The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-03-08
THE LEGISLATURES.

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Senate, 1scsdav, February ~.
Bills passed: For levy Of state tax not to
exceed mill for 1884 (amended BY strik-
ing out $3.50, 900 q total amount of tax ana
inserting in lieu thereof $3.50, 00O).
Indefinitely postponed. Relating to
duties Of district court clerks, Is to liea
dockets; relating to contributory negligence
In action for damages from iniur les; to
house bill relating to official trusts; for the
relief of w. II. Dixie.
Amendments:
The senate amended the bill providing for
examination ofrormal school graduates AID
issue OF i've year certificates for teaching by
years before issuance of sec md certificate.
Bills were introduced: By Judiciary COM
mittee- Relating to the payment of bounties
for the capture Of ,orse thieves. BY RAM
sey county delegation-To authorize the
city OF St. Paul to issue certificates of inpebt.
edness not TO exceed $50, 900 to aid in the
construction of bridge over the right of
way OF the St. Paul, Minneapolis & Mani
toba road, on Mississippi street.
In executive session the following nomina.
tons by the governor were confirmed:
For members state hoard of equalization
First district, 8. w. Furber, Washington,
Vice r Lee meicke, term commences Aug.
II, 1882; Third district, J. G.. Lawrence,
Nabasha. reappointed; Fifth district, z. b,
tage, Dodge, reappointed; Seventh district,
James Compton,, Otter Tail, reappointed;
Ninth district, Thomas Montgomery, Nicol-
let, reappointed; Tenth district, John Nc
Nelly, Houston, Vice E. w. Trask, resigned,
term commences Aug. IL, 1882; Eleventh
district. Hugh Thompson, Polk, Vice A. N.
Seip, same term as above.
II nc I nd
First district, John s. Proctor, Washington,
reappointed; second district, William +.
King, Hennepin, vice George A. Bracket;
fifth district, Leonidas Merritt, Duluth, vice
W. H Knowkon.
Regents State University--H. n. Siblev,
Ramsey, reappOinted: Thomas S. Buckhanl,
Rice, reappointed; John 8. Pillsbury, Hen
nepin, vice w. r. Marshall, resigned; Knute
Nelson, Douglas, vice A. Edgerton, re.
Tousley; GreeRleaf Clark, Ramsey, reap
pointed. First to date from Feb. l, 1882;
Others from Feb. /, 1883.
Direct rs bate Normal School-H. B.
Wilson, G 'odhue, from January 1883; San
tord Mills, Ol'nsted, reappointed. from Feb
ruary. 1883; J. c. Whit 'ey, Hennepin, vice
3. c. Gale, from February. 1888.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction ID.
L. Kiehie, HennepiD.
Inspector of Oils-H. A. Castle, Ramsey
vice James K. Hoffman.
Insurance Commissioner-A. r. McGi!l,
Nlcollet.
Warden of State Prison.. A. Reed,
Washington.
State Librarian-W. H. H. Taylor, RAM
sey.
Directors Institute for deaf, dumb an
blind-George b. Whipple, Rice, reappoin-
ted, Fep. l, 1882. r. A. Mott, reappointed
Feb. l, 1883.
Members of Board of Trustees of hospital
of the insane-M. J. Daniels, Olmsted, re-
appointed, Feb. l, 1882; John F. Meagher,
Blue Earth. vice E. s. Brown, Feb. l, 1882.
Members board of managers of State Re-
form School-D. W. Ingersol!, Ramsey, re-
appointed. J.nuary, 9, 1882; T. &. Walker,
Ilennepin, vice G. L. Otis, Jan. 8, 1888.
Inspectors of State prson-E. q. Butts
Washington, reappointed Jan. Is, 1882;
John De Laittre, Hennepin, reappointed,
Jan. Is, 1883.