New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-02-04

Il yeas to 81 nays y "A vote was taken upon
the resolution of Senator Mcmillan, giving.
s Mr.. O'Brien the seat, and it received 80
votes in its favor and 81 against it. Those
who voted for it were:
Allen, Erickson, March,
Bell, Geissel, Mayo,
Borchert, Hompe. Morse,
Brown, Keller, Mott,
CaneStOrp, Kelly, Nelson,
Craig. La Due, Peterson S. D.
Craven, Leavitt, Phillips
Davis. Lienau, Probstfield,
Dean. Lommen. Smith, Z. r.,
Donnelly, MeHale, Wood.
Eaton. Mcmillan,
Those who voted in the negative were:
Ayers, Glader, sanborn,
s Barr, tFtE Grnnel p ass&. SeyatSOn
Burkhardt, Crate Smith. J. d..
Crandall Guderan Stevens
Daugherty, Hammer, Stockton.
Day, HESTER Strelssguth,
Dedon, Peterson. J. W. TaWney.
HOUSE. Il
The house only sat ,or half day yester-
day, but it had merry time over a resolu-
ton introduced by Mr.. Keyes asking for the
continuation i'll office of Warden Randall,
the Saltwater prison, until march, This
proposition caused long and heated dis.
cussion. Some OF the members held that
the resolution was not consistent with the
law and that it was Infringing the rights
OF the state executive, and wrongfully up
setting the. acts ofthe board of prison man
ayers. 1t will be remembered that Warden
Randall resigned at the December meeting
OF the prison board, and his resignation,
although reported to have been withdrawn.
was accepted at the January meeting, and
Albert Garvin of st. Cloud appointed to
succeed him, and assume to office on
Feb. L. 3,sts
Several members, including Mr.. Lomen,
opposed the passage OF the resolution for.
the reasons that it would have no force il
passed and would be infringing upon the
prerogative Of the state executive and an or
gained board
THE RESOLUTION LOST.
At length vote was taken on the mo-
ton to suspend the rules: sixty-seven mem
bers voted aye, and, as the motion to carry
requires a two-thirds vote OF the house, or
seventy-six votes it was declared lost, and
Mr.. keyes' resolution then went over on
Mr.. Diment's notice of debate.
1t is Mr.. keyes' intention to call up his
resolution this m orning, and, unless there
is a great change Of heart among the nj en-
bers, it will most probably be passed. It
may also be introduced in the senate, and
1t passed there the objections to its legality,
it is said, will be overcome.
Every Man His own Waiter,
New York World: Several lunch rooms.
in this city supply quick service because the
patron helps himself. All he has to do is
to satisfy his appetite and thirst at bullets
and then pay his check as he rushes out
-, u ms remarkable system is known as
sIrustlnsto-a,m al; honesty plan OF qulck
, ,uIlGn service Inc nrst restaurant OF the
i hlIu q was started IN broadway, near Cors-
la1iae strset, seVeral years ago u succeed
cd 50 well That others initiated its meth DDS.
AS the names OF the places imply, the
owners trust entirely TO mans honesty to
pc repaid 1or what ne has eaten. Many
men throughout the lower part OF the city
do not have time during their business hours
to take luncheon, especially where they
have to go to restaurant, hang UP their
hats and coats, sit down to table and wait
20 pc served, ana TO these men the new plan
IS pooh.
When man Piu1lges into one OF these
palaces at noon he makes dash Tor one OF
the long counters, where delicacies are
plenti!ully spread. When his eye strikes
some 1ld7blt that SUITS his fancy he helps
! nlhiseli 70 II, ana az the same tlme orders q
beverage rom one OF the sWhlte-aproned
men, standing about: 1t IS either coffee.
tea, chocolate or milk, and in less than ten
SECONDS It IS standing before him on the
sldeboard: not IN dainty cup and saucer,
but IN big, PLAIN mug.
Thus he stands up before the little space
on the counter which, Tor the time being
belongs TO him, and munches away at his
1000 with frequent sips from his mug
When he gets his first selection down his
throat he walks to another sideboard and
selects some other kind OF delicacy.
of course there are clerks and cashiers in
| eacn o. the restaurahts: put none OF them