The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1911-03-09

publication of lists of adulterated
foods.
Senate Bill No. 40, by Cone, county
auditors to make unofficial election re-
turns.
Senate Bill No. 45 by Perkins, va
ter right bill.
Senate bill No. Sc, by Johnson,
judgments for necessities of life, a
20 per cent lien on earnings of debtors.
Senate Bill No. 62 by Williams, re-
lating to care of insane.
Senate Bill! No. GA by Cone, to pre-
vent obstruction of streets.
Senate Bill No. &C by committee.
$1,000 state house deficiency.
Senate Bill No. 6S by committee,
S129.05 deficiency in maintenance fund
National Guard.
Senate Bill No. II by committee,
S140.54 deficiency in maintenance fund
secretary of state.
Senate Bill No. u by committee,
s46.03 deficiency in maintenance fund,
women's investigating committee.
Senate Bill No. ~ by Mettler, terms
of court at other than county seats.
Senate Bill No. SO by Curtiss, pam
phlet publication of referred laws.
Senate Bill No. 95 by committee,
disbarment proceedings.
Senate Bill No. 81 by Dahl, sum-
moning jurors by mail.
Senate Bill No. 1872 by Mcpherson,
relating to. issuance of tax deeds to
counties.
Senate bill No. III, by the committee
relating to judgments by supreme
court.
Senate Bill No. 112 by Cone, public
ity of legislative acts.
Senate Bill No. 122 by HEAVIER, reg
istration by names for farms and
ranches.
Senate Bill No. 1913 by Weaver fees
of peace officers.
Senate Bill No. 12S by Candy, legil-
izing incorporation of Quinn school
district.
Senate Bill No. 14S by Wymann, in
cidental cash fund for insane hospital.
Senate Bill No. ISL by Cone, manner
of listing personal property.
Senate Bill No. 159 by Bartine, legal
izing Reliance bonds.
oSHdtc ~ NJ. IO- Wy Soii' oppio
priation for Improvement at school
for deaf.
Senate Bill No. 166 by Arneson, Or
ganization of cooperative corpora
tons.
Senate Bill No. 10 by committee,
court expenses in disbarment proceed
ings.
Senate Bill No. ITS by Hedrick, $3.50
to each of six heirs of J. II. King.
Senate Bill No. 1S1 by Norbeck, ST.
500 a year for fire tournaments.
Senate Bill No. 1876 by Amsden, suit
able toilet rooms in railroad sta
tons.
Senate Bill No. 2OS by Wiersbeck,
relating to independent school dis
tricts.
Senate Bill No. 23O by Pearson,
heating plant for deaf school at Sioux
Falls.
Senate Bill No. 256 by committe,
$4,000 to special militia fund.
Senate Bill No. 281 by Candy, terms
of court in the Seventh circuit.
Senate Bill No. 200 by committee,
terms of court in the First circuit.
Senate Bill No. 316 by committee,
uniform blanks in real estate trans
fers.
Senate Bill No. BOG by committee,
creating immigration department.
Senate Bill No. 22S by committee,
code for commission governed cities.
Senate Bill No. 241 by Wyman, re-
pealing the herd law.
Senate Bill No. 104 by Dalton, $20,-
900 a year for capitol commission.
Senate Bill No. PA by Hitchcock, re-
lating to adulteIation of cream and
milk.
Senate Bill No. 300 by Richards,
primary initiative petition.
Senate Bill No. 267 by committee,
publication of insurance statements.
Senate b.. No. 1874 by Perkins, dis
tribution and Use of waters for ir.x-
cation.
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
Senate Joint Resolution No. l, by
Cone, Soldiers Home investigation.
Senate Joint Resolution No. 3, by
Norbeck, legislative hand books.
Senate Joint Resolution No. 4, by
committee, legislative blanks.
Senate Joint Resolution No. 5 by
Hitchcock, ratifying proposed Six
tenth amendment to federal constitu-
ton.
Senate Joint Resolution No. 6 by
Cone, legislative manuals.
Senate Joint Resolution No. 10 by
Curtiss, North Carolina bonds into
general fund.
Senate Joint Resolution No. II by
Perkins, requesting congress to en-
large Fl. Meade.
Senate Joint Resolution No. IS by
Ryan, Gettysburg veterans to 50th an
niversary celebration.
Senate Joint Resolution No. 10 by
Cone, requesting senators to support
Sulloway bill.
senate Bill No. POI by Norbeck, rail-
road code.
Senate Bill No. 73 by Lockhart, pro-
hibiting unfair competition.
Senate Bill No. 222 by Weaver and
Curtiss, $4,000 for Aberdeen normal,
and on the list this spring many of
the farmers moving to this city, 9TH
ers moving to other rented farms and
some, who have made a good stake