The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-02-18
DEIrGE OF NEW BILLS
IN THE TWO HOUSES

Pierre. S. Din the house today
there were majority and minority re-
ports on the bill to give each OF the
elective state officers Tot already so
provided. fifty dollars expense money
per month, which would be in effect
an increase of $500 per year salary
for each officer. Tho majority re-
ported favorably on the bill, and the
minority against il.
On third reading the house passed
house bills 25a. providing the man
nor of making election returns; 2lS:
attaching Washabaugli county TO
Jackson for judicial rpo 22S.
appropriating $A6."S To pay drainage
assessment on state land in Kings
bury county, 1863, arpTopriating
SIG3.41 judicial expenses 10 Gregory
county; 223, allowing county judges
iot organized counties to which I'M
organized counties are attached,
500 per year for expenses of sucn
additional work; 145. legalizing the
practice OF chiropractics in the state:
lIouseNbill 80, abolishins Springfield
Normal, WAS made Il special order
fer today ut three O'Clock.
New House bills were: 293, Ben
son (requost) providing for anncNa-
ton of contiguous territory TO or
ganizcd towns; 29i, huffman al
lowing sale of state lands in so acre
tracts; 295, Nelson. providing pro-
cedure in county court to obtain q
decree in heirship; 1876. lluntley,
making il the duty of sheriiis to
take patients TO the insane hospital
instead OF the hospitals sending an
attendant: 29T, Besscl. Tcq,icst),
defining libel; 2sT. Jacobs; approp-
Rating 100000 for building ut Ab-
erdcen Normal; 2?9, Jacobs. aDDrop-
Rating $4,000 for girls dornlitory
at Aberdeen normal; 300, lInrsh.
providing for teaching the tuberculin
test TO pupils al the state a%gricultur-
al college: sol, Jacobs, Gequest)
regulating procedure in taking tax
deeds; 302. Bessler, allowing cities
under commission form to hire a
city manager: sos, Mcfarland. reg
Bielski, Rinehart and Benson, pro-
viding method of removal OF public
officials; 305, Widlon. appropriating
$685. to Jorsen Peterson to pay for
horses killed on account of CHAMBERS;
3GG, BnchilolZ. requiring state to pay
witnesses on both sides OF suits; 307
] TschaTner, regulating issuance OF
4 bonds for public service purposes;
sos, Anderson of Clark. allowing co
operative companies to form mutual
insurance associations; 500: Nc
lfarland. appropriatins $3G7.50 to
Henry A. nanten for personal III
juries received when building owned
by state fell; II. j. II. IA, Peterson
! amendment making crop insurance
ii public purpose; 80. Mcfarland,
recurring plats to be filed with gov
erning board of cities before the!
are dedicated to public use; 3ll
Sclem, regulating settlements be
tween eouniM auditors md trclsiir-
ers; 312, Johnston of Meade, liking
conditions upon which actions for
libel may be brought against news
!, papers; 313, Thompson of Minneha-
ha, requiring all county records, bal.
lots and general blanks to be pur-
chased through state printer; 314
Thompson of Minnehaha, regulating
the summoning of jurors by mail;
315, Benson. defining ROBBERY and fix
ing penalties; 316, Berdahl, same as
315; 317, Tidblom, (%reqnest) legal,
izing acts of the town trustees oi
Montrose: 31&. T%idblon, regulating
, the state game fuad and its distri-
-tbutions $40. Stedronsky. regulating
. issuance of state teachers certificates
.l320, Blake. regulating the making
of surveys: 321. Widlon, fixing terms
ltof court in the first circuit, adding
Turner county and providing for two
Judges; 322, appropriation commit
/, tee, appropriating $500 TO Stanle,
county for state taxes refunded; 323
lGudahl, providing procedure for col