Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1911-02-23

passed
Senate bill 1872, an appropriation fol-
furniture and fixtures for the girls
dormitorv and gymnasium for the state
school for the blind at Gary. was
passed
Senate bill I'll, amending section 2l92
revised political code of 1903, relating
to the interest on tax sale certificates,
was passed.
House Forty fifth Day,
The following bills were introduced:
! 37G. Amending chapter 40, session
laws 1909, relating to agricultural fair
corporations, and providing for county
aid for the same.
377 Amending section 8, sarticle 2,
chapter DID, session laws of 1909, relat-
ing TO the organization and control of
banks.
BIS. Prescribing election procedure
in cities, towns and adjacent territory,
organized as independent school dis
tricts.
House bill POS, amending chapter 144,
session laws of 1906, relatingsto the
! parole of convicts, was passed.
Senate-Forty-f fifth Day.
Senate bill 20s, amending section IT'S,
chapter l35, session laws 1907, relating
to independent school districts, and
declaring the effect thereof, was
passed.
Senate bill III, providing for the
payment by the county of the actual
travelling expenses of the county super
intendent, was passed.
Senate bill %, amending section 3,
chapter 262. session laws of 1909, relat-
ing to the regulation of the public SER.
vice stallion and Jacks: to require the
registration of stations and Jacks; and
to provide for the enforcement thereof.
was passed.
The following bills were introduced:
258, Amending section /, chapter 90,
session laws of 1907, being an act
relating to powers of city councils.
259. Providing method of deter
mining the rental value of warehouses,
coal sheds or other building sites to be
paid by owners of public warehouses.
coal sheds or other buildings upon the
rght-of-way. depot grounds or ware
house lots of any railroad company.
2bO. Amending section 6, chapter
lS9, session laws 1903, pertaining to the
compensation of state inspectors of
oils
2bI. An appropriation to build on the
state experimental farm at Eureka, an
employers house, barn, corn cribs,
ana 10 put down and equip a well.
2oz. Authorizing the railroad COM
mlssioners to appoint an auditor; to
provide for his compensation; to define
ms duties and requiring the railroad
companies TO supply the auditor with
two copies of all publications, includ-
ing tariffs, rules and regulations effect
ing charges made for freight and pass
enger service from and to points within
the state.
263 Amending chapter 1911, laws of
1907. relating to municipal courts.
House Forty-sixth Day
House bill 146, fixing the terms Of the
circuit court within and for the ninth
judicial circuit, was passed.
House bill 100, regulating the taxing
of unplatted or unimproved lands living
within tie limits of cities of the third
class. and Incorporated towns. was
passed.
House bill 217, to provide for the pub
LEGATION of the expense in drainage pro-
ceedings, was passed.
House bill 283. prohibiting city attor-
neys of any city of the first class. or
under the commission form of govern
ment, from representing any defend
AIT in criminal action for crimes
committed in the county wherein such
city IS situated, was defeated.
lSenate-Forty-sixthD Day.
Senate bill 256, to transfer money in
the special militia fund, was passed.
Senate bill ZIG, amending section
2262, civil code. relating to bills of
exchange, was passed.
Senate bill 48, repeating section 8.
chapter 210, session laws 1907, relating
to appointment of scale inspectors. was
passed.
Senate bill 1873, comforting upon
county courts authority to declare the
termination Of life estates in real prop.
erty, was passed.
The following bills were introduced:
2G4. Providing for the registration
of voters for all regular and special
elections in all cities and incorporated |
towns.
265. Amending section 3272, revised
political code of 1903, relating to the
secretary of the state historical society.
266. An amendment to the revised
political code of 1903, relative to insur.
ance tax for fire department.
267 Amending section 500, revised
civil code of 1903, relating to annual
statements of insurance companies.