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

Il. Patterson on gregory. IOnStl-
tutional amendment providing circuit
judges may Zee called to sit on SUI
preme bench in cases where supreme
judges are Interested.
%. Norbcck, Constitutional amend,
ment creating board of control.
%. Morgan Asking congress to
pass the M"Cumber grain grading
bill.
25. Dalton. Proposing celebration
Of the twenty. fifth anniversary of
South Dakota.
20. Norbcck, Asking that a presi-
dent be elected for the term of six
years.
81. Lang" Asking congress to
purchase tn" Srotty Philip herd of
buffalo.
80. Mclean Asking congress to
modify the ACT for the manufacture of
dr]naturaIed alcohol.
House Bills.
!. COmstOck. Repeating the act
requiring a magistrate of another
county to enIors" a warrant of arrest
before service.
: tomstock Directing that war
RANTS may be executed by any peace
officer.
a. Prohibiting the use Of the term
On 'ro-operativ" company" to be used
by any association not Incorporated
under this act.
T. WolZmuth 81. 600 for furniture
ana equipment for the girls dormitOry
at Spearfsh.
10. Defining contributory depend
"ncy and delinquency of Juveniles.
is. Giedt Prohibiting clerks of
courts from practicing law.
10. Mcfarland. Providing for the
entering of judgment Notwithstanding
a verdict in certain cases.
"A. Mcfarland. Providing that
fire chiefs or town clerks shall be paid
$3.50 for each fire reported to insur-
anCe commissioner
2G. Mcfarland. Redemption of land
sold for taxes.
%. EIDE. Determining place of
trial for civil actions.
80. Bruce. Many amendments to
the good roads law Of 1911.
30. Waltner. Permitting railroads
to make a 1,cent rate to members of
volunteer fire departments attending
tiremen's tournaments.
33. Labrie. Providing lien upon
threshing machine for wages of labor
ers employed in operating it.
35. Y%oungQuist. A negotiable i'll
strument act.
SO. Ruhlman. Amending law for
transportation of school children.
81. johnson of Yankton. Provides
method of securing highways to iso-
lated tracts.
43. Blake, Prohibiting double sal
aries.
45. Stoddard of Turner. Provides
for farm crossing over railroads.
46. Roberts. Penalties for the sale
of glandered animals.
SO. Ruckman. Liability of inn
keepers for the property of guests.
50. Berg. Cutting out the circle
at the head of party tickets.
so. Martin. Regulating elections
in water users associations.
50. Mcfarland. Providing statute
of limitations on tax certificates.
78. Giedt. Creating a board Of ex
aminers in optometry.
80. $2s, 900 for heating plant at the
Spearfish normal.
81. Berg. Defining unlawful me-
talic deception.
%. Anderson. AutnOrlZ1nS BOARD
of finance to destroy all unclaimed
state warrants after six years from
issue.
81. Christopherson. Giving county
commissioners power to exercise emf
nent domain.
SIS. Christopherson. Permitting
county commissioners to accumulate
funds to be used for erection of court
house and Jail.
SO. Christopherson. Authorizing
county commissioners to purchase,
sell and exchange county property.
81. Christopherson. Authorizing
county commissioners to purchase
sites for county buildings.
So. EIDE. Repeating act allowing
circuit and county courts to be held
elsewhere than the county seat.
SO. Christopherson. Providing for
display Of flags on public school
houses.
81. Titland. Extending date for
paying taxes to April and November,
respectively.
1O5. Swanson. EXempting hotel
keepers from the necessity of provid-
ing ropes in rooms accessible from
fire escapes.
LOT. Quickstad. Providing method
of filling vacancies in county commits
'sioners' offices.
Jos. Granger. Fixing salary of
state engineer at $500.
l0S. Bussey. Requiring inventor
les of all public property,
113. Newton. Providing an annual
consolidation of state tax funds.
la. Urdahl. Method of fixing
rental value of warehouse sites on
railway right of way.
116. Colgan. Providing for addi-
ton of $500 to salary of states attor-
ney in counties having other couu-
ties attached for judicial purposes.
11a. Granger. Authorizing county
commissioners to pay premiums for
agricultural and Industrial contests
among school children.
121. Granger. Fixing compensa-
ton OF county commissioners If coun-
ties having more than sixty townships
at a maximum of $500.
l26. Patterson of Corson. Prohib-
iting immoral dances.
1913. Crawford. Sc automobile n
nual license to &c to road fund.
135. White. Providing that COVER