Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-01-19

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and upon the roll call the motion lost.
A motion prevailed that acommittee
of three be appointed by the president
to act with a like committee on the
part of the house to formulate munici-
pal court Legislation.
The following bills were introduced:
so. Appropriating money for incl
dental expenses for 1910 in the office OF
commissioner of insurance.
81. Amending section 3, chapter 176,
laws of lSO9. relating to municipal
courts.
So. Amending section 80, chapter
1871, laws of 1907, and sections 4, 8 and
10 of chapter 176, laws of 1909, relat-
ing % municipal courts.
So. Amending section 1884 OF the
revised civil code of 1903, relating to
order of succession.
54. To amend chapter 1875, session
laws of 1909, defining and relating to
the inspection, regulation and licensing
of hotels, inns and public lodging
houses, prescribing rules and regula-
tons for their operation so as to insure
the the safety, health and comfort OF
their guests through fire protection
and sanitary measures, prescribing for
the appointment of Inspector of hotels,
prescribing their duties and qualihca-
tons and fixing their compensation;
providing for the creation, raising and
expenditure of a ''hotel inspection
fund.-" and prescribing penalties and
fixing penalties for the violation OF the
provisions thereof.
House-Twelfth Day.
In the absence of the speaker the
chief clerk called the house to order
and requested nominations for speaker
pro tenn. Mr.. Trumbo nominated Mr..
Issenhuth and the question being put
he was unanimously elected. Messrs.
Peterson and Millett were appointed as
a committee to escort him to the chair.
MI. McMaster moved the folio wing
concurrent resolution: "Be it resolved
by the house of representatives, the
senate concurring, that the senate and
house of representatives adjourn on
Wednesday, January Is, 1911, to meet
again on Tuesday, January "a, 1911, at
8 o'clock, p. M
Mr.. Peterson moved to amend the
resolution to read January %, 1911, to
February 8, 1911. Which amendment
upon roll call was lost.
The original motion being put it met
with an affirmative vote of all members
present.
The chief clerk was instructed to
again advise the printer to conform TO
the action of the house with regard to
the printing and delivery Of bills, and
to insist on such action by the printer.
The following bills were introduced;
+ 70. To amend section 4l8 of the code
of criminal procedure.
IA. An act to abolish the Office OF
state surveyor and to transfer the dut-
les Of state surveyor to the state engi.
neer, to amend chapter 8, article 8, Of
the revised political code Of 1909, and
to repeal section l25. chapter 3, article
s, revised political code of 1903.
rs. Fixing the terms of court in the
sixth judicial circuit.
76. Relating to the drainage of state
institutional and school lands, and the
manner of payment provided.
". Relating to railroad crossings.
Is. Requiring the publication In the
official county newspapers of the list of
adulterated and misbranded foods, bev-
erages. candies, drugs, linseed oils and
other preparations and products as are
reported by the state food and dairy
commissioner.
79. To repeal chapter l4l Of the laws
Of 1909, relating to public treating to
intoxicating liquors.
80. To amend sections 3 and 5, chap
ter 20, session laws Of 1908, relating to
the adulteration of linseed oil.
81. To render judgments for the
necessities of life upon twenty-five per
cent of the earnings of the judgment
debtor and to provide for punishment
in such cases.
80. Appropriating money for the
per diem and mileage and salaries OF
the president and members of the SEN
ate and the members of the house, and
the employees of both houses. and for
the per diem and mileage of the lieu
tenant governor as member of the
board of canvassers.
SO. Amending section ], chapter lSS,
session laws of 1903, relating to the
protection of fur bearing animals.
House bin No. 10. to legalize certain
bonds Of the city Of Tyndall and the
acts Of the officers pertaining thereto
was placed upon it's final passage and
passed.
Senate-Twelfth Day.
Upon motion the following resolution
was adopted:
Be II resolved by the senate, the
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