The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-02-25

WOEA VI = new city monA4or 0Al
wal completed by T. M. Bailey Of
Mnehaha county, I'd ths bill will be
presented in the house. The basic
theory OF the law 10 to create a board
OF directors, such as in the case Of a
railroad company. All powers given to
city councils, board Of commissioners.
mayors and park boards OF cities are
conferred upon the board OF directors
by the bill. Qualifications OF directors
ara made the same as those required
OK a state senator. Nine directors
would be elected. They would receive
no fees'or compensation and are ex.
pected to attend to none of the detail
work OF the city administration. The
bill provides that a sepcial election
must be held to adopt the city man.
ager plan.
Homeopathic physicians are de.
handing to be allowed two gallons OF
tlcohol a ear to dilute medicine. A
oil was scheduled for introduction in
ne senate providing for II gallons of
wine annually for
,hurches to be bought on permit of
he state sheriff N or out of the state
md permitting shipment through the
tate. A bill putting toilet prepare.
ions containing alcohol under control
a board consisting Of the food and
lug commissioner state sheriff, and
resident OF the board of pharmacy,
Which shall examine such prepare.
IONS and publish lists of those un.
iwtul to be sold, is also ready for
Introduction. A bill is being prepared
rohlbiting possession of stills in the
state.
n success OF the state-owned coal
me was exploited in the house by
'Wanson and Brown. The bill under
iscussion makes an SIS, 900 appro-
ration for ne installation of some
lachlnery at the miGe to increase its
utput. swanson said he owned a
ART interest In a coal nine just q
mort distance away and he knew the
tate mine could not sell coal at the
rice 1t was offering it and make
ny money. He figured 1t was losing
100 to $500 a day. Besides it is driv.
~ MS mine and others around it out
Il business. They cannot sell at Sc
.ow a price. He urged that the best
thlng to DO vas for South Dakota to
ct out OF North Dakota as soon as
ossible. The appropriation was adopt.
I'd.
The senate has refused to sanction
my legislation for the erection OF
he proposed sate-owned hydro-elec-
ric plant by decisively defeating the
OIL for he adoption Of the commits
ions report and also defeating the
committee bill which would leave
election OF the site to q popular
vote. Expression OF the opinions OF
he floor by members ind Gated that
: majority believed the state should
.ot engage in an enterprise Of this
nature and even il it should condi.
ions are not ripe at this time for
,uch q proposition because the state IL
ih developed to a point where such
proposition could be undertaken
With any degree OF assurance that
I would be an asset rather than q
liability.
The legislature committee has re-
'urned from a ten-day stay at the
state penitentiary At Sioux Falls. The
! omlmttee report has been tan.
'crlbed and will be presented to the
legislature In two weeks. The report
"lil v prison conditions generally
Members declined to say just what
they found. senator Coyey Of Trip,
county, secretary Of the COMMITTEES.
said there was nothing startling. 1t
was indicated that the report would
Zeal chiefly with conditions at tho
wine plant and sanitary conditions.
some men, bers limited at recommends.
ions being made for changes in The
.nethod Of selecting prison officials.
twtne plant will not be abandoned.
senator Convey ~forecasted.
Chiropractors came in for their full
share OF attention in both house. The
I Iouse passed a bill, recog liking and
.egulating their practice after an ora
ion by Representative Parliman, who
Introduced the bill. He told of won
Ierful cures made in Sioux Falls and
said that during the flu epidemic they
did more good than the other doctors
n proportion to number. The senate
5assed a bill requiring sound prelim.
nary education for al healers, a bill
some hackers stated was to assure the
state that chiropractors really under
TODD their work before being admit.
ed to practice.
The Otte anti-discriminating bill il
;ausing trouble for the state affairs
committee. Aimed originally at line
:.eameries who jug.led prices in DIFF.