The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-28

ton for wolf bountiss from $3.50 o to
SIS, 600.
H. b. 15S-Adding to powers Of the Sc
curities commission In keeping out Wild
cat companies.
II. b.. lS2-Adding to loaning power OF
largely established building and loan as
socia tons.
III. b. lS7-Providing that aye and nay
questions shall be recorded and publish
H. B. l72-Provlding that counties may
set aside up to 81. 500 for wolf bounties.
II. b. l7s-Giving township supervisors
compensation for highway work.
H. b. 177-Ffxing penalty for overdraft
ii. b. 17S-Allowing county auditors TO
make returns by mail where several coun-
ties are in one voting district.
II. B. 1S2-Giving circuit judges fiat ex-
pense account each month.
III. Il. 1S1-Compulsory education for
those ignorant Of English language, up to
81 years s,-R.oujrinx assessors to COL
lsct crop and live stock statistics.
Fl. b. distinguishing manner Of leasing
Of oil and mineral rights by state on state
lands. .
deputy assessors in unorgan ized counties.
II. B.. 200-ReQuiring domestic stock In
surancs companies to provide reserve
funds.
II. b. 2OI-AlIowing amendment OF COM
plant In criminal cases to conform TO
facts.
H. b. 2o3-Requiring eradication OF bar
berry bushes in this state.
II. Is. 204-Regulating examination OF
state banks which join federal reserve
II. B. 2o~5-Lesalizlng expenditures OF
state schools for S. A.. I. Z. during the
II. b. 2O7-Appropriation for assessment
work in ~unorganized counties.
H.. b. 2l0-Requiring school boards TO
p,IliSI thnir YrnnAA1inDg
II. b. 2l3-Requiring threshers. under
penalty, to protect their employessthrough
workmen's compensation insurance.
H.. b.. 214-Ffxing annual sinking FUND
levies to pay school bonds.
II. b. 22l-Fixing a standard form OF
health and accident insurance policies.
II. b. 22-Requiring foreign corporations
doing business in this state TO file reports.
N. b. 223-Appropriating money to pay
DELINQUENT taxes on property in capitol
grounds.
H.. b. distinguishing procedure as to
evidence In criminal cases.
II. b. 23l-Appropriat money for hrs
tax to towns late In making returns.
H. b. 2%4-Adding to the powers OF mu-
II. B. 247-Permitting erection of teach
ers' cottages on county school property.
H. B.. 24s-Makins it unlawful to plough
up or other wise do injury to highways:
Fl. b. 254-Appropriating SIC, 900 for inn
provements on grounds Of the new state
insane hospital at Watertown.
II. b. 255-Raising the salary OF the as
sistant superintendent Of the capital to
81, 900.
IL. q. 257-Requiring policies of assess
ment insurance companies to state the
assessment feature on the face thereof.
II. b. 25S-Restricting time of training
hunting dogs till after September l and
prohibiting hunting on another's cultivat-
ed land without his consent,
H. B.. 2sl-General appropriation bill for
support Of the state for the coming two
years. carrying $5.1o0,77S.
H. b. 264-Appropriating $4,000 to COM
4. B. 2e5-Appropriating s25, 900 for re-
lief of civil war veterans unable to go to
the Soldiers home.
H. b. 2ss-Prohibiting county treasurers
from collecting commission on state taxes
III. B. 277-Regulating private fee en-
ployment agencies under the industrial
Commissioners.
II. 3. 72-Regulating fixing of tax levies
on valuation basis.
H; b losM;ATthorizing bonding for
H. b. 133-Appropriating $1,000 for
building a barn at tho state hospital at
Yankton.
H. B. l35-Crsating a child welfare COM
mission TO investigate conditions and rec
ommend laws for the protection OF child
rem, with $500 expense money.
II. b. 2ls-Limiting penalty for rebating
Insurance. premiums 10 agents giving ro'
bates.
Aid for school.
H. B. 250-Appropriating $ls5. 900 for aid
Of rural and consolidated schools OF the
state.
8. B. S~1-Providing for free text books
S. B. 2s7-Authori.ing the governor to
accept for the state financial aid offered
by the federal government.
8, B. 26S-Continuing in force twoyear
mad IAuU pnodA In 1917 0AGctNn
8. B. 269-Amending the absent voters
law to eliminate the affidavit.
S. B. 271-Authorizing the state market
ton as to the sdvisa bility OF State owned
and operated packing plants, terminal ele-
vators and -four mills. as begun by a
farmers committee to report at the next
session.
s. ]. r. 3-Submitting a constitutional
amendment authorizing the legislature by
two-thirds vote to fix pay OF elective state
officials.
s. J. r. 5-Submitting a constitutional
amendment creating a board of control OF
three to replace the present board Of
charities, and authorizing the legislature
to give this board authority over other
state institutions.
H.. 3. 169-(Mosher)-Allowing appeals
from state railway commission rulings to
supreme court.
II. B. 176-Authorizing state boards to
get options on lands; appropriating $1,000.
II. B. 206-AuthoriZing city commission
ers to designate more than one depositary
Of funds.
H. b. 2l1-Defning trespass by trap
pers. Allowing lease holder Of state lands
to hold privilege same as owner.
H. B. 212-Creating a state bonding de-
partment for surety bonds Of officers.
Senate Bills.
S. b. 63-Regulating county courts and
calling in judges from another county in
certain cases where county Judge is in
terested party.
s. b. 92-ReQuiring proper approaches
to township line graded roads.
8. B. 101~Granting county aid to coun-
ty fairs.
s.. b. Disappointing $4,000 for
enumeration and history OF soldiers Of
late war.
S. B. 1885, 900, 900 highway pond bill.
S. b.. 1S2-Increasing salaries Of men,
bers Of state tax commission.
S. B. 215-Appropriating 500, 900 to con-
inue home yards.
s. B.. 216-Classifying homes for AKA
ton urposes and allowing $500 exemption
from taxes.
S. B. 2ls-Fixing county officers salar-