Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-03-02
House Fortv-seventh Day.

public examiner.
$50. For the preservation and pro-
lection of big game. providing for an
open season and fixing a license fee.
38l. Providing for the payment of
the expenses of the judges of the
supreme court while absent from their
places Of their legal residence in the
discharge of their duties as such judges
and to provide for an allowance TO such
Judges when they live at Pierre.
382. Providing for fees TO be paid
by building, savings and loan associa-
tons for examinations.
383 Providing for the organization
If trust companies, defining their pow
ers, and TO repeal chapter "a, session
laws 1905.
House bill l44, relating to betting on
gambling games. was defeated.
House bill 28l, amending section AIS,
code of criminal procedure, relating to
defendants who are found to be insane,
was passed
House bill PSI, amending section 4S6,
code of criminal procedure of 1903,
pertaining to the testimony of husband
and wife, was passed.
House bill 46, an amendment relating
70 drainage, was passed.
House bill 256, recognizing and
reestablishing the insurance department
Of the state. was passed
House bill 263, relating to the bonds
IL insurance on steam threshers, was
passed.
The following bills were introduced:
3S4. Relating TO express companies
and to the rates of charges to be exact
ID by them for the trans portation of
express within this state
3S5. To redistrict the state into leg
islative districts, and to a,portion the
number of senators and representatives
therein.
House bill 3l7. appropriating money
for the payment of the costs and
expenses connected with the investiga-
ton of charges against the manage
rnent of the South Dakota Soldiers
Home and providing for the payment
thereof, was passed.
House bill l3S. defining and providing
for physical education In all schools and
state educational institutions; also, per-
nissively in schools of towns. villages
and in rural schools, with instruction
FOR teachers, was passed.
Senate Forty-seventh Day.
Senate bill i73, providing for the
appointment, duties and powers of Jail
and poorhousc inspectors, was passed.
Senate bill 247, an amendment per-
tanning to deputy county superinten-
dents, was passed.
The following bills were introduced
ZIG. Exempting owners of live stock
from expense for inspection or treat
ment under chapter 271, laws Of 1907
277. Providing for an executive
accountant. assistants, their compensa
tion, powers and duties, and appropri
ating money for salary and expenses Of
the executive accountant and his assist
ants.
27S. An appropriation for the com.
inissioners' expense fund and the irsci
dental expense fund of the board OF
railroad commissioners for the balance
&nce of the fiscal year 1911.
Joint resolution %. proposing anc
agreeing TO an amendment to section s
article s of the constitution, and sub
hitting same 10 vote of the people
House -Forty-ninth Day.
The following bills were introduced
S86. Providing for the sale and con
veyance of public property of counties
manner Of proceedings therefor. cour
proceedings hereunder, and confirma
tion of sale by the court.
3S7. Providing for an executiv,
accountant. assistants, their compensa
tion. powers and duties. and appropri
ating money for the salaries ant
expenses thereof.
Joint resolution 10, proposing ant
agreeing to an amendment to section 9
article 8 of the constitution and sub
hitting the same to vote of the PEG
pie.
House bill 228, an amendment relat
ing to the assessment of telegraph com
psnies, was passed.
House bill 327, an amendment rela,