The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-03-19
LEGISLATION VETOED.
Gov. Hubbard Disapprovss - 1slls.
Amon9. them the Valued Policy, Par
UouAeo and New 1uildiags leeaeureG.

Gov. hubbard Disapprovss % 1siis.
Among- them the Valued Policy, Far.
serass aad New 3ualdiass Ksasurss.
At 9 o'clock last evening Gov Hubbard
laid down his pen and heaved sigh Of relief
He has signed ola bills out of 864 sent him.
% being vetoed "A before the legislature ad-
jottned) and ID recalled after passage. There
Was not single spoeketed" bill, every mea.
bdre which passed both branches either re-.
sewing the GOVERNORS signature Or an ap-
bSnded h6ts sh6Mihg Why 1t Was not afixea
The labor consequent upon this careful study
and subsequent action has been shared by
Attorney General Hahn, Private Secretary
Jennison and Executive Clerk Hahn, and all
are dsvoutly glad to cry finis During the
session moro than 1900 bills were intro
duoed, but nearly 700 died, were substituted
or-as IN the case Of road and bridge bills,
where las were grouped into one-consoli-
dated The most Important bills signed yes
terday were the following:
Forbidding transfer of suits from state to fed
eral courts by foreign corporations; providing
for the state inspection Of boilers on inland
waters for the removal of county seats located
by vote Of the people upon petition for such
removal by tWO-thi Of the legal voters: trans.
ferrinR the land grant of the Duluth IL WiDnt,
beg to the st. Paul. Brainerd d Northwestern II
case the former Is not completed by March 2,
1885, dllOWlu8 ZIG OuluUu 0 iron range TO
select lands outside of the counties of Cook.
Lake and St. LOUIS extending the time of the
completion of the Mankato, Austin & St. Cloud
two years, and thereby equally extending the
time in which said road could secure its land
grant
Concerning the last three bills there has
been much dispute and arguments for and
against their passage have been urged since
the adjournment Regarding his final action,
Gov Hubbard said last evening:
They are approved on grounds Of public policy.
belive 1t desirable to encourage the enterprises
sought to DO benefited by these acts, and there.
by aid In the development Of the resources OF
the section bf the State id which they are
located There are Constitutional questions in
volved in some Of the features OF these bills
upon which I entertain doubts, but conclude
they be settled in justice to all interests in
volved by such judicial Judgment as may be
invoked for the purpose
The foreign corporations" bill was the sub
ject of legal contest before the governor,
and the railroads and insurance companies
strenuously argued it's unconstitutionality.
His excellency was not convinced, or, if any
doubt remained, probably concluded that
this question could also be more properly
adiudicated in court of last resort Tie
important vetoes tgiven below, with the ex-
ecutive notes appended are of the valued
policy; the taxation OF parsonages; such por-
lions of several of the approx alton bills as
provide for new. state buildings, and of the
81 900 Appropriation for an encampment
of soldiers and sailors at Minnetonka.
APPROPRIATIONS DIsAPPRovED.
The act to appropriate mopfy for the hos
pitfalls of the insane account Is approved as
to the following items: