Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-03-26
Thursday, March. i9.
SENATE.

LOT which the existing law provides.
Thursday. March. i9.
SENATE.
Senator Crandall created q hutter of ex-
element in the senate chamber yesterday
morning when he introduced u resolution
the second one OF the kind that he has
presented this misunderstanding the in.
dieary committee to prepare bill for the
redIstricting OF the state into new judicial
districts, consolidating US many OF the
same as possible and reducing the number
OF judges to Il number deemed advisable
and report the bill to the senate inside of
aweeE. Senator Hale gave notice of de.
bate, but was induced to withdraw the
same, ter winch Senator Crsn.lall stated
toat no attorney in either house dared to
present q measure seeking to consolidate
the districts on the ground that they would
incur the dispeasure o, the Judges. He
pointed out the fact and called it notorious
that Minnesota had more judges Oh her
pay roll than the whole English govern
auent. lie concluded by moving the
adoption of his resolution. which was done
by unanimous vote.
After several petitions were presented the
introduction OF bills was taken up, and
among the twenty or more iiered was one
by Senator Pr0Gsitcla seeking to take the
management and control of the agricultural
to!iegr u.,t oi tie haniS of The re. ents o
the university. Tile bill p7cvi,ics that the
governor S:lall appoint All agricultural
col &C boar,i' to consist o. thirteen MEM
beTs, O: which the governor shall be mem.
her ex 0tticiO, which IS to have entire con-
1rolo the school Ut agriculture 1t also
provides that the departments OK military
tactics and mechanical arts Eow attached to
the university shall be attached to the AZ
ricultural COLLEGE
y message from the governor informed
the house hat the two bills, one abolish
Ing the office o. lire warden in st. Paul aud
the other authorizing the transfer ., the St.
Paul pOstotfice site 10 the United States
government had been signed.
The temperance committee reported back
the bill regulating license lees, with the
recommendation that it be indefinitely
postponed, and tho committee on ngri-
Culture made an adverse report on the bill
regulating the practice OF veterinary sur
s,eOns
The house adjourned at noon until 1C
o'clock this morning to enable the MEM
bcrs to visit Saltwater pen,tentiary and in
slect the new binding Irvine plant placed
in the institution.
Friday March. 20.
SENATE.
A resolution by Senator Sanborn provid-
ing Tor the payment for file covers Tor the
senate went over on notice OF debate.
Senator Sanbcrn presented another reso-
luton providing that the legislatureshouid
atljourre at noon OF Friday, April II. Sen
q. or Morse gave notice of debate.
The regular order was then suspended, at
request Of Senator March, and the Mime
apolis charter was taken up.
Senator Donne!ly opposed submission.
and Senator Bell also spoke against it. The
vote was then taken, the question being
providing ior the submission Of the charter
10 a popular vote. The motion to ADOPT
this report was defeated by vote of IA to,
Mr.. Gallagher, chairman Of The commit
tee OH elections, submitted resolution to
reimburse the contestants in the election
cases in the house for their expenses.
On the motion OF Mr.. Currier of Blue
Earth the house decided to meet for the
future at $50 every morning Of the session.
Mr.. McGuire moved for the appointment
agricultural college and its relations to the
state university. His motion was adopted.
On the motion OF Mr.. Stone, who drew
attention to the tact that this was the last
day for the introduction OF appropriation
bills. the time was extended twenty-four
hours. ~
MI Ringwsld introduced bill amend
ing the law relating to weights and meas
urss, the inspection of scales, etc.
MI Furlong introduced bill amending
the wolf bounty law, providing that the
bounty shall be IS for male wolves over
three months old, 81 for females over three
months old, and for wolves under that age
s.. The person claiming the bounty shall
exhibit tile carcass to the chairman of thu
hoard OF supervisors OF the county wherein
the wolf is killed
3s Mr. McGrath introduced bill to repeal
chapter 81 o. the General Laws Of 1881 re-
Of
that after the passage Of thiz oct all mines,