17S-Creating the tenth judicial
circuit.
No. 50-Requiring railroad COM
panies to report ell wrecks to the
railroad commissioners.
No. 64-Requiring suitable stations
at junction points,
iNo. lfo-ItequlTlllS warehouse men
at terminal points to return weight
certificates to initial shipping point
No. 3-Providing manner of for.-
closure CT real estate mortgage by ad-
vertisemeht.
No. 316-Requiring the officers of
new counties to transcribe records to
old county
No. 240-Provides for the apportion-
ment of debt where counties are di-
vided.
No. 36-Fish protection law.
No. 43 Prohibiting premature
mortgaging of crops.
No. 2O9--F'iXing powers Of water US
ers' associations.
No. 142-Providing method of trans
porting girls to state training school.
No. 174-FiXing penalty for depre-
datlons on state school lands.
No. Swallowing towns to issue re-
funding bonds for floating debts.
No. 19O-Prohibiting the advertising
Of venereal and private diseases.
No. 205-Legalizing the bond cleo
ton of Doren school district in Stan
ley county.
u No. 234-Requiring the keeping of
records of unmanufactured precious
metals.
No. 243-Providing for joint COM
mission to settle financial affairs Of
the counties Of Butte, Harding and
Perkins.
No. 1So-Puttng control of the pub
LEGATION of state board reports in the
hands of the various boards.
No. 132-Empowering cities to con-
struct sewer systems and assess and
collect taxes for same.
NO. l64-t1x1ng penalty for taking
narcotics or other habit-forming drugs
on grounds of any state institution.
NO. 41--Requiring the consent Of
two thirds of the members of corpora
fer tDlt if,,r
a corporation.
No. 6O--Fixing salaries of county
judges.
NO. 203-Fixing jurisdiction in
criminal cases in two counties.
No. 24S-F'ixing jurisdiction in Of
lenses committed on lakes or streams.
No. 112-Requiring legislative bills
to be enrolled and engrossed in type
writing.
No. 17o-Giving the state equal num-
Der of challenges with the defense in
criminal cases.
No. 161 - Revealing certain laws
which limit bank loans.
NO. 126-Requiring railroads to
construct Viaducts at street crossings.
j. R. No. S-Providing for the print
ing of legislative manuals.
No. 280-Providng for manner Of
satisfaction or chattei mortgages.
No. 3l2-Conferring additional pow
ers on state capitol commission.
No. 159-EXempting members Of
volunteer fire departments from jury
service and poll tax
No. 1S4-Method of proceedings in
garnishment cases.
No. 131-Authorizing board of char
tiles and corrections to sell certain
lands to the city of Sioux Falls.
No. 2S6-Authorizing cities to pre-
vent pollution of water supply.
No. 25-Express rate bill. Twenty
per cent reduction.
No. 22S-Method of satisfying mort
cages given on state capitol lands.
No. 2S7-FiXing penalties for cruel
ty to animals.
No. 259-Fixing rate of taxation on
corporate property.
No. 314-Pure food law.
No. 313-State standard form OF
fire insurance policy.
No. S5-Empowering towns and
counties to establish highways with a
view to saving bridge building.
No. 239-Providns manner Of con-
structing bridges on county lines.
No. 113-Elmnates the writing of
permanent journals Of both houses
No. 17l-Fixing fees of attorneys
in foreclosure cases.
No. 160-Fxing compensation for
taxation in unorganiZed counties.
No 315-AuthOriZinu copSoli6a tjon