The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-02-18

afteSlan wells, ia, Gudahl, defining
and prohibiting obscene books and pic
lures; 325. Muehlbeier, abolishing
the state immigration department..
326, Bessler. regulating the issu-
ance of peddlers licenses; 327. Bes-
sler Nequest) regulating places in
which cleaning and drying is done;
32S. Solcm, creating a commission
10 determine conditions for consolid-
alton and reinsurance by state COM
panies; 500, Sphinx county delegation
appropriation for national guard of
$4,000 and fixing salary for adjl-
tant general at $500 per year. $50.
Weller. fixing places where property
can be sold ON chattel mortgage sale,
331 Weller. providing for distribu-
ton OF surplus game fund to counties
322. Heglin. requiring notice to city
authorities before transfer of IN
plated grounds within town limits:
333, Clark, providing for printing of
the annual report OF the state mine
inspector; 335. Birch, appropriating
62S to John Doran as payment for
itinerant physician license paid; $40,
Hersey. locating a bird refuge on old
Fort Sisseton reservation; 337,
Tscharner, allowing labor as part OF
penalty for violations of ordinances;
33S. Tschalner, allowing imprison-
ment for costs; $40. Birch, authoriZ-
ing townships and towns To supply
justices with copies OF justice code
at public cost; $40. Rinehart. regn-
lating expenditures of the public ac-
c%ountant; 3l2, Donohoe, appropriate
ing 500 To G. ID. Pitchford for mule
killed ON of glandcrs; 3l3.
Norby. fixing salaries of clerks of
court; 34d, Nelson, regulating pay
ment OF claims agains; decedcnts:
345. Swanson, fixing salaries of conn
tty commissioners; BAG. Gudahl, pro-
hibiting hunting with dogs and pro-
hibiting dogs running at large in the
months OF April, Many and June:
34T. appropriating $4,000 annually
ms state aid to poultry associations;
34S, Thompson of Minnehaha, reg
nlaiing the trial causes before the
state railway commission; 3l9,
March. appropriating $3.50 armory
rent to j. A.. Davy: $50. Thompson
of Hanson, authorizing school dis
%lricts 10 purchase tracts OF land for
agricultural demonstration work;
cols NFOuiAii'N, 6iNil'S nv - "
and allied orders RICH, to enter upon
The state grounds to erect Il M
ial monuments: So. Crawford. al
lowing county commissioners TO !cvy
an additional road tax in civil town-
ship in addition 10 the township
tax; 353, March. providing for crca-
tion of new political parties; 35i,
joint appropriation committee, ap-
propriating $1,000 to complete pay
ment To w. G.. Andrews for dccora-
Tive work on state capitol 3h5, Ma
thicson. authorizing cities to nur-
chase public play grounds; "!G.
Bielski, providing for Il joint COM
mission to divide property of old
Stanley county between counties OF
Stanley. Haakon and jackson: 351,
' Green, fixing qualifications of the
state engineer: 35S Green, approp-
Rating $50 to +. T.. Bouza for money
paid to state board of medical exam
incrs; $50, Weller, providing Il sys-
ter, OF public accounting and for
accountants; 800: steele. regulating
the practice nf state veterinarians;
Steele. t3Gl. Steele, Ucumest)i relnt-
ing TO the burial and removal OF
bodies; 362. Green. relating 10 pro-
ccdurc on demnrrers; 363. SanboFn,
fixing salaries of railway tcmInls-
sioners at $4,000 per year each; 364,
educational committee, providing for
lsale OF property owned by i%ndepend-
cnt school districts; 3G5. Matlliesol,
placing under control of the state
! board of charities and corrections
the section ut Watertown wanted Tor
49, ....., l..,. A., E. acc VNl.Sny DlN.
ing farm laborers a lien on crops;
3G7. Besslcr. refining and regulating
storage warehouses;; 3GS, Hesslef,
Geuuest) authorizing cities and
Towns to appoint building inspectors.
800, Hersey, locating game bird pre-
serve at old Fort Sisseton in Mar
shall county; 80. Harrison, provld-
ing for incorporation and control OF
mutual building and loan
tons; II. j.. II. Solem and Thompson,
for am amendment 10 the constitution
providing for a system oil rural cred
it's; H.. j. 4. 10, Sanborn, amending
Sec. 3, Art. Seven OF the con*tiintlol
10 allow women to vote on llq"oi
license: II. j. ,R. II, Gudahl, amend
ing section 1. article seven OF th'
state constitution allowing womcf
full suffrage rights.
The Senate passed S. %. II, ap
propriating $3S2.35. deficiency II
j172, appropriating s530.5O claims o
members of the state live stock com
mission; $40. providing for change
''of venne from municipal courts 1'
circuit courts.
Senate passed house bill g.. provld
ling for attorney generals makiit
summary Of effect of constitutions
amendments and referred laws 10 %
placed upon ballot; i61. legalizlht
incorporation of Plano Independent
school district.
New Senate bill and Joint resolli
tions were: S. j. II. s.. Lundly, gen
oral prohibition amendment TO con
stitution; S. b. 49,. Stoner, loca
option on Sunday baseball: l9a. Sic
phcns. making ten years llmita,ioi
ion tax deed redemptions; 1874, Pear
son. Probate Code; 105. Van Demari
,Iallowing incorporated towns to IN
: cur Indebtedness for municipal heat
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