The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-07-01
JUDGE Salaries
GO UP TO s2,400
Pared Down From So, 900 as
at First Proposed-Flood
of Bills In Both
Houses.

iie!Te, .. ~, June 26.--Ine mouse
has passed house DILL IL, providing
for an allowance and expenses fos
court reporters While on duty away
from home; house bill 10, providing
for the election of county commits
s!oners at large. and house bill S,
increasing the salaries of municipal
judges to $1,000. This bill started the
first discussion of the session. 1t
was introduced at $4,000 and they
talked quite d while on amending II
down 5000, and the amendment car-
ried.
New bills introduced are:
Regulating terms of Offices Of rail-
road commissioners.
Regulating deposits of securities
by surety and casualty companies.
Regulating exchange charges, pro-
hibitiing notaries from protesting I'M
paid items and preventing embarrass-
ment Of state banks.
Regulating warehouse and scale in
spectors under the railroad commits
sion.
Requirements for the office of state
engineer.
Providing for county assessors with
deputies, selected by tax commission.
instead Of local assessors as at pres
env.
Requiring the Industrial commits
sioner to endeavor to conciliate labor
disputes n il his fails to make an
investigation and report to the p.b-
lie.
Appropriating none for extra
expense county agent Of Sphinx oun
ty.
Regulating the distribution Of the
forest reserve fund.
A~ppropriating certain money from
the forest reserve fund to Fall river
county.
Appropriating funds to compen-
safe printers for publication Of GER
tain health notices.
Appropriating for coyote bounty
claims Of H. E. Bengtsson. Of Hecla,
S. D..
Appropriating money for the Aber-
deem News for publishing certain
market notices.
Appropriating money for Stanley
county school, state aid un%collected.
Establishing a state employment
service for harvest hands and other
ldDOIeTS uuueE& lQ0 .1uQuSITldl COIu-
missioner.
Appropriation for claims Of state
officers and employees against the
state.
Amending law regulating banks
and banking.
Regulating condemnation proceed
ings in consolidated school districts.
Regulating probate procedure.
partainfno RI Oipino nnfion nf on.
plication for final decree of distri-
button.
Appropriating money for the emer-
gency building fund.
Submitting repeal Of Richards pri-
mary to a vote of the people.
Repeating provision OF cement
plant law requiring bonds be sold at
par.
Submitting constitutional amend
ment that no federal amendment
shall be ratified without a popular
vote.
New senate bills introduced were:
Regulating elections of county JUS
tees OF peace inc constables.
Repeating search and seizure" pro-
hibition law features.
Repeating certain phases of the &C.
ment regulations.
Minor amendment to mortgage
registry AK law.
Amending special assessment law
relating to sewers.
Regulating bonds issued by munich
pal corporations.
Regulating payments on local i'm
provement Contracts.
Regulating refunding bonds Of
municipal corporations.
Authorizing the city of Huron to
sell property. >
Regulating election Of county COM
missioners for four-year terms.
Regulating payment Of drainage
assessments.
Amending securities commission
regulations.
Permitting connection of storm
and service sewers in certain cases
and their assessment against abutting
property. IsEssssEEsssssssgsszEg.g.gsEsgss5Sye
Primary law providing for primary
nomination of county and legislative
officers and state convention for state
and congressional; substitute for
Richards law, and submitting it to
vote Of the people.
Authorizing county commissioners
to make extraordinary expenditures
to meet flood conditions.
Legalizing bond issue Of Lennon,
Perkins county. *aGss -
Relating to. use of state highway
and motor vehicle funds.
Submitting to a vote OF the people
a constitutional amendment allow
ing a soldiers bonus of SIS a month
service up to a total Of $4,000, 900.
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THREE BOND PROPOSITIONS
TO BE UP At TYNDALL
Tyndall, s.. D., June 26.-Three
bonding propositions will be submit
ted to the voters OF Tyndall by the
city council. One will be of $65, 900
for improvements and extension OF
the sewerage system, n OF $4,000