The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-02-19
Highway Commission to Stay.

reconsideration on the vote by which
the senate had adopted the majority
report unfavorable to the adjustment
of the state highway commission, was
frustrated in that body when his move
to reconsider was lost, Is to "a.
The senate went into executive ses-
sion to discuss The food and drug com
missions sanitary inspection bill, out
Of consideration for the ladies in the
7 gallery. Final action or the bill was
deferred.
A bill prepared by the state anti.
saloon league was presented in the
house Tuesday afternoon, which has
for its provisions, the closer limita-
tons OF the powers of druggists in
the handling of intoxicating liquors.
Some OF the requirements OF the act
prohibit any druggist in the state
from selling liquor except by physi-
clans prescription, or an affidavit OF
the purchaser as to the use to which
it is 10 be put. No sale can be made
under any other regulations, and only
one sale on any n prescription or
affidavit.
To stop impressions of
the west is the purpose of a resolu-
ton by DR.. Robb in the senate, in
which he memorializes congress to es-
tabiish a national motion picture com
mission to pass upon films which pre-
sent q blood and thunder representa-.
ton OF the west. which is without
foundation and gives a wrong impress
sion Of the real west among eastern
people.
On motion Of Anderson of Clark, the
record Of the session in regard to the
publication Of the report OF the in
v~estigating committee was expunged
so as not to give it a place in the per-
manent journal.
House bill 232. recurring road Off
GERS to protect dangerous places IN
highways. was passed after discussion
as to the manner in which its provis-
ions could be enforced; 201, to extend
the provisions Of horse inspection law
to cattle was deferred after an at.
tempt to amend. which the shippers
from the eastern part Of the state
thought might apply to their ship
ments of feeders to market.
The horse took up senate bills, and
killed senate Is. which attempted to
require auctioneers to report sales
they were to hold to county treasnrers
at least five DAYS before the sale.
Maenus and Steele, both ~auctioneers,
objected for tie reason that il many
cases they did not know that they
were to hold q sale until 4 day or at
most two before inc Date, ana mat "
Wouia moi pc iaif 90 pace 2 line OF az'
AGAINST az aactleheer LOT an lmpossl'
bie situation.
Bills Passed.
The senate passed the following:
II. =. 80. by Labrie, providing for
roads across state lands where sec
ton lines are not l bic.
S. =. Ia, by Nhitloek, providing
for division OF school I'll tricts.
s. =. 725. by Paterson, compulsory
education UP 10 Is years for all who
nave not passed he stSth grade.
:. b. Ill, by AcAIaster, empower
ing school districts TO acquire land for
school sites.
=. =. ". by Hale, providing for ON
pelasation OF lessees OF school lands
for permanent improvements.
S. E. -, By Stephens, appropriatine
money for eSAa copies OF the journal
Of the first day.
The house passed the following:
H. b. l68, providing for eompensa'
ton for executors OF estates.
II. B. zoo, relating to tax deeds.
New House Bills.
2l8, March. ~aDpropriating s8t TO nav
Join Iinnie for printing done in 1912
for board Of charities and corrections.
243. THOMPSON Of Hanson. giving
money for extra copies OF the journal
attended.
go, Hursh, permitting attorney gen.
eral to appoint two assistants and a
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