The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-02-02
Intended to Make it Impossi-
bic for Saloon Interests
to Refer Measure.
STATE HAIL INSURANCE
APPROVED BY HOUSE

which had no show two years ago.
Representative s%tuverud, refuses
to stay down on his hat pin bill, and
will have 1t back in a different form
tomorrow, with a ten-inch limita.
ton on such pins either for sale or
wearing.
The senate passed senate bills pro-
viding for special assessments for
bulkhead work along streams in
requiring railway companies
to supply freight trains with proper
and passed house bills pro-
.viding an appropriation for damages
at state fair grounds; and authoriz-
ing the consolidation Of certain
state funds.
The house passed the house bills
authorizing hail insurance through
the state insurance department; pro-
viding for placing names on primary
ballots 30 that no man a get an adj
vantage by having his name begin
with q letter neal the beginning of
the alphabet; and to prevent inter-
ference with electrical appliances.
PRIMARY AND GENERAL
ELECTIONS ON SAME DAY
Pierre, S. D.-Whateyer the fate
OF the Bigelow election bill, it has
for itself features which are hard to
appreciate unless a copy of the meas
are is at hand, and a study of it in
its details will show that unless the
man taking It up is different from
the average legislative member, It'll
has more merit within 1t than would.
appear upon a fiat statement Of what
1T attempts to carry out. The ballot
provided is not more intricate than
was the Australian ballot to the vot-
5ers when it was first presented. One
of the features which will give it fa-
vor in the eyes of practical politicians
10 that the voter must vote his party
ticket on the primary part Of his bal
lot to get 1t counted as a party vote
on the general election part of the
ballot. Another feature is that 1t
eliminates one campaign. putting the
whole proposition up at the Novem-!
Der election.
Among new house bills presented
Monday we're: By Jones. legalizing
election at Quinn; Geidt, prohibiting
sale Of liquor to certain people; pro-
hibiting marriage Of persons afflict-
ed with tuberculosis; providing al
lien for service Of male domestic ami
mails; Mertens. providing for al
board Of examiners and registration
of trained nurses; Bracket. fixing
terms Of court in eighth circuit;
Beebe authorizing an expenditure
OF nve dollars for advertising each
farmers institute meeting; Bigelow.
election law, primary and general
all same date: Boskie, appropriat-
ing 100000 for q building at the
state agricultural college; Bruce, APP
plying the provisions Of the state an
DIFFERENTIATION law to the buyer as
well as seller; Bentley. defining the
crime Of stock rustling" and fixing
= penalty Of nye years in the peni-
Tertiary; requiring the Offering Of q
certain amount OF state land in each
county every year.
A Mar anno$n hSl1. ~,n,n. Goods "a
CALLING election at Quinn; Hedrick.
|leIalizing acts Of city of Chamber
lain pertaining to %refunding bonds;
|Gemmill. appropriating $4,000 for
improvements at insane hospital;
Cone, to legalize certain defective ju-
dicial procedure; Lockhart. appro-
priating $4,000 for furniture and fix
lures for girls dormitory at school
for blind; Appropriating $1,000 for
power house at blind asylum; Hoese.
prohibiting notaries from taking ack-
nowledgements in matters in which
they are interested; authorizing eth
ed depositor to draw account when
|it 10 In two names; Candy, appro-
priating $3.50 for gymnasium at
school Of mines; providing that q
wrrant for arrest shall be returna-
BILE before the Justice Of peace near
est where the crime is alleged to
have been committe; requiring
handlers Of school books to receive
only ten per cent for their services
and no charge for freight allowed.
Pierre. s. DIT Is claimed that
within q few days . new bill on the
liquor trafhc will show up. which
VIII attempt to prohibit the shipment