The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-02-16
state. which wosid practically bal
ance the expense Of publication at
the maximum provided for the pa
pers under thsir proposed amend
ment. and which In case Of but one
or two laws e b referred would be
far belo wthe cost under the orovis-
ions Of the Curtiss bill as presented.
BROWN COUNTY TRYING FOR
BIG GRAB FOR NORMAL

and drug department; 294. Roberts
providing what shall be dishonor Of
bill of exchange; 295. Browne, ap
propriating $4,000 for heating
plant at Northern Normal; 296
Browne, Ceiling, Swanson and Scott
appropriating 5000 to Howard Har,
per for injuries received at North
ern Normal; 2s7. Brown and others
appropriating $1,000 for purchase o,
tract of land at. the Northern Nor.
NAL; 298, Browne and others. appro
priating $4,000 for new building al
Northern Normal; 299, Jones. appro
priating $2.095 to reimburse Edward
e. Howell for two relief maps of the
Black Hills; 500 Hayes, appropriate
ing $4,000 for building at Custe,
sanitarium; 301, Hayes, fixing regu-
lations for admission to the state tu.
berculosis hospital.
The house tangled up over the
senate bill to license itinerant ply.
sicians and finally sent it back to
committee; and passed Senate bill
IS providing for regulation for wa.
ter users. Then. the house adjourn.
ed to $3.50 Tuesday afternoon next
New senate bills presented were:
220, Hitchcock, fixing rates Of tut.
ton in state schools; 221, Curtiss
and Weaver, appropriating $4,000
for repairs at Northern Normal; 222,
by same, appropriating $45.00o build
ing at normal; 223. ! Weaver and
Curtiss appropriating $4,000 to pur-
chase land at NortheTa Normal; 224
by same for Howard Rarper injured
at normal: 225. Hitchcock, fixing
township saloon licenses at IS q
year; 226, Wyman (request), requir-
ing corporation to give letter show
ing number of years served to en-
ployee discharged; 227, Cone. regu-
lating the use Of checks; 22s. Cone,
providing for government Of cities
under commission, one Of the bills
prepared by the committee here
looking after city legislation; 229,
Gone, regulating the practice Of den
tistry.
Senate passed senate bills 181 ap-
propriating money for the soldiers
home board; 1853, Fixing the mini
mum floor and air space for patients
at the insane hospital; 1872, appro-
priating $71.23 tax rebate to town of
Java; lis, appropriating $3.50 to
each of the heirs of John H. King,
on old account against state; $50, ap-
propriating $423.7O to pay judg-
ment against state held by Margaret
w. Mellette.
Senate passed house bills: 80,
Knight, providing penalties for adul-
teration of linseed oil; A, Newton,
changing the name of the food and
dairy department to food and drug
department.
The senate adjourned to o'clock
Tuesday next.
STATE GAME WARDEN HAS
NEW GAME LAW FOR STATE
Pierre, S. D.-Game Warden Ban
croft has drawn new game bill
which has for its purpose the put
ting of the game laws Of this state
more nearly on the basis of those OF
Minnesota. He does away with
county game wardens altogether and
provides for twenty-five state depu.
ties, one to be an Office deputy, and
another chief field deputy each OF
which is to draw a salary of 500 q
month. The other deputies would be
appointed from month to month as
needed, increased and reduced in
numbers when there is need for q
greater or smaller number of depu-
ties as the occasion may require,
these deputies to receive SIS month
each for the time they serve. TIC
provide for the payment of this
force he would have eighty per cent
of the license money come to the
state, and but twenty per cent to &c
to the counties, in place Of the pres
lent plan of half and half division
The plan would also place the whole
machinery of enforcement of the
game laws under direct control OF
the the warden, and not place it tc
large extent in the hands of loca
men. In the bill he changes the open
season for all game birds from Sep
tember 10 to September 9TH, witt
the closed season for spring shooting
at April1 instead of 10 as it nov
stands.
TWO DIsTRICTING PLANS
FOR THREE CONGRESSMAN
Pierre, s. D.-Following advice
from Washington that congress ha
given South Dakota a new represen
tative, Representative Whiting, o
woousocket, has prepared and viii
introduce tomorrow congressiona
apportionment bill creating thre
districts. No. will comprise all tn
u