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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-27

IN ACT to specify the officers who are to be
employed i'll the care an! comfort of the
capitol building, defining their duties, and
fixing their salaries.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of
Minnesotr:
Section l. The Governor shall appoint or en-.
pioy the following persons to attend to the
safety. cleanness and Mort Of the capitol
binding and capitol grounds, and perform
such manual labor and duties a. the various
State officers therein may require from time to
time:
First.-A ianitor. who shall have the care
and oversight of the building and it's contents
generally, shall be made responsible for
til: movable property and fixtures. and for the
cleanness, quiet and safety Of the building and
the care and neatucss of the grou ds, fences
and shrubbery. He shall have the power and
authority OF policeman and be authorized to
make arrests If necessary, to enforce order and
quiet In and about the building. and whose
salary shall, be twelve hundred dollars per an.
mum. One messenger, such messenger to per-
form the duties appertaining t" that position,
ana to aid the janitor. at i compensation OF
not more that fifty dollars per month. A chief
engineer, who shall have the control and resu-
lation of the steam heating apparatus, gas fix
tures, bling, ETC., alter and repair the same
when necessary, attend to tho heating and ven
tilation of the building, and render such other
tunity, IL the care, safety and quiet of the
Quilting During the period when the steam
heating apparatus is not being operated h. shall
be the mig ht-watchmsn and shall have the pow
err and authority of policeman, and ie au-
thOrizea to make arrests If necessary to enforce
order and quiet in and about t,Ie building,
whose salary shall be twelve hundred dollars
per annuln.
Fourt!..-A fireman for day duty, to be EN-
ploye9 ~ such during the period when the
steam heating apparatus is in use; during the
remainder Of the year he shall act as laburer, te
do such work and services about the building
and grounds, under the supervision of the JAM
ltor, as occasion may require. and to make
himself generally useful, whose salary shall be
sixty dollars per month.
Fifth.-A night fireman and assistant en-.
gineer, to be employed only during the period
when the steam heating apparatus is in use,
aud ~ho shall be, during that period. night
watchman, and while 50 acting shall have the
power and authority of policeman, and be
force order and quiet in and about the build
ing, and whose salary shall be seventy-fve dol
lars per month for not more than four months
IN each year.
The hours of service of the above employees
to be adjusted that one more of them
shall be on duty during every portion of the
day and night. to care for the safety of the
building from fire and robbery, and render
such other services as the occasion demands.
The Governor shall prepare rules and instruc-
tions fixing the "Details OF the service about the
building, t" carry out the above provisions.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect aud be "
force from and after its passage.
Approved March 9, 1879.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-27
AN ACT to prevent fraud by colorng grain.
lie it enacted by the legislature Of the State OF

AN ACT to prevent fraud by coloring grain.
lie it enacted by the legislature Of the State of
Minnesota:
Section l. No person shall subject or pro.
cure to be subjected, any barley or other grain
to fumigation by sulphur or other material or
to any other chemical process affecting the col
or of such barley or grain.
Sec. 2. No person shall sell or offer for sale.
heen Gs 3e I,nfr gram wnon hhall nave
mentioned in the last section, knowing the
same to have been 50 subjected.
Sec. =. Any person violating the provisions
of this act shall, upon conviction thereof, be
punished by a fine not exceeding five hundred
dollars, or imprisonment not exceeding one
year in the State prison, OF both such fine and
imprisonment, and shall be liable tn tribe the
damages sustained by any person injured BY
such violation. i4}g .nSS =. =" -
q Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage. 1870.
Approved March 6, 1879. 49,,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-27
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AN ACT relating to partners of county attor-
neys and Others appearing for defendants in
cases, in which It is the duty OF the county
attorney to prosecute.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
Of Minnesota:
Section l. No law partner of any county at
torney, and no attorney having his Office with
such county attorney, shall be permitted to ap-
pear as attorney for the defendant in any
Grimm Il action in any court in this State,
which action it is the duty of such county At
torney to prosecute
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after it's passage.
Approved February %, 1879.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-27

a. ACT To provide fo- laying out. altering cr
disseminating any highway the lire be-
t-een any town and an incorporated city or
village i'll he STATE oT minnesota.
L. it enacted by the legislature OF the State of
Minnesota:
Section /. Whenever the supervisors of any
town, ami the trustees common council OF
any Incorporated city or village shall receive
petition, ;'raying for the location Of u road or
for the Aiteriuy Or disseminating OF my road,
the line between such town ana incor ;,urattd
oily or village. such road shall be laid out, al
tered or discontinued by two more of tue SUI
pecvisors Of such town aud MA iorty Of the
common council OK trustees Of such ;ncuc porat-
Ell city or village.
Sec. z. The dcciaiou of such supervisors and
common council or trustees, in relation to such
road. may BE- appealed from in the sa me man
ner "a provided in the laws of this state, for APP
peais from the decisions Of supervisors in rela-
ton to town roads.
Sec. g. The laws of this State, which apply to
q road on the line between two towns. snail be
applicable to all roads on the line hetweeu any
town and an Incorporated city or village.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect and he in
force from and after its passage.
Approved February 25, 1879.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-27
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AN ACT relating TO auditing accounts against
the estate of decreased persons.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State Of
Minnesota:
Section /. That the duties conferred upon
commits. ione.s by chapter ffty-three of the
genera! statutes shall be performed by the
judge Of probate court.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in
crce from and after it's passage.
Approved February rs, 1879.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-27

AN ACT to authorize the conveyance of certain
school lands in st. Louis county.
BE it ntc.r;i Ivy tue Leg isiature OF the State OF
Minnesota:
Section |. Whenever the amount of five dol
lars per for all the school la''s sod by the
State in section sixteen township nifty. range
fourteen vest. IN the county III SAINT i",nl>.
shall have been paid into the State 1r-a>lc: by
the holders Of the certificates tl,tieo1, it sEa.
be the duty Of the commissioner of H. Sta G
land office to certify TIE same to the ;1"'"fn"-
IF the STAT , Wiz. shall the!en!"!n s:.n al, c;'r'
10 I've issue,t j.. scc,.i, vitI, law p:.;H;s At
the lands to tn. holue4S of said certificates t,
same as if the price for w'!icil sand lali> were
orvually sold for had E'eei iu'iv PAD. 400.
Sec. 2. This act Shall take tite"I aud DE in
force frcrn and after its passage.
Approved March |. 1879
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-27
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An ACT declaring it unlawful to get ON or off
railroad and engines when in motion
switching aud providing penalties for the
violation thereof.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Of MiunesOta:
Section /. That it shall be unlawful for any
Person, d; her than passengers employees, to
get Oh off or to swing Oh or hang on from the
outside Of any engine or car npon any railroad
while the Same is III motion or switching.
Sec. 2. Any person violating any Of the pro-
visions Of this act shall be fined in any sum not
exceeding ten dollars, Of which violations jus
ticcs of the peace and judges Of municipal
courts shall have exclusive jurisdiction.
Sec ). IL shall be tie duty of the police officers
of any city, and constables and sllcriHs Of any
town Or county in this State, to arrest persous
In the act "f violating tie provi,ions of this
act, and TAX" them before the proper u'agist rate
An'. make com t,laint under oath, Of such viu-
iation, to the ED thit due punishment may be
enforced for such violation
sec. 4. This act shall take effect and be in
force on the LIST day IF April, 1879.
Approved February Is, 1879.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-27

AN ACT to further define the duties of the
board of auditors Of the State treasury.
De it enacted by the Legislature of the State
of Minnesota:
Section |. Whenever the hoard of auditors
of the State treasury, created ny chapter II of
shc general laws of 1874, shall find that the
sinking fund holds any bonds of the State
which have been redemmed by the State treas
nrer, they shall carefully compare such re-
deemed bonds with the register kept in the
treasurer. 8 office, and proceed to have them
destroyed' certifying in said register how aud
when destroyed.
Sec. z. This act shall take effect aud be-. in
force from and after ita passage,
Approved March 8, 1879.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-27
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AN ACT to authorize tho commitment of
United States co"viCts under the aye If six
teen years to the State Reform school.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State
of Minnesota:
Section l. That the board of MANAGERS of
the Minnesota State Reform school are author
lied and required to receive into their custody
and guardianship, and keep until discharged by
due course of law. all infants under the age of
sixteen years committed to said school by the
sentence of any court of the United States in
and fur this State, in punishment of any crime
against the laws of the United States, of which
such infant shall have been convicted, and for
the support and keeping of such infant priso-
ners, the United States shall be liable to the
same charges as may by law be cbargeaDIe
against the counties from which similar COM
mitments may be made by the courts Of this
State.
Sec e. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after it's passage.
Approved March 10, 1878.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-27

