New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-01-23


Klossner, Perrin, Miller, Clark and RE
land.
Indian Affairs-Messrs. Harvey, Brown
Holton, Christopherson, Richter, Huntley
Agriculture and Manufacture Messrs,.
Bufum, Klossner, Gunyalson, Tanning, Nc
Dermott, Giles, Dresback, G. B.
State Prison-Messrs. Fulton, Buffum,
Edison, johnson, Reaney, Lutz, Keenan,.
Claims-Messrs. Crandall, Gunvalson, Pur-
die, Thompson, j., Brown, Hyland, Dresbach,
Insurance Companies Messrs. Anderson,
Hicks, Vest, J. p, LANCE, Dresbach, M. b.
Brainerd, Larkin.
Immigration-Mes Emmons, Mickey,
Klossner, Eyenson, Hyslop, Dilley, Emmel.
Hospital for Insane-Messrs. West, s. NJ,
Ladd, Reaney, Holland
Deaf, Dumb and Blind-Messrs Dennison.
Cole, Currie, Edison, Chandler.
State Reform School-Messrs. Wiley, Peter
son, Burnap, Button, Lewis.
Soldiers Orphans-Messrs. Alfred, Hall,
Geib, Stone, Pnncy.
Roads, Bridges and Navigable Streams
Messrs. Mosher, Fitzner, Thompson. j. W.,
Larkin, Rawson.
Banks-Messrs. Perrin, Crandall, Weinant,
Huntley, Tompkins.
:, Printingg-Messrs Day, Christensen, Kinds,
Reaney, Campbell, w. NJ.
:, Election.Messrs. Bye, Geib, Langems,
Brown, Dilley,
Commerce Messrs. Lewis, LANCE, Eyenson.
Barthel, Dresbach, g B..
Public Buildings -Messrs Null, Wiley, Pet
erson, Ghostly, Tanning.
Rules and Joint Rules-Messrs. Teller, Fitz
ner, Purdie, Rawson, Giles.
State Library-Messrs. Sanborn, Haleton.
Borthel, Miller, Campbell, 8. f.
Mines and Minerals Messrs. Weinant,
Trewe, Currie, Holland, McDermott.
Engrossment- Messrs. Putnam, Pinney,
Volstand, Fulton, Trewe.
y observation-disclosures. Bishop, Barthel,
Stanley, Thomson, j., Brandt.
Tree Culture and Fuel-Messrs. Stone,
Williams, Mickey, Tompkins, Bowler
Inebriate Asylum Messrs. Stacey, Thomp-
son, j. W., Campbell S. L.. Langemo, Chan
der
JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES.
Taxes and Tax Laws-Messrs. Hicks.
Mead, McBrown, Kinds, Holland.
University and University Lands-Messrs.
Robinson, Warner, Clarke, Rahilly, Holland.
R Print sgeca Day Readily as yn Morse
tion-Messrs. johnson, Rice, Colby.
Grasshopper Committee Messrs. McCrea,
Campbell, w. NJ, Stone; Emmel, Gilman III.
H., Fiddes Anderson. Cole, Lien Ladd, Bohan,
Emmons, Bowler, Stacey.
On motion OF. MIR. Campbell, of Meeker, all
resolutions and petitions relating to grasshop-
per rayages and seed grain distribution, were
referred to the grasshe pper committee. Mr.
Bowler, of Renville, inLl oduced bill extend
ing the time for the completion of the Hast
ings and Dakota road, and also memorial to
Congress praying further ext nsion of time to
said road Adjourned
SENATE, January, 18TH The silver bill
came up on report of finance committee re-
ferring resolutions back without action. Vote
was then had on G. D. Giltillans amendment,
requiring the general government to do the
coinage, interchangeable with gold and the
standard of 1870, which was defeated rs yeas
and 12nays An amendment accepted for the
original resolution was then adopted with
only 8 negative votes Messrs. Giltillan and
Morton, st. Paul and Kenmore of Winona
county. Bills were introduced among others
for a second insane hospital at Rochester,
lands and buildings of inebriate asylum to be
transferred for that purpose. Lengthy COM
book contractor, replying to structures Of
Superintendent Burt in his annual report and
the public press was read, 5000 copies ordered
printed. The following nominations by the
| governor were confirmed: A. r. McGlll, In
surance Commissioner; 81. 2. Van Cleve,
Adjutant General; D. W. Ingersoll, Board Of
managers of the State Reform School; j. A.
Reed, Warden Sta Prison; W. n Taylor,
State Librarian; George A. Bracket, Survey
or General of logs and lumber, I'd district; +.
e. Reed, inspector of State prison.
House Jan. II Mr. Bowler introduced
a bill to establish and org anize the county of
Sumner. The special order Of the day. Mr..
Rahilly's resolution in reference to silver re-
monetiZation was taken up and when Mr.
Mead offered the following substitute: Be it
| resolved by the House, the Senate concurring,
| that the Legislature of the State of: Minnesota
favor both silver and gold as money; that
both shall be legal tender for the payment
Of all debts except those specifically provided
for hry1 lou Fin ovH1
regulated that the faith Of the Federal Govern
ment with the creditors shall be kept, and our
people shall not be placed at disadvantage
| in our trade with foreign nations; and that
both the metals shall be kept in circulation
as the money Of the nation, as contemplated
4 by the constitution, and therefore demand
the reconciliation of silver. RESOLVED, That
| of Secretary OF State is hereby instructed to
send copies Of this resolution to our delega-
ton in Congress. Ordered printed and both re-
solutions made the special order for the 18th
at II o'clock.
SENATE, Jan. 18. Bills were introduce
ed providing for q constitutional convention,
and for unconstitutional amendment relating
to the election OF senators; for holding town
elections at the same time as general elections;
to relieve grasshopper and hail sufferers from
penalties for nOn-payments Of taxes for the
years 1867 amending the law relating to the
inspection Of Illuminating oils, and appropri-
aGlHg III. bS4Ol%LO TelmDufee Gov fl1lSDury
for money advanced by him for current ex-
penses Of the State Prison the past year. A
resolution was adopted instrneting the judici-
airy committee to report q bill reviving
the act relating to foreclosure of mort
cages, with view to the repeal of
amendments made in 1876 and 1877,
and restoring the land as it stood prior to
that date. Alsoa resolution instructing the
committee on insane to report bill for the
transfer of the inebriate asylum to the Mime
sofa State Temperance Union, declaring that