The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-01-24
MINNESOTA LEGISLATURE.
Thursday, Jan. IL.
SENATE.


I BILLS INTRODUCED.-By Nachbar, s.
F. No. 40-Regulating toll for grinding
and boiling wheat. The present law
| provides one-eighth toll, but is evaded
by the millers, who prefer dealing ''in
exchange" greatly to the disadvantage
| of the farmers. Senator Nachbar pro-
poses amending the law SO that there can
| be no evasion of its provisions.
By Whiteman, S. F. No. 41-Repealing
tax on mortgages.
By Swenson, S. F. No. 42-Act amending
| regulations of common carriers.
By Goodrich, s. F. No. 43-Act defin-
ing the competency of jurors in criminal
| cases.
By Daniels, S. F. No. 45-Providing
state examining board and issuance of
| of state teachers certificates. Four
| members are to be elected by the High
| school and Normal school authorities of
the state and the superintendent of pub
lie instruction will be a member ex Off
clio.
By Goodrich, S. F. No. 46.-Relating to
| building and loan associations. The in
| tention of this measure is that any of
| these associations, when they migrate, in
a business sense, from their own coun-
ties, must deposit 100000 with the state
auditor.
By NJ. johnson, S. F. No. 47-Act au-
thorizing sale of capitol lands in Kandi-
yohi county.
The senate passed bill providing for
the issuance Of bonds by the village Of
Graceville.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., FIynn, foSr, Lana.
Fathers, Seymour, ElmQuist, c. n. Davis, Phil.
lips, Diment, Searle.
| Ways and Means-Morgan, Anderson, II. WI.
Son, Lightly, Smith, F. C. Stevens Perrin.
Judiciary-F F. Stevens, Crossfeld, Morgan,
Lane, Williams, McKusick, Keyes, Fleming,
Hoyt, Young, Smith, Forbes Hay, c. R. Davis,
Ives.
Railroads Sevatson Comstock, Hoyt, Hop
ping. Shoemaker, Dunn, E. C. Johnson Harring.
ton, savage, Wing, Semple, Crossfield, Guam,
Casper, Ives.
Public Accounts and Expenditures Maland,
Anderson, Everson, Barteau, Morgan, Downs,
Halgren, Thurber, Buell., Harrington, Farley.
Public Lands-Crossf1ed, Stebbins, Poe VIII
son, Hudson, Jacobson, Comstock, Roberts f. G.
Stevens, McKusick, Underwood, Heidemann, ].
N. Johnson Vollmer, Farley, Holmstrom. IA
Education-Hoyt, Husher, Elmquist, Eastman,
Lassow, Eeidemann, Evenson, Bickel, Grain, Nor
ris, Mcmillan.
Agriculture and Manufacture-Lightly, Flath-
ers, Estes, Swain, Damp, Jones, Bain Roberts,
Evenson, Ellinson, McNally, Guam, Grain, Dun.
ham, Hanson.
Towns and Counties-Jacobson, Flemming,
Low, Ranke, Cox, F. C. Stevens, Thoe, Taft, Erck-
Son, Smout, McGrath.
Military AfairS-PoSt, Brush, Underwood, Say.
age, Low, Downs, David, Alfred
Incorporations-Young,L Lane, Jones, Seymour,
Balm, Willrich, Summer, Fuhemann, Merz.
States Prison-Hoppin, Keyes, Seymour, Ho-
rem, Searle, Willrich, Downs Holgreen, Diment.
Enthusiastically, Flemming, Poe, Taft, Cox,
Morris, Buell..
Savage, Alderman, Post Taft, Holmstrom Bar.
teau, Hageny, Erickson, Roberts, Durham, Thoe,
Vollmer
Observation-Disclosures, Halgren, Smith, Low,
Fuhemann, Copser, Davenport.
nmigration--Anderson, Holmstrom, Hanson,
Roe, Smout, Brown, Merz.
Normal Schools-Perrn, Jones, Flemming,
Brush, Mcmillan, Thurber, Greedy, Sinclair, Far.
icy
Insane-Stebbins, Kreis, James, Durham, G. R.
Davis Bickel, Downs, Phillips, Copser.
Temperance-Mc Kusck, Kreis Jacobson, Tenn
pie, Estes, Ellingson, Perrin, Maland, Ives.
