Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-02-06

the time OF expiration OF fe3Hl OF redemption.
It also provides for preservation of record of
such notice F. ~ n. Jss5
Senator O'Brien's bill in relation to the sale
of Intoxicating liquors is intended to relieve
the prosecution of the necessity of proving in
tent, in that the sale of any Intoxicating liquor
to an habltual di,lnkard or minor, Under what
ever name the liauor is sold, shall be prlma
facie evidence of wrong intent. =
HousE-The Knife Falls Boom company re-
piled to the petition of the Duluth lumbermen.
Bills for the numbering of irregular pieces of
land. realizing the incorporation of Villages
and for the punishment Of certain practices Mt
elections overwhelmingly postponed: The COM
mittee on elections was instructed 10 SEND Tor
persons and papers to the Wynco or-Kckusick
election case Bills were introduced: 10 Gu
force The payment of taxes that have become
d.lnouent in certain cases; amending statues
relating to service of summons upon CORPORA
tons; providing for the regulation OF build
ing associations; to regulate the sale Of polsons
to require the listing 81 exempt personal prop
erly; permitting towns to vote on manner 81 pay
ing Doll tax: restricting the amount pf toll 10 pc
taken for custom milling: to provide for the
collection Of school board lndebtness IN Ger
tain cases: changing the time for ordering
school books from June to Sept; providing TOR
the election OF county superintendent Of pub
lie instruction. reducing the fees OF the on IN
spector; amending the statutes in the matter OF
! acknowledgements and discharge OF executors ;
amending the statutes fixing the fees III Justices
court The railroad committee reported SUBJ
stitute for all the railroad bills
Mr. Spanltline ia after the inspector OF oils.
Under the present law the inspector gets ~
cents for inspecting Il single barrel, ~ cents q
barrel for each barrel not 70 exceed hvo, 10
cents per barrel not to exceed ten barrels, and
20 cents barrelfor more than ten barrels
Mr.. Spauld,ng's bill makes the rate % cents a
barrel for single barrels 20 cents for less than
Ave barrels, Is cents for less than ten barrels,
| and 10 cents for more than ten barrels
Senator wilkins bill. by amendment to the
present statutes, provides the method Tor III
corr o. atinS posts OF the Grano Army VI lne
Republic III Minnesota.
sESA1E-The o'Brten liquor bill was recon-
mended to pass by the senate committee OF TN
| whole large number Of bills approprla11ns
money to aid in building bridges were intro
duced Senator Shaleen introduced bills which
are exact copies of the Illinois statutes affecting
/ railroads. warehouses and grain inspection. III
| senate bill authorizing guardians to mortgage
real estate Of wards to pay debts passed. Ad
: iourned until Tuesday next at 1880 a. IN.
| General orders were taken up, Senate
Langdon in the chair. The following bills
import We're recommended to pass: Relatln!
to payment Of county treasurers monthly
; itol; increasing the salary of the recording
clerk in The office of the secretary Of state
for all additional Judge III the Seventh dis
taict; amending the laws affecting replevl
in JUSTICES court; providing for change Q
the east and west boundary between Pol
and Marshall county; amending the laws CIV
ing title by descent; amending the Qrainog
law so that county commissioners are no
liable TO penalties; the two bills INTRODUCES
by the judiciary committee TO extend tn
terms Of courts and of county commissioner
! to agree with the biennial election law.
| HoUSE-Rills were introduced to amend til
statutes relating to dams; aprrorriating 81 80
annually for farmers Institutes; amending tn
statutes relating to property exempt from tax
alton: amending statutes relating to the drain
ing Of lakes: amending statutes relating
chcttel mort cages; amending statutes relati1
to exemption sales: amending statutes relatln
to redemption of mortgage foreclosure sales; t
regulate the holding Of teachers Institutes il tt
state. House bills were passed requiring sect
:ity for costs III certain In committee
Vie whole the memorial for the passage OF tt
Regain bill YVES considered Speaker Gibbs move
that the committee report the Dill BACK Wit
a recommendation that it be laid upon I'll
able and the motion was carried by vol
! of 13 to 50 The committee rose and II
ported, and Mr.. Lienau moved that the n
port be not accepted, and the question bein
upon the adoption Of the report that the bi
lie upon the table there We're ayes 3S, All
The constitutional convention bin was lost
the house Tor lack OF the two-thirds vote r.
auircl to pass it, chiefly attributable to tt
light house. The vote was reconsidered and tt
bill laid aside.
The bill which was introduced last night
She house, al,propriating ST 500 for farmers ii
stitutes, provides that $500 shall he appropr
ated TO defray the expenses OF such institut
and creates the office OF conductor If these il
stitutes, at a salary Of $1,000 per annum an
necessary expenses, the officer TO be appointe
by the governor