Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1913-02-07

ing up to 1858, S05.93, which cover
wide scope of wants. The list Of
house bills is:
photographic survey ........$ 1900
Watertown insane asylum. -. $4,000
Furniture and equipment at
Spearfish normal .......... 1000
Hess & Rau, materials and la
por ...''..... ......'..... 0io
Building and equipment at
school of mines .......... $4,000
Judgment soldiers home board 900
Farmers institute work 900. 5000
Legislative expenses. ........ 1859
Furnishings at Redfield hos
pital 5000
Equipment at Spearfish 49,. $4,000
Detention hospital soldiers
home ...... ......... 1000
Building at Redfield hospital. 100000
High school teachers at Greg
ory .......... ........ 5000
Buildings at Madison normal. $4,000
Two delegates to Europe to
study cooperative societies. 2,400
Annual appropriation for por-
traits of governors ........ b00
The senate has been more modtMrte
so far, and outside of duplicates to
house bills has asked for:
Improvements at Brookings
college ......... .........S zu,UuU
Buildings at Brookings. ...... 10000
To purchase brady collection
or curlOS 4,VUO
Legislative telegraph ex-
penSeS OF
For bureau OF child and ami
man protection ............ 5000
For A. H. Wheaton, expenses
claimed .......... 04o
To secure land lists for tax
llSCS .... 10
To Jacob w. Eggers to re-
imburse for lands lost ...... APO
improvement of capital
grounds .......... ....... 10000
For elevator at soldiers home 1000
Land office filing fees ....... 5000
Refund for erroneous state
lease .... liz
Building at state university. 100000
Estate of Edwin Howell, two
relief maps of Black Hills. 1920
State highway fund ...... $4,000
To John Schuster for errone-
GUS lease ................ 4Uz
To carry out state child and
animal protection laws. -. 2,400
Up to the time of the recess, two
acts had been completed and filed
with the secretary Of state, one OF
these being the law which provided
the cash for payment of legislative ex-
penses; and the other the equal suf-
frage resolution. Two senate resolu-
lions have been passed but not filed,
one being a memorial to congress for
revision of Indian land lease provi-
sions; the other memorial asking for
320-acre homesteads.
Bills Are Numerous.
The members have been more active
in turning in raw material on which
to work than was the session of two
years ago up to this date, the house
having started 1873 bills this year with
10 two years ago, while the senate
showed only 80 new bills two years
ago as against Ill for this session at
the same date.
Bills Passed.
The senate has passed senate bills:
No. 6, relating to protests on bills OF
exchange; No. %, legalizing incorpo-
ration of town of White River; No. 1S,
providing for holding terms of circuit
court at other than county seats; No.
8. fixing fees of clerks of court in ap-
peal cases; No. T. providing for meth
cd of payment of fees to supreme
court; No. 5, relating to checks; No.
4, appropriation of money for fur
nishing Redfield hospital.
Senate joint resolutions passed have
been: No. 1, relating to amendment
of constitution of United States; No.
4. requesting congress to make Fort
Meade a permanent military post; No.
5. proposing and recommending con-
stitutional convention for the state;
No. 6, memorial to congress to limit
Jurisdiction of United States circuit
courts; No. Z, providing for number of
legislative hand books; No. 10, agree
ing to amendment of article Fl of ma
tional constitution; No. IL, memorial
izing congress for presidential pri-
mary; No. IA, requesting congress to
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