AN ACT relating to the general statutes of
eighteen hundred aud seycnty-eich,
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the State Of
Minnesota:
Section l. The c,etsry of state is hereby
authorized to purchase of the proprietors Of
the compilation OF the stat utes Of this State
made by George B. Young, five hundred (5CU)
copies at price lot to exceed six IG) dollars
per copy, and the san shall be for he use of
the State, and for distribution as now is or
may be provided ny law. and three thousand
dollars or as much thereof may be necessary
10 pay therefor is hereby appropriated.
Sec. 2. The secretary of state shall furnish
TO each of the county officers of each county
hereafter organized a copy Of said statutes.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after it's passage.
Approved March TO- 1879.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-03-27
AN ACT relating to tho surveying of roads aud
cartways.
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State of

Minnesota.
Section. /. Whenever surveyor makes a sur
vey of any road or cartway, when the center Of
such road or cartway does not follow some Sec
tion line of some subdivisional line of section.
he shall note the distance to the point ON any
course. at which such course shall intersect any
section line and the distance such points of in
tersection of the road and section line is from
| the most convenient section, quarter section or
meander corner established by government
survey, and the notes Of such intersections shall
be incorporated into the order laying out al
teriny such road cartway.
Sec T. This act shall take effect and be "a
force from and after it's Passage.
Approved March G. 1873.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18

Nevyorx. protection to the pocy-holders, would
their interests, well those OF solvent companies he
served N the various establishing the Department
repealed and supervision abandoned and simple
rrnIering OF an annual statement Z" the Controller SUD
stituied In place " present requlrementsi
reply received to-day from j. l. Douglass, acc
retary OF the Merchants Insurancr Company. OF New
York, containing the following statcmrnis:
l. StJte supervision "a conducted hy the present
Insurance Department very great and positive pro
trc0u TO policy yhOiders OF alsc5scs OF nsurers, Gud
should pot be abolished.
>. solvent companies are protected by the Law as
administered by TIE present Insurance Department
Tnt laws ana pr sent -up rvlsiOn prevent bogus
Insurance companies and agencies from admission Ibt"
our stale. AID pOllcY-hudcTS ire thereby protected
(. We believe that The enormous business or me IN
-uraucr Deparm nt. aud III lare amount ot i'hds IL
pOsited Ga the Insurance superintendent "a >fcuIl
for policy holders suoud pe kept. now. IN 50 par'e
and independent de. armCut rom tnat OF TIE Con-,
troll r. VINO alTe mas Gu o. great magBituuc Anu
performs that duty with hOuOr-d vigilance.
,. | would urge more stringent rue OF return 81
our insurance companies, prctruce To es>"nlB ot
the rule as would naturally follow B. the present l-ul
Department aDo ishcd ana It, dniits HeIEc'
that Oi the COltTOiiCT
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18
SCENES AND INCIDENTS.

