Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-02-06

DO It direct without attempting TO un-
dermine it with such a bill as the one
proposed. n g &
Two bills intended to regulate the
liquor business Of the state have been
Introduced in the house, one by Edo
Of Beadle to limit saloons to one for
each thousand of population. and Ak
ing license fees as high as $500 a
year with other regulations, which
liquor men say will be practical elm
ination OF the saloon business In this
state. Another bill by Reeves Of Da-
yison, proposes that every saloon in
operation in this state shall carry
on its front sign giving the name
of the real owner, with but very lim-
tied signs other than that to attract
the attention of the thirsty The rea.
son for the last bill appears to ba
that the saloons or the state are to 4
large extent owned by certain brew
cry companies, and 1t is to put them
on the list as actual owners where
they are such that this Is presented.
The senate bill which attempts to
eliminate liquor men from buying a
small tract of land and dividing u
into handkerchief plats among their
friends to secure signatures to license
petitions on the part of "freeholders"
appears to have fallen into bad lines,
and after being badly riddled in the
senate it has been sent back to the
committee to attempt to patch it up
for another appearance later in the
session. IN
New Senate Bills. II
1853. Appropriation committee-Ap.
propriating $22.50 for transferring re.
mains of Franklin Van Ocher from
abandoned cemetery to Soldiers home
cemetery.
159 By Misunderstanding to report
of superintendent of insane asylum.
l6O. By Wright - Appropriating
money to pay premiums at state fair,
and money for improvements on fair
:
grounds. % So Ga
i61. BY Wipf-Relating to intoxi-
eating liquors. s,5.e. I'm. I. s4.,.z Z.
1852. BY Wright Relating ito in.
vestments of life and accident or stock
life insurance securities.
1853. BY Cooley Appropriating
$4,000 for hog cholera serum.
1854. BY Patterson of Gregory -
Bulk sale act. 4E
! 1S5. BY Howe-Repealing fire mar
shal act and abolishing office. ais.
167. By Howe-Prohibiting state
auditor from allowing warrants for
state officers at state meetings, fairs,
etc. a-. m.g
1853. BY Murphy Appropriating
$4,000 for agricultural and dairy ex.
tension work. ,.1&
1853. By Hale - Fixing terms, OF
court in the Twelfth circuit.
The senate passed senate bill 101,
relating to attendance at state blind
asylum. . ~. .t -.
1 New House Bills. 7. d
222. BY Heglin Appropriating
surplus in the state game fund for
state geologist for preserving and
mounting specimens Of South Dakota
birds and animals. E
223. BY Stokes County option
herd law.
224. BY Dillon Appropriating
money for agricultural extension
work.
225. By Tidblom-Limiting term in
which objections may be made IT,
notices involving title to real estate.
226. BY Colgan-Providing for one
day rest in seven in all industries
22S. BY Patrick-Providing fol
construction of bridges on county
lines.
229. BY Johnson--Amending sec
tion 4, article 301, of the session laws
of 1909, relating to actions for injury
or wrongful death.
230. BY Dillon-Appropriat SO,
600 for state experimental farm il
Perkins county.
231. BY Stoddard of Turner-Pro
viding that tax paid on real estate by
mortgages or other lien holders is 2
lien on the real estate.
232 By Stoddard of Turner-Pro
viding for uniform blanks for transfe,
of real estate.
233. Appropriation committee-Ar
propriating s2,5O0 for criminal prose
cutions in unorganized counties.
234. Appropriation committee-Ap
propriating $50 on balance due w. F
Karbel. II
235. Appropriation committee-Ap
propriating $500 for claims Of count;
assessors and county auditors for wors
In unorganized counties.
236. By Patterson of Corson-Es
tablishing dry farming experiment