Labor and Labor Legislation-Sumner, Hanke,
James, Williams Larson, Sinclair, Hompe Dunn,
MerH.
Hospital for Defe- tives-H. Wilson, Fathers,
'fm efSr SWsh elES aE Msn Barteau
Hay Sinclair.
Roads and Bridges-Davis, Alfred, McNally,
Alderman, Ellingson, Wing, McGrath, Cox,
Banks-Constock, Bickel, Sevatson, H. Wilson,
Mcmillan, Kelly, Buell..
Prnting-Dunn, Eastman Husher, Fl, Fl. Viii.
son, Morris, Fuhemann Kelly.
E!ections-Savage, Willrich, Damp, Greedy,
Thurber
Commerce-Holgren, Post, c. H. Davis, Kreis
HeidemGnn
Public Buildings-F1athers, Barr, Brown, ]. N.
Johnson, Copser.
Rules-Benson, Estes, Morgan Crossfield, Com.
stock.
State Library-Davenport, G. R. Davis, Husher,
Forbes, Hay.
Mines-Holmstrom,..A Davis, Greedy, Hanson,
Hopkins, E. G. Johnson, Lassow.
Engrossment-C. II. Davis, Horen, McGrath,
Notwithstanding, &c. Johnson, Per.
rim, Searle, Temple.
Forestry-Flynn, Harrington, Maland, Erick.
son, Vomer
Legislative Expenses-C R. Davis McNally
Shoemaker, Eastman, Greedy, Benson, Phillips
Soldiers Home-Underwood, Hompe, H. VIII
| son, Smith, Wing.
Logs and Lumber-Hanke, Flynn, Seymour,
| Balm, H. II. Wilson.
Prison Labor-Keyes, H. F. Stevens, Sumner,
| Benson, Barr, Davenport Hageny.
State Park-Lane, A. Davis, F. c. Stevens, Ha-
ven, Kelly Hanke, Hay.
Taxes-Estes, Anderson, Crossfeld, Brown, f.
| @. Stevens.
University-Benson, Comstock Flynn, Young,
Stebbns. Forbes. DAVENPORT
BILLS INTRODUCED-By Heidemann,
H. F. No. 29-To appropriate money for
relief of farmers who lost their crops by
hail in Brown county. The bill calls for
| $4,000.
By Keyes, II. F. No. SOTO provide
for the revision of the statutes of Min
] nesOta.
/ D. ~ ID D,;, III Z NJ Of An,o,d
ing the act relating to the incorporation
of villages.
By Brown, H. F. No. 34-To make
paupers town charge in Sibley county.
BY Swain, H. F. No. 36-To authorize
the town of LIE Sueur to issue bonds for
the erection of town hall. Passed.
By Coe, Ii. F. No. 37-To appropriate
money for bridge across the Cannon
| river.
By Elmquist, H. F. No. 3S-Relating
to the board of public works of st. Paul.
BY Stevens, Ell. F. No. officiating to
the inspection of factories.
By Ives, H. F. No. 42-To amend the
act relating to legal publications.
BY Eastman, H. F. No. 43-To amend
the textbook act.
By Smith, H. F. No. 44-To authorize
the regents of the state university to sell
the experimental farm on Lake Mime
| tonka.
By Hanke, H. F. No. 46-To amend
the act relating to the foreclosure of
mortgages.
By Lane, H. F. No. 47-To prevent the
pollution of the waters of Lake Mime
! tonka.
By Farley, H. F. No. 4S-To authorize
Shakopee to issue bonds for public i'm
provements. Passed.
By Farley, HI. F. No. 49-To provide a
sinking fund for Shakopee. Passed.
By Williams, Fl. F. No. SOTO provide
! for legislative expenses. Passed. The
bill appropriates $4,000 for the ninety
days session.
Representative Lanes resolution pro-
viding for the appointment of special
(, oil inspection committee of five was
amended to read "seven members and
the special committee of seven on oil in.
spection will be appointed.
S. F. No. 80, protesting against the re-
peal of the interstate commerce law,
passed the house.
| Friday January Is,
Senator Ward introduced a resolution
for the appointment of a committee to
investigate the charges of bribery in the
senatorial caucus. Only one senator
voted no. Besides bills OF local interest