The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-01-24

ger trains; appropriating 1886 800 for the
st. Peter asylum and $175, 1862 for the,
Rochester asylum. The bills to prevent
fraud in the sale of wheat, to amend the
act on the redemption of tax sale, to fix
the salary of members of the legislature,
were fpvorably reported. Several bills
were passed to the second reading. The
bill approx rating $3.50. 900 for legislative
expenses was passed under suspension
of rules.
BILLS INTRODUCED.-ByH alvroson, s.
F. No. 50-Repealing special laws regu-
lating catching fish in Freedom county
and hunting wild game therein.
By Edwards, S. F. 51-Appropriation
for completing reformatory at st. Cloud,
amounting to &c., 900.
By Eaton, s. F. 56-Regulating the
catching of fish in Wright county.
By Clark, s. F. officiating to inter-
est on money and usury.
By Clark, S. F. 5S-Act making vii
lagos separate election districts.
By Whiteman, S. F. 61-Authorizing
Cook county to issue bonds to improve
buildings and roads. Passed.
By Whiteman, s. F. 62-Act to cedes
territory to the jurisdiction of United
States government at Duluth.
: By Daniels,S. f. 64-Amending special
laws of 1857 relating to city of Rochester.
By Ward. S. F. 65-Relating to COM
pensation of commissioners of Waseca
county. Passed.
By Holmes, s. F. 66-Authorizing
Becker county to issue bonds. Passed.
H. F. 80, relating to poor of Sibley
county, was passed.
HOUSE,
Tn nj,
tions were offered. Mr.. Jackson intro
duced bill relating to the changing of
county seats, specifying what the citizens
desiring such change may do to secure it,
and what the board of county commits
sioners are required to do in the matter.
Mr.. Hompe introduced II. F. No. GO,
providing for an amendment to article 1
of the constitution by the addition of
new section to be numbered IS, and pro-
viding for the submission of the question
to the people, to be voted upon at spe-
cial election to be held June 10, 1889.
Mr. Hompe also introduced bill max
ing SANDER against female felony and
punishable by heavy fine or imprison-
ment, or both,
By Haven, H. F. 51-A bill to appro-
pirate money for the st. Cloud reforma-
tory.
By Sumner, H. F. 52-To legalize the
actions of the common council of
Hutchinson. Passed.
By Dunn, H. F. $50 change the
terms of the district court of Mile Laos.
Passed.
By Fleming, H. F. 54-To prevent
certain cattle from running at large in
the town of Daggett, Red Wing county.
Passed.
By jacobson, H. F. 56-Appropriating
money to build a bridge across Lac qui
Parle river.
By Wilson, H. F. $50 authorize
the lowering of the waters of Lake
Christian, Douglas county. Passed.
By Wilson. II. F. 59-To amend the
charter of the village of Alexandria.
Passed
By Crossfeld, H. F. 6O-To authorize
the lowering of the waters of Pelican
lake, Grant county. Passed.
By Hompe, H. F. 63-To appropriate
money for roads in Otter Tail county.
By Durham, H. F. 65-To reimburse
the county of Otter Tail for money ex-
dended in destroying grasshoppers. The
By Durham, H. F. 66-To build
bridge over the Red river in Otter Tail
county.
By Graves. H. F. 6I-To change the
time for holding district court in Wadena
county. Passed.
By c. H. Davis, H. F. 6S-To legalize
a certain vote of Renville county. Passed.
By Sevatson, H. F. 69-To amend the
act relating to the tolls of custom mills.
By Sevatson, III. F. Toto reduce the
rate of interest on money and prevent
usury. The legal rate is reduced per
cent. by this bill.
By Crossfield, Fl. F. TITO amend the
act relating to the insane commission.
By Wing, H. F. 72-To appropriate
money to build bridge across the Zum-
bro river.
Senate Files %. 10, 81, 20, 10, 25, 80
and 81 (all local bills) were passed by the
house