New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-02-11

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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8.
SENATB-Bills introduced making
special and general appropriations for
the state normal schools; amending
the statutes relative to sale of real es-
tate for taxes. The O. Brien liquor bill
was defeated by vote of ~ to Is. The
senate bill creating an additional judge
ship in the Seventh district was pass
ed. Senate bills were also passed re-
lieving county commissioners of penal
ties under the general drainage law.
Adjourned until 10. a. m. Wednesday.
HovsE-A resolution for state IL
cense law went over under the rules.
Bills were introduced amending the
statutes relating to the foreclosure of
mortgages; proposing to give the fire.
mems relief associations half the sum
raised by taxation on insurance COM
panies; to establish a state school for
neglected children; providing for town
ship insurance companies to insure
against hail, tornado and cyclone;
requiring the filing of statements of the
business of township insurance COM
panies; providing for the establishment
of a normal school at Crookston; re-
quiring that legal notices be published
in a designated paper; memorials for.
the adjustment of the direct tax for war:
purposes; to regulate the practice of
medicine and surgery; repeating por-
tions OF the statutes relating to guard
ians. Senate bills were passed: Fix
ing the time of holding court in the
Second district House bills passed:
Amending statutes relating to the du-
ties of sheriffs; to secure railroad COM
panies certain rights in the purchase Of
rolling stock; recommending that the
electors vote for constitutional
amendment. The railroad bill, which
was the special order was referred back
to the railroad committee upon their
request. Adjourned until 10a. M.
Wednesday.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4.
SENATE-Bills introduced: 10 pro-
vide state school for INDECENT child
rem; to regulate the time of commence
ment of action on lands, time for re-
demption having expired; to make both
husband and wife liable for bills for
family subsistence; amending the sta.
tutes relative to loan, trust and safe
deposit companies. The committee on
hospital for insane made al historical
and statistical report In the after.
noon session bills were introduced by
Senator Castle to prevent spread OF
contagious diseases among domestic
animals; to prevent pollution of sources
of water supply, and regulating the
carrying on OF offensive trades and oc.
equations. In committee of the whole,
Senator Pillsbury's bill to assess upon
\ state banks compensation for addition.
al examination was indefinitely post.
poned. Adjourned until 10 a. M
Thursday.
| HOUsE-A bare quorum present
Bills were indefinitely postponed: Re
lating to fees in justices courts; relating
to the sale of poisons by druggists; pro
hibiting the catching of fish in lakes ir
Wright county; two bills relating to the
licensing of the liquor traffic in town
ships in which there are village organi
cations. Bills were introduced: Relating
to appeals in justices courts; authoriZ
ing the issuance of $1,000 in bonds fol
a Ramsey county court house,; relating
to trials of actions for real property
for commission to locate a third stat,
hospital for the insane. Adjourned I'm
til 10 a. m. Thursday.
| THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5.
| SENATE-Bills introduced: To ter
inmate the lien of chattel mortgage.
executed in other States, limits the lii,
of such mortgages to six months; tc
provide for the return to original own
er of lands sold at tax sale Of surplus
derived from such sale; authorizing
county commissioners to require new
bonds in certain cases; providing fo
taking a census. Census to be take1
by town assessors with assistants to b,
appointed by county auditor where ne
cessary Allows assessors compen
sation of cents for each name enroll
ed. Bills passed: Senator Wilson,
bill prohibiting county aid to railroads
amending the statutes of 1873, relating
to elections; appropriating $500 for til,
relief Of the estate of Leonard B
Hodges; relating to the appointment o
guardians ad litena for infant defend
ants; legalizing the filling OF affidavit
in certain cases; amending the statutes
relating to boards of equalization; lie
CALLING the acknowledgements of Ger
tain conveyances;amending the statutes
of 1878, relating to the collection o
taxes; relating to the sale of forfeited
state lands; to punish offenses on rail
road cars; amending the statutes relat
ing to guardians; amending the stat
utes of 1878, relating to costs; max
ing valid the proceedings of certain re
| ligious corporations. Adjourned unit
10.a. M. Friday.
HOUSE. Bills introduced: To ament
section 20, chapter 1874, statutes 1878
relating to timber cultures; to authoriz
| the register of deeds to renew the in
dexes of his office; to provide for tn
location of a third hospital for the in
sane; to prevent deception in, the sal
Of dairy products; to protect railroa,
employees in crossing tracks; to pro
vide a lien for the case of stock; t.
amend the statutes relating to lien
upon personal property; to prevent an,
punish fraud in the use of false stamps
brands, trade marks, etc. House bill
! passed: Continuing the appropriation
of $5, 900 for the Mississippi river com
mission; amending section 26O, chapte
8. statutes of 1878, requiring a recor,
of evidence in coroners' examinations
relating to distributing of property Q
debtors among creditors. The ney
bill of the railroad committee was re
| ported yesterday and made the specia
order for Tuesday at II a.. M. Til
4 committee warehouse and grain inspec
ton held long and exciting session
The bone of contention still remains til
question OF bonding interior elevator
with prohibition against fiat ware hou
ses, or throwing the market wide open
! On this the committee are atalogge,
heads, Mr.. Canning leading the deman
for an open market, and it is becomin
evident the committee will be unable t
agree, and the question wi
probably have to be settled by the house
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