The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-03-11
GRIST OF BILLS PASSED
ON LAST DAY OF SESSION

me sessions OF the house the last
day dragged and those of the senate
were little better. and programs
which could have been carried out by
supper time were carried over until
three O'Clock in the morning on a
hight over a small item in the general
appropriation bill.
AT the afternoon session the house
passed S. B. II. regulating the handl-
ing of automobile registration; 46,
appropriation for cottage for super
~intendent of the Redfield state asy-
lum; 205, appropriating $3.50 to
John L. kimmitt, for horses killed
on account of CHAMBERS; 10, appro-
priating $590.6S, to George c. Hall
supplies at Spearfish normal; 119,
appropriating $4,000 for state fair;
BIS, appropriating $500 for the
Mitchll Publishing Company. Then
started the double plays. S. b. AZ,
apprnpriating $4,000 for an artesian
well at the Springfield Normal was
lost and then reconsidered and pass
ed. The same action was taken on
81, appropriating $4,000 for a
stone wall at the ~penitentiary
grounds. Then S. b. 2S2 was called
up on it's third reconsideration. pro-
viding for a law library in the depart
ment of the attorney general, and
on the third trial it went through.
The house then passed S. B. 81, APP
propriating money to buy stock for
the penitentiary. 500. appropriating
$500 for opening a stone quarry
at the penitentiery; 2S4, deficiency
of $500 for railway commission; 302,
$56.7S. attorney fee to A. II. Orvis;
80, $4,000 to state timber scaler for
past service and next two years; and
AS. relating to support of insane.
The evening session of the house
started with a call, which dragged
for owe a half hour, and when they
finally we're ready 10 act, there wer(
a number of members missing, mos
of them having left town. The
house killed S. b. 81, authorizing Tho
use of convicts on highways. S. B
245, providing for ~non-partisan ju
dietary selections, which was up OF
reconsideration. went through. The
j. house passed S. b. 2SS, making thu
state railway commission Inspector
of scales; 800, requiring the takin,
OF receipts in triplicate for state eX
pendtures; 314, regulating the pow
ers of the state railway commission
!. 316, providing for expenses of pa
TENTS of Custer Sanitarium and 223
!, Health board in counties.
: The house killed the bill appropri
/, ating money for the school of mines
,, at Rapid City and 313, prohibitin
:. the transaction of private bushes
: in a court house.
+, In the senate. II. B. $40. attempt
I ing to regulate cooperative mutua
!, building and loan companies, Wen
, down on indefinite postponement
$ after opposition by Stephens and Ur
: dahl. The house passed II. b. 39t
!; deficiency for house employees; So
$ appropriating $1,000 to assist i
n erecting a G. A. R. monument on tn
!, state grounds; Fl. j. r. 8, income ia
: and classification provision in tn
e constitution; %, appropriatin
$4,000 for building repairs {
n Spearfish normal. 151, regulatin
the care and control of a%bandone
h and neglected children; 397, author
o izing national and state banks t
: act as trustees and executors; IL!
y defining a legal fence, by TOWNSHIP
Z local option; 100, recodifying tn
= personal property tax code, whlc
;. was lost and on reconsideration pas!
y, :. ed; sos, authorizing farmers, cream
" cries and elevators to form mutu;
, insurance companies; $50. stat
a building inspection act. II. B. IS!
n providing for payment for horse
n killed on account of dourine, WEI
A. down under indefinite postponemel
and 81, requiring the county tre'
suer to make a monthly report
cash balances to townships an
towns. was killed on a vote; an
e 341, regulating the taking of receip
e. was indefinitely postponed. III.
Is 271, prohibiting railways fro
IL changing interstate rates or regul
ID ton without consent of the sta
railway commission went into ii
discard: the senate passed H. B. SO
prohibiting the sale of liquor to an
II who has taken a drink cur
Vt, 300. regulating witness fees; 81
III tracts in town limits without permi
s. sion CT authorities.
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