The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-04-22

! sIects 10 PROVIDE Tor the support OF
his family; persons tramping or wan
dering acknowledging in freight cars.
, tents. wagons or vehicles and havino
) no visible c~allings or business or per
sons begging in public places or from
house to house or inducing children or
others to do SO and persons fraudul.
emily presenting themselves as collec-
tors for aims for charitable institu-
tons and those playing or pretend
ing to play in any street or public
place, at any game or pretended game
OF chance. Persons without any fixed
abode, camping on or along the public
highway for the purpose of tradinc
horses are deemed to be Migrants. and
penalty upon conviction is prescribed.
s. B. IS
rs an act which defines desertion
and provides that every person who
shall without cause, wilfully neglect or
refuse to maintain or provide for his
wife, she being in a destitute condj-
ton, or who shall without good cause
abandon his child or children under
the age of sixteen years, leaving such
child or children in a destitute con
dition and who shall without cause
wllfully neglect or refuse to provide
for such child or children shall be
deemed guilty of desertion and upon
conviction may be imprisoned in the
penitentiary. The act also provides
for the accused giving a bond before
conviction and also after conviction
conditioned that he will furnish said
wife and children with the necessary
home, food, care and clothing and
upon the giving of such bond the court
may suspend the proceedings and upon
showing that the accused has fulfilled
the conditions thereof may in due
time annul the same. Upon failure of
the husband to comply with the con
ditions of the bond he may be again
subject to arrest and prosecution.
S. j. r. 5
This is a constitutional amendment
which will be submitted to a vote of
the people at the next general cleo
ton and provides for a prohibitory
amendment to the constitution. If
adopted by the electors of this state il
would prevent, from and after the
first day of July, 1917 the manufacture
and sale of intoxicating liquors, ex-
cept for medicinal, mechanical, sacra-
mental or scientific purposes.
H. J. R. Is
This is a proposed constitutional
amendment which will be submitted
to the vote of the people at the next
general election and if adopted would
permit the state or county or two or
more counties joining to establish and
maintain a system of rural credits and
thereby loan money and extend credit
to the people of the state upon real
estate securities in such manner and
upon such terms and conditions as
may be prescribed by general law.
H. J. r. II
SIS a proposed constitutional amend
ment which will be submitted to a
vote of the people at the next general
and If adopted would give the
of this state, the right of suf.
H. B. Sc
This is an amendment to the laws
Of 1913, relating to the issuance of
for the sale of intoxicating
This act of 1913 and the one
Of 1915 defines who are free holders
as used in this act. To be a free hold
sr within same, one must W the
egal title to or own an undivided
share or interest in n entire lot or
parcel Of ground which shall be at
east of the assessed valuation of $25
md this amendment also provides that
I is only upon a favorable vote of a
majority of the voters of such town.
hip, town or city that licenses may be
to sell intoxicating liquors at
'etail.
H. B. n
Relates to the operating of motor
1t requires that every person
a motor vehicle upon the pub
lie highway shall have the same in a
areful and prudent manner and at a
ate Of speed so as not to endanger
he property of another and also pro-
-ides that a rate Of speed in excess of
8 miles an hour shall be presumptive
whence Of driving at a rate of speed
7hich is not careful and prudent in
ase Of injury Of property of another.
his act also provides that in case
{ injury to live stock by running over
UGH live stock, regardless of rate of
peed by any person operating a motor
ehicle on the public highway shall
stop AMI render necessary