The person who gave the first alarm. it l.
said. passing through Church-st way 10
make call, when he observed smoke is,u-
middle ~ the block He hurricu To find
a patrona give the alarm. was fully min
Ut :, he -aId. before engiues on tne spot.
TIE Insurance patrol wcr, Un~iy engaged IN
protecting and trmOvuE goods be lhr
nrrmrn appeared. Wuue thus eng g-I, dense
Smoke came pouring down the stairwIy-. AMI four
~ the men were 80 overcome that they had 70
b. drawn out by their comrades. Presi;rnt King.
OF tie Fire Comul--Iuu. tGc groU u
soon after the alarm VAS gwen and watched ID
progress Oi the fire and difCc cd he mOyem ufs tn
companies from thUrcu and ThOmaS-,is. AT $3.50 tnerr
were WrutY-tuTce Ell -lu,> al work.
Z. -ca1rr, uOrer for Henry " I. Mall X CO.. Wa oH
tue fourth floor OF t.r bUiidn- when ia he brk' ou
AID Was first warned Cf II by "a b cloud ~ smo6r
wllcu almost -ln eat d lie -ait mat ue -iar
to run down tuc stairs, and knew not hlu- further uu
Lc Ton usrll TIE ~ TWO hrrmen 3d. hc street
After ll:3o the fire mad. httIe hea way. Tia"
cffOrt- OF iAc nromrn were directed 10 kc'i
Il from extending 10 tie lover floors 0t
smith Fur>tmIus buI ding, but with lutic
avail AT i o'clock the tremcu began throw
lEg the stock he top hJOt OF the bund-
james f. and Z. II. Nnte into the street
The huge bundles 0f cloth goods uHwOund themselves
r. um the top hIrr [. t.r .aVCurL; .ud FIRE tomms-
ner King -huu.et 20 th" dren,u { look out for n
falt = bundles. The street soO1 sire Wu Will
nuf DGrut .rcOunt book aud ,!o hs The tp
Throughout the GudnI was y .Irctel ~ IuL-
n"r covers, hut VIII be heavily d.. nagrd bY
wi,er. Thtsc hive been i.irty-hyc eng =
acre" salu Fret tou!mI .soncr kiuI, " and ~
j very difficult 10 2,t the engines 10 tue seue II t'r
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18

Ho-T3~. Jan. 17.-Charles Dernond Treasurer
o.t, Massachusetts Home Missionary society, has l,-
,i-,.ef . requr.' Of the EEecu,iyc Commitie" VINO
ruI,. ra.c- that this action made nee sSdil Oh
s.ou.t oI ec.u.y discovered ma.irasAnce ~ Office on
"a, part Y. Dcmond, who Lad made unauthorized c7-
po,a or l,, OF rho invested funds oi the
soc.e.y g.rv stat. that thD IldAea~aH'e
consisted IN Deuoud's action IN ch"HIi' :
invested i,ud Of tle society without having author
t.-.d.,. gY,e amount al lisA ranges from $4,000
,a 900 Il IL sari tn2t DcTOud has been speclu-
Iu.-yIrI.v.'v u Western real estate a" EaS :" So
curfi,s oi The society ana !EVtsitI iGt iIpt''S
W-fr lands ef the sake Of the S-Ohr De- Nuud
l.cry IN srl Investments The property nSo AL Uttn
placed L th. hands If nc society, bat li7 FMUe j. re-
rl I'd Il, d,ubfsuI and Until the Executive C"Wmnt trr,
Wucu - invest gazing the AFFAIR nnIshrs ~ ldh"I IL VII
il lss.uc 10 Say what tne loss Viii 'unA' TO- lhc
.orr, b.. "A CONGREGATIONAL 4astltutIOu auxiliary 10 the
American Home sslOndTl rVcir ARA IT. oble'i7 are
facilitate Orgdniz alton Of 0rthou.N tohRfc IL
uual churches and 10 ana feeble congregations ~ lLs
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18
RESOLUTION, AND BILLS.


