Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-17

ferent districts and the publication of the same
with the general laws. .. House bills passed:
Providing for the borrowing Of money for the
extraordinary expenses of the state. 1t was
moved that the hour of the meeting OF the
house should hereafter be 10 o'clock, and the
motion was adopted. The house, however,
adjourned until 2o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Following is a list of the standing commit
tees as announced by the speaker:
Finance - Collins, Merriam. Crawford, Ende,
yuaiciasy741cfs Cole, Collins Smith IT, Barker
Thompson, Brown and Gregory.
Railroads-Sabin, Cole, Smith, Jr.. Boardnan
Nelson, NJ. johnson, 81. Anderson, Sadley, Dyer
spaulding, Moore, Potter, Buck, E. A. Child and
Emery.
Public Accounts and neutrality-suspicious.,
Turrell, Halgren, Dyer, Wells, Rahilly and stige'
man.
Public Lands-Groetsch, Linnel Torgerson
Finch, Seymour, Baarnaas, Blackman, T. Paulson
Bell, B',rmester, E. A. Child, Doyle, White 'eni
Federal Relations-Nelson, Thompson, Seymour
Lenz, Stigeman and Chisholm.
Education - Cole, Lydiard, Carson, Baker, O.
Peterson, Hill and Stahlman.
Towns and Counties-Parker, Sadley, Lydi?rd
Finch, Bell, Snow and Cook
Military Affairs-Bobleter, Putnam, Jr., Snow
Baarnaas. Farrar, Patterson, JackGn.
1ncorpOradons-J Smith, Jr., II. Anderson
sabin, Nelson, Strong, Potter, Frank.
Agriculture and Manufactures-Linnell, Baker,
Torgerson, J. Peterson, Batchelder, MoNamara
State Prison Mo1s+s Parker, NJ johnson, Thayer
Batchelder, Rahilly; Gregory.
Claims-Turrell, Grimshaw, Ven Dyke, Way, H.
Paulson, Blockman, Stah1man.
Insurance-Halgren, Demeules, Hicks, Bean
sidener, Cullen, Emery.
Immigration -Huleback, J. A. Peterson, Groetsch
Borak, Becker, White, Frank.
State Normal SchOols-SpRuldlng, Miller, Sven
son, Hartley, Richardson, Cullen, Capser.
Hospital for Insane-J. E. Child, Plummer, Dan
tels, J: Small, Strong, Bobleter, Randall.
Deaf, Dumb and Bind--Buck, Plummer, Frahm
Boh)and, w. Anderson, Mortenson.
Sampson, Dilley. !
Roads, Bridges and Navigsbae strea ms-O. Peter
Fsson, Hartley, w. Anderson, Greer, Patterson.
Banks-Daniels, Merriam, Wells, H. Paulson
Randall.
Printing-J.A Peterson, Bobleter Parker, Moree
Election-Frahm, Ende, Swenson, Sabin, Borak.
Commerce.. Smith, Huleback, Hicks, Demueles
Baumgarten.
Public Buildings-Porter, Van Dyke, Grimshaw
Rules and Joint u)es-Boardman, Dyar, T. Paul
son, Jacklin, Becker.
State Library-Bohland, Barker, Holmstorm
Mines and Minerals-Potter, Sampson, Burmester
Diley, Capser.
Observation-Disclosures, Holnstrom, W. H. John
son, Morris, Baumgarten.
Enrolment-Greer, Miller, Morse, Richardson
Demeules.
Grain Inspection and Warehouses-Way, J
Smith, Ole Peterson: NJ: Johnson, Rahily, Cock:
Temperance Legislation-C Collins, j. E. Child
Miller, Been, j. Smith, Jr., E. A. Child, Hill.
JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES.
Tax and Tax Laws-Cornish, Barker, Crawford
McKusick, Morris.
Cornish, Way, Porter. ". Il. johnson.
Forestry-Gray, o. Peterson, Morse, Baker, Jack
lin, Emery, Chisholm.
ST.. PAUL, January 11.-Bills introduced
To empower the township of Hartford, Todt
County, to build wagon bridge; to regulate
the liabilities of railroad corporations in Ger
tain cases; providing for the assignment of tn
estates of deceased persons in certain cases
to prohibit the obstruction of highways O
streets by railroads. :. Senate bills passed. II
authorize commissioners of Noble County, fO
the purpose of refunding the bonds Of tn
county; for an act to legalize the action O.
school districts in issuing bonds. ). "A commit
tee of the Methodist conference, consisting o
Revs. John Staffofd, D. Morgan, w. K. Mar
shal and Noah Lathrop, presented a resolution
asking that the Legislature pass an amendmen
to the constitution providing for the exemp
tion of parsonages from taxation. Th
matter was referred to the Judiciary commit
tee. Adjourned.
ST. PAUL, January 16.-A petition was pre-
serted from citizens of Jackson County askln,
$4,000 be appropriated for bridge at Jackson
80. On motion the regular hour for meeting
was changed to 2:30 NJ. Bills passed unde
suspension of the rules: To allow tho stat
other funds to meet t2ae pfessRt t tEeo fahaa
penses of the state: to authorize county o
Scott to issue $4,000 of bonds; to repeal tn
special law of 1881 authorizing Lake City t.
purchase ferryboat. The speaker cause'
the following letter from c. H. Weaver, o
Bridgeport, Mich, to be read: I" must int
one James H. Rim of the Twenty-irst New
York Volunteers, known to be a resident o
Minnesota ten years since. I am badly dis
abled, and need his testimony in a pension
case. Will you read this before an open o
full house, requesting any member who can
to give me information y. .Adjourned:till
o'clock A. NJ. Tuesday.