The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-01-31

By Burkhart- legalize conveyances
of real property in which a married
woman unites with her husband but is
not described in the certificate of ac-
acknowledgement as the wife of the other
grantor.
By Holmes-Appropriating $25, 900 for
the state normal schools.
By Holmes-To add two members to
the state normal school board.
By Keller-Fixing the salaries of the
chief justice and associate justices of the
supreme court at S. 500 each.
By Pope-To more nearly equalize the
burdens and hardships Of citizens of
Minnesota who served in the War of the
Rebellion for at least one year.
BILLS PAssED-To legalize the issue of
bonds to the amount of 81 500 by the
City of Granite Falls for fire apparatus,
and authorize said city to refund old in
debtedness.
Asserting to the grants of money au-
thoiized by congress for the purpose of
establishing agricultural experimental
stations.
To furnish the state librarian and at
torney general with sets of Minnesota re-
ports.
To authorize the village of Wheaton,
Traverse county, to issue bonds to the
amount of $1,000, to refund the floating
Indebtedness.
HOUSE BILLS PAssED-To authorize
the borough of LIE Sueur to issue bonds
for the erection of a town hall.
To amend section 1902, chapter 8, Gen.
eral laws of 1878, relating to the time of
meeting of county commissioners apply
ing to Otter Tail county only.)
HOUSE.
There was not very much important
legislation disposed of and the bills in
troduced are mostly of that class which
come under the head Of necessary and
amendatory legislation.
Mr.. Underwood introduced petition
for the establishment of a state park at
or near the soldiers home in Henneein
county, and later on at the request of
Mr.. Lane the matter was referred to the
Hennepin county delegation.
Mr.. Keyes, of Winona, introduced a
resolution, which passed. requiring that
the judiciary committee ascertain the
exact time which the legislature should
sit. In explaining the resolution he said
that the amendment adopted last fall
provided that the legislature should not
sit more than ninety days, but did not
specify what time it should adjourn.
BILLS INTRODUCED.-By Morgan-To
appropriate 1925 for deficiency in the
salary of the insurance commissioner;
81 300 for deficiency in legislative ex-
penses of session of 1887: $2S, 900 for de-
| ficiency in the salaries of district judges
and several other minor deficiencies.
Appropriations.
By Estes-To establish and maintain
farmers Institutes by an annual appro-
priation of $4,000. Judiciary.
By McMillan-For the relief of Eric
Olson for the erroneous killing of two
horses, ordered by the state board of
health. Appropriations.
By Ives-To modify the contract for
the publication OF Minnesota reports.
Judiciary.
HOUSE BILLS PAssED.-To amend Sec
lions and 5, General Laws 1885, relat-
ing to incorporation of villages.
To amend section /, chapter 60, Gen
eral Laws 1887, relating to incorporation
of villages.
To prohibit clerks of court from prac-
ticing as attorneys in courts of which
they are clerks.
To declare the effect of the record of
| certified copies of deeds.
To amend the general statutes relating
to jurors.
Relating to the exemplifcation of
Judgment of justice in another state.
Legalizing sheriff's certificates issued
on mortgage foreclosure and execution
sales.
By Mr.. Fleming, of Crow Wing-To
amend the charter of the City of Brain
erd.
SENATE BILLS PAssED.-To authorize
the village of Red Lake Falls to issue
bonds.