INSTRUCTIONS !" c'N"i.-9N-""hAI ''N' 90 -
TFel"F 'prHr --L.!I go PUNISH b'il-NItALIl-''
rE'H rHa HE'C.tE rft'i' oibrNf OF '.iE fhIH NJ.
.IpANy Jan lit has been "TcSOIUtIOu
i..." il. t.. A ,nu5. ana 81, many recommendations
,.-. made io thc >-o-Iuis Consre,smeu tn.t 30 last
pr Ffs, nroa, that tl. 0au.rc-.nicn were probably
t,,I,. .r,ro M ...a-r 4rte-. Nr Ar~old, OF Cort-
., y ,,.c-,, ,.l l,-.cnlacker persuaded ne House
r..,.cii.. -,qrst.ng Coz. 81 - - Jass The uil
,ps6iu Iesi!te.e. Lu,-s --c"va ~ tor duties Oh .u-
,.orts Mr. sheridan of RrootlTn ludepeDdenr Demo
,t WI. .c-s loriuaate WIN re-o outou de,isued 10
,.d i, B.. work la" II requested The United states
o.. nos. rs...,ltfnu. girn1dv ecout.r by the
h''' /" pa .-,,. ,..- ,..,,,..-,+
II use '' l''''' -, 49,
la' -hal 'cu-iliui uaJ ""tA i"i '' '"'"' '' '
mic. iuovrti iu i. Govern aeHJ NAyy NI,t>.'
,, r. . Animated ,,1 acc. rdngiy under tue rule. of
NY. fi'- ""le'''N ''' '
the Assembly u "i' ia"ed I"' one H".
Nj BROOKS continued Ais battle on Oehai oi economy
.....--, t,v aaa.f.g . t,so.uIion decla-u- t4at
'- ..,'.,...,.. 81. .,.,c- of t., CIV If t...v-
some %. 'Ht "i.'i''i ''". '''~ I..
NYri arc receipt "i N''n 9l-'V"" 10 S-'''VV I"F
,..,,u a- sa} ~ So; that " are" 0i thr-. Hi r. r
' 4,.,. as, 90. .rl,s m re.,,st uf -..lrD.
. -, - ...,,. each. and tpir,,-s., ,tt..,l-
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18
4 Plea FOR REPUDIITION.

MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF TENNESSEE
WHY rHr STATE OUGHT NOT TO FAY ITS DrBrS-
rAxpAYRRs AGAINST RAILROADS AND BOND
UoLprRS.
NASHVILLE. Jan. 1.-THE message Of Gov
ernor Marks to the legislature. TO-DAY, the paw
rr-nt Of part the state debt can be re
we'd until there shall he adjustment or
I such bass will bring the debt within
the ability o. the taxpavers 10 meet it, All OF the
states emAarras 5mant results from the late war
A1d usurpatton OF her Government, and
al impntauons upon her honor proceed from
malice. interest Ignorance. The whole amount
90 her debt IN 1-31 vas <%,7G- SOC. for which tie
--sta yas primarily liable. The regappc Of the State
exc".5cd the Inter.-t by abGur 100000. The g-o-
rrarrirsl position of Truncssee made her SOL
the th.a,~e NJ trVe military oneririons the begin
un- 90 te use pi the war. ia" blight OF war winch ir
noon Tennessee is without para .c in modern h.,-
-t,t- 'or several years, and appropriated pub
J." aut priyat" PROPERTY y oI"'at'i the hi.u
l-'t ?" the o.! -" of l-6'. 1nd Hpn7npi e' hI ' ll-
profits. it took from the -..'r the hIuHng mower
vii.h h'd been pruit.b TO b.. and bestowed II upoH
.t~ own bo.uuJId,r
T,,. u..-..t. ,,,ir-at length the f-auduent inner
pt 'sU ol HoHd- of Tho ~1tc b nh. ls- tur" ilr'n%
Erp"ui ", administration Tre horuholcrr- annr'-
r.r tio tIrt th4t thr debt cannot ur m.t, and long
.l'H" ruWr"pWlsr w'tl' hlv" been f1d hj'
for Doc tact Thai he holders o tie bond- Or the solvent
.oa IS settled adversely 10 them, tiry VIII
y,,., II 20 corf,.,cu - ,l iu-r debt - the state
VITA fEr quest urub.- and 'rau,ui'ut 'chi has rr-
zion. Trr h, vUirh rorr-cut rI~ .'vrru ',dar''s 81
os STATE d,t ought br ,isu ui.hed 80 A. ,o rer-
. .pl ucru- and D. adjusted accordingly
Han Ius.n.0' G made. zoe coupons ought not 20 h
ton .m- d want OF routie1'" D." le luie-iy oi Tue
states. aGd .Ig1r for TINT reason o. '" rrjf'i"I
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18
THE INITIAL LIFE NSreIAcE COMPANY.

