Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-03-09

mouse IttN-SCNcHth Day.
House bill 1913 was lost.
The following bills were introduced.
AS An appropriation for salary
and expenses Of executive and judicial
departments, for salaries and expenses
OF all officers and departments, for sup
port and maintenance Of the educational
charitable and penal institutions, main
tevance OF state house, for burial OF
deceased soldiers and sailors, for the
conveyance of convicts TO the peniten-
tiary, for geological survey and for
insurance on public buildings, payment
of the u. S. land office fees and con-
Quoting farmers Institutes.
House bill 407 was passed.
House bill 355 was lost.
House bill 422 was passed.
Senate Fifty-seventh Day.
Senate bill 80, providing for the
securing of depositors in the incorpor-
ated banks Of South Dakota, reating
the bank depositors guaranty fund
and providing regulations therefore,
was lost
Senate bill Sl3, an appropriation for
/ building purposes, for furniture, fur
nishings, repairs and improvements,
including fencing, and the purchase Of
horses, at the state hospital for insane
at Yankton, was passed
The following bill was introduced:
3l9. 70 prevent false statements
with reference to the financial condition
standing or reputation of insurance
companies transacting business in this
state.
Senate bill 40S, to provide for the
payment of expenses of the judges of
the supreme court, was passed.
The following bills were introduced:
Joint resolution %, relating to South
Dakota's exhibit at San Francisco
international exposition in 1915.
800. An appropriation for the salar-
les and expenses of the executive and
judicial departments. for salaries and
expenses of all officers and departments.
for support and maintenance of the
educational, charitable and penal insti-
buttons, maintenance of the state house
for burial of deceased soldiers and sail
ors, for the conveyance of convicts to
the penitentiary, for geological survey,
and for insurance on public buildings:
payment of the Z. S. land Office fees,
and conducting farmers institutes.
32l. An appropriation TO cover the
deficiency in funds appropriated for the
the maintenance of the hospital for the
insane. ~
322 An amendment to the session
laws of 1909, relating to primary cleo
tions.
House t.-eiahth Day.
The following bills were introduced:
4l6. An appropriation to pay judge
ments for costs against the railroad
commissioners.
Joint resolution l6. appointing an
honorary commission of FIVE citizens to
Investigate rhe nature ard scope of the
exposition to be held at San Francisco
in 1915 to commemorate the opening
and completion of the Panama canal,
and said commission to report to the
legislature to be held in 1913
House bill l22 was lost
House bill l75 was lost.
4 House bill 1862 was lost.
\ House bill PA was lost.
!. Horse bill 374 was lost.
Il asN senate Fifty eighth Day.
/ Senate bin 205. to make uniform tn.
law of bills of lading, was lost
i Senate bill 24S, an appropriation 70
additional lands at the school of mine
at Spearfsh. was lost.
Senate bill lis, an amendment reIat
| ing TO domestic corporations and pro
viding penalty for accepting none.
in payment for subscriptions of capita
stock before the fling of articles 0
incorporation, was lost.
Senate bill 26s, directing the secre
tary of state to procure insurance o.
the state capitol building and the per
sonal property therein contained, wa
passed.
The following bill was introduced:
; 323. Dividing the state into tire
congressional districts.
House Fiffy-niuth Day.
The day was passed in considering
senate bills and passing upon the sen
ate's amendments to house bills.
81 seuntc Fifty-ninth Day.
A resolution that the per diem of tn
secretary of the senate he increased t
$500 per day, was passed.
! Senate bill 205, an amendment relai
! ing 10 depository bonds BY surety com
panies to cover state funds, was passed
Senate bill 1893. fixing and regulatin
the salaries of county auditors. and prs
Eviding how such salaries shall be PAID
WAS lost.
Senate bill $50, an amendment rela'
ing to primary elections, was passed
Senate bill 318. an amendment rela'
ihR to primary eIeetions, was passel
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