Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-04-02
Thursday, March. 20.

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Senator Sanborn presented concurrent
resolution providing that the legislature
shall adjourn at noon on Monday April
20, and that the last day for the introduc-
ton Of bills shall be to-day, Friday, March
a.: The resol ution was adopted.
Senator Dedon exploded bomb in the
senate by the introduction OF the following
resolutions:
Resolved, That the seat OF Senator J. S.
O'Brien is hereby declared vacant as per section
OF article Of the constitution of the State OF
MINNESOTA, Which provides that no senator can
hold more than one Office under the state gov
eminent at the same time
Senator Morse gave notice Of debate.
Senator Leavitt called up his resolution
providing for joint committee to procure
bids for printing the General Laws of the
session and distributing them 10 the news
papers of the state.
Senator Day then moved to refer the
resolution to the printing committee.
Under the order OF executive commune
cations message was received from Gov,
Merriam vetoing s. F. No. 81, Senator
MARGINS bill con 'erring certain limited
banking privileges upon trust companies.
AS soon as the me ssage was read Senator
March moved to reconsider the vote by
which it was passed. In few remarks he
said the measure did not intrench upon the
rights Of banks. That was the only OBJ.
lection he heard against the bill, and all
explanation OF the provisions of the bill
had convinced his constituents that this
objection was not valid.
HOUSE.
The business of the house con-
sisted principally of the introduction of
bills, it being the last day but one for the
introduction of proposed new legislation
The afternoon was almost entirely taken
up with this order Of business, while tbs
morning was consumed by lively discus
sion over several temperance measures and
thnr v<>fS 1om H. 4
Mittee OF the house appointed to investigate
the management of the state prison.
Mr.. Ringwald's resolution providing for
supplying each member with five addi-
tiOnal copies of the manual was lost by q
vote of So to 80, and Mr.. Feig moved for a
reconsideration.
Friday March. ~.
SENATE.
At the opening of the morning session of
the senate yesterday there were no petit
tions letters or resolutions, and the intro
duction OF bills was proceeded with. At
the end OF half an hour the senators had
emptied their pockets and desks and then
as it was the last day for the introduction
OF new bills. It was voted to return to that
should be shut off from getting any of his
measures before the senate.
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