At a meeting Of the Board of Trustees of
the Mutual Lf Insurance Company oi New-York. held
yesterday the protest Of hundred aud thriy-tvO
pocvhoders against the tairy per centfn discount 20
policy holders presented by the president.
A 40 a memorial from more than thousand po icy-
holders. representing tnau eght thousand policies,
apprOyr the manasement aud requesting the cOntnu-
of the present system On the recommendation OF
the president the protest ant memorial referred
a SPECIAL committee selected by the b ard consisting OF
\. II. Rice. william Z. Dodge. samuel ID. Babcock,
George :. Coe. Martin Bates Iliam g. Haiu,s and f.
IT, Cossi't whom tho whole subject referred with
instructions fcpcrt the regular meeting m
February The committee Will afford 10 al persons IN
trrrsted ample opportunity 20 ne h. ard
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18

ORANGES A. A REGIMEN.-A vast number Of
oranges by the sJsnaris IL being, ia ia'' 10
ulcOainon thing for tho children ~ family 10 con-
ten or a dozen oranges eacn before brcah'asti
gathepng them fresh for ts purpose from the trees
such Wholesale consumption u what II commonly
looked upon a luxury appe 10 have 10 unhealthy
effect upon the system On tc contrary. the testimony
late eminent physician authorizes the usc of lr
As masi Wholesome Immediately upon waking IN Inc
uuruiug: he indeed prescribed such a regimen 10 q
friend IS nc Oniv nytgOrang and permanent cure Tor
ndiges i0u facetiOusy rcmarkng at the time tat he
gave uer a piece OF advice which, "a II were known 10
A. dysprpur patients would cost him BIS pfarpce AZ
hey ugai prefer simple remedy 20 his professional
TASlla
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18
EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY.
PARDONs. cUNMUTATIoNS AID KrPRi'Y YF~ GRANTED
DURING THR PAST YEAR.


ALBANY, Jan. 17.-Governor Robinson sent
to the As,-ub y yesterday sraled statements OF the
pardous. commutatI"ns and reprieyrs trat ie had
granted criminals during year 1873 The state 'oh
>iutlOu requires this annual report. Much oi lie ""'
ernor- time and of his clerks E taken ~ every year
IN the invest CATION the petitions OF erin mnI Tor re-
lease. Iudee,i THIS tLr chief work IN the EXecu I've
Chamber while Legislature not M session AlO-
gehrr. 1s7-, tn~ Governor granted lo1 PaFnohS ana
sxty-ihr communications Of sentences aud re1r"'ed
one murderer Tho paruOEs every class OF crime
from felonous assault to murder. modihe form OF
tcket-of-eayr seems To nave been established lAns'
Alexander COrbti, of NeN-YOrS. sentenced - t"eh'y
y-aIs' imprisonment Tor burglary ~ i-'b was
hardened Oh coutI IGH thdt he leave the couA-
ty. william ARK, Of Bf0ck'yn, scnieIced a.
four years ana months Imprisonui NJ ~
1-74 grand larceny, WAS pdrnoE,d Oh "a
same couaIti0u. The Superintendent ~ Fi'"us VI
directed that tnc promise made II kept no.
tr Governor desires thai ihe parton nc considered re-
yokrd" T. a note app .utrd % this ast PARTON. lhr
following nlu!drseis were pgr!untd: DdNiA hOHt
goneTy, insane. and M.caa" Murphy.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-18
INSURANCE SUPERVISION.

FILTHY or The INSURANCE DfPARINLNI-A rl-'lN
QUESTION BY suPERiNiENbkNI sAfIH F~AiN
LY ANSWERED.
ATp,vy. Jan. 7.-Superintendent John F.
stb of the Insurance Department, has sent ciFcuar
-. ., ,,. different insurance companies doiDg 1usi-
ness n tis State asking in view OF tho TACT tAAi IHe
coyernor in his message recommends the Abolition oi
e Insurance Depart meut, whether they agree WIN 'hr
ysrror and believe that the Department does not give
ro,.ct,on not only to policy holders. but 10 solvent
.uranee COMPANIES. lie asks response To the iolo"-
Ins question: -, s.. %,
- s,.ts snprryi.on as conducted bY the state vi