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

the various senators for mileage and
the secretary vas instructed to draw
wal rants upon the state auditor for the
various amounts. Senator Parks, OF
Day, drew $22. so. Senator Amsden,
of Grant, $780, 4.
The salary of the secretary OF the
senate was fixed at So per day; assist
ant secretaries, S. per day; clerks, 81
and So; chaplain, So.
The following bills were introduced:
Al. To amend section A, article /, OF
Justice code of the revised code of 1903,
relating TO the place of trial in actions
in justice court.
AZ. Amending section 100. chapter
8, revised code of civil procedure of
1903, as amended by chapter l22 of the
session laws of 1909, relating to place
of trial of civil actions.
43. To amend section Is, article g.,
chapter !, revised justice code of 1903,
relating to the manne of commencing
actions in justice court.
"A. Instructing the commissioner of
school and public lands to sell Ford's
island in the Missouri river under GER
tain conditions.
45. Amending section 81, chapter
1870, session laws of 1897, relating to
water rights.
46, To repeal section II, chapter
289, session laws of 1909, relating to
the appointment of telephone Inspector.
AZ. To amend section 6, chapter l63,
session laws of 1909, to prevent the
manufacture, sale or transportation of
aduIterated or misbranded. poisonous
or deleterious food, dairy products.
liquors and regulating traffic therein.
AZ. To repeal section 3, chapter 30,
session laws of 1907, relating to the
appointment of scale inspectors.
40. Making it unlawful for insurance
companies which are legally licensed in
the state to transact business in this
state, / place any contract or policy of
insurance, except through and by a
legally authorized and licensed agent or
agents residents of this state; prevent
ing companies from assuming liability
by way of reinsurance for companies
not authorized to do business in this
state. Prescribing the duties of the
insurance commissioner.
Joint resolution 10. Providing for
the disposition of the money obtained
from North Carolina.
House-EIeveuth Day.
Senate joint resolution l, providing
for the investigation of the soldiers
home, located at Hot Springs, and sen
ate joint resolution 8, providing for the
number of legislative handbooks for the
session, having passed the house, were
signed by the speaker.
The following bills were introduced:
SIS. To amend section 8, chapter %,
laws of 1909, to insure better educa-
ton of practitioners of veterinary med.
icine and surgery in the state.rv
6. Repeating chapter lbs, laws of
1909, restricting the number and per-
tainining to the employees of both
houses of the legislature,
81. Amending sections $50 and $50
of the revised civil code, relating to
stock insurance companies, being chap
ter III, session laws Of 1907.
So. Amending section 1903 kof the
revised political code of 1903. relating
to powers and duties of cities in the
matter of local improvements.
So. Comforting upon boards of sup
ervisors power to regulate and control
billiard halls and pool halls and all pub
lie places where games of skill and
chance are played.
70. Amending chapter 233. laws of
1903. relating to salaries of states
attorneys.
II. Amending section 100. code Of
civil procedure, relating to the place of
trial of civil actions.
~. Approprinting money to pay for
repairing the damage done to the state
fair buildings and grounds by the storm
of July 30, 1903.
The speaker appointed the following
persons to constitute the house mem
bers of the committee of investigation
Of the soldiers home, pursuant to the
authority of senate joint resolution No.
!, adopted by the senate and house: J.
L. Brown, of Brown county: A. C. Rob-
erts, OF Day county; r. F. Cranston,
of Campbell county; j. E. Ziebach. of
Buffalo county.
Eleventh Day.
On motion the printers were instruc-
ted to have the journals and bills deliy-
cred not later than 10 o'clock a. M, the
following day.
The president of the senate publicly
read and signed senate joint resolutions
and Subscribed in the house BRO
ceedings for this day-which had passed
both houses.
The president appointed the follow.