Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-03-20

Ons while engaged in useful labor in
such institutions.
291. Revising the law governing
the Office of the insurance commits.
sioner.
292. Bruce. Repeating provision
for annual meeting of county auditors
at state capitol.
294. Newton. Providing for the
sanitation and labelling of food prod.
uctS.
295. Newton. Fixing the salary of
the food commissioner at $4,000.
297. Requiring railroads to build
machinery platforms at stations.
299. Requiring separate letting of
contract for the printing of legisla-
tive hand books.
304. Urdahl. Prohibiting the in
peals from findings of railroad com
missioners.
800. Defining jurisdiction of mu-
nicipal courts.
80. Berg. Authorizing the railroad
commissioners to fix switching rates.
81. Berg. Requiring railroads to
properly light street crossings and in
stall crossing alarms.
312. Berg. Requiring posting of
passenger, freight, express and tele-
phone rates.
316. Larson. $1,000 for purchase
of horses at training school.
BIT. Mart. Requires railroads to
carry passengers Oh freight trains.
322. Bush. Inheritance tax.
325. Patterson of Potter. Appro-
PIRATES $25, 900 for state aid to com
nor schools.
1926. Clark of Dewey. $3.50 for
sheriff's fee in unorganized territory.
327. Dillon. Lien for taxes paid
during redemption year.
32s. Bielski. Extending year of
redemption for one year upon a
ment of contract interest.
329. Giedt. Penalty for placing
rock in highway.
1888. $4,000, salary and expense of
tax commission until next July.
$50. Slade Legalizing incorpora-
lion acts in the town of Fulton.
337. Youngquist. 500 to pay for
a %glandered horse killed by the state.
341. Groth. Creating extension de
I'artment at state college.
343. Parsons. Providing travelling
expenses for county superintendent
OF schools to extent of 5000 per year.
344. Lund To determine heirship
in Indian lands.
345. Olson of B1ookings. $4,000
for addition to creamery building at
the state college.
346. Roberts. Requiring common
carriers to make special reports as
required by commissioners.
34S. Berg. Relating to the CLASH
fication of freight rates.
1852. Q%uickstad. Providing that nc
future appropriation of water for DOW.
er purposes shall be for longer period
than fifty years
1856. Bielski. Limiting tax levies
for 1913 to 102 per cent of the levy
of 1912.
1853. Mcfarland. Widows pension
payable by counties.
l. 364. Davies. Stallion owners lien
372. Slade. Disposal of any sur
Plus funds secured for drainage pur
poses 49,.
387. Revision of military code.
1893. Christopherson. Providing fol-
examination of parties before trial.
HOS. StutenrUth. Changing name
of Northern Hospital for the Insane
to Estate Home for the Feeble Mind
&C."
416. Parsons. Amendment to fire
proof building acts of 1911, permit
ting nonfireproof additions to nonfire
proof building already erected pre-
! vided the addition costs less than thu
original building.
Alt. S23.37 deficiency in the ofic,
Of the secretary of state.
AIS. $1,000 court costs in schoo
land departments.
419. Newton. Road work in incor
ported towns.
All. Berg. Appropriating $4,000
for purchase of additional lands at tn
penitentiary
422. Wolzmuth. Requiring count
commissioners to erect guide posts d
highways, to be paid from the moto
senicle license fund.
429. Tiffany. Enlarging powers Q
city councils in local improvements.
437. Courtney. Legalizing Onid
independent school district.
443 Morris. Procedure of raj
road commissioners to be conducte
in name Of the board.
f4f. 2f0V lot SalaFy ana expense @
executive accountant until next Jul,
AS. $4,000 for propagation 3
hardy alfalfas.
449. Hart. s2,1eG / pay for tn
Howell maps of Black Hills whic.
took gold medal at the Worlds fail
450. A~bolishing Offices of state sun
yeyor and water commissioners.
451. Transportation and tuition Q
school children residing without
school district.
452. General appropriation bill
Carries $2,449,4S4.
453. s47,475.31 deficiency for pull
lie printing.
45s. $500 deficiency in mainter
anee of state house.
459. Protecting taxpayers ownin,