Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-03-19
compel railroads to III their locomotives
| and cars with antolnafic breaks AMI

and cars with automatic breaks anl
couplers. a
! Alter speech in fsvor Of the bill By Mr.
\. A. Walsh, and short aud s.lNfitl Iitsinark,
| pro and con in, which MI. Me- llister. lhe
Denapsthehes OF Hennepin county. particis
pated, vote was In ken AMI flln kill yvh; n
has been fought over and discussed .or r' siss
| pest six weeks. was recommenflcsi 10 haJ. a
def itely postponed ~ i V,,fS Hf Az rs y:
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SENATE
Senator O'Brien presented q coMmnnio..
ton from the warden Of the saltwater pen-
itentiary saving that the blnClinp twlna mn,
chinsry was now IN working order and
would be operated on the day when III
day It was agreed thIt the senate Should III ij
lourn at noon on Thursday next and sbend
the afternoon at StillNatef A sherial fraii
will leave the union depot It ESQ % ldrk.
Whom Senator DottneliR's 81 Ii Dfup0sint
Aconstitntlo iai aMSnd iitfit falatfye rs rail-.
roads and M ma, sis was reached mon the
calshdaf Senator sLeavitt SPOKE briefly
against pointing out some de ects which
ne thouS hti existed ID the measure. With
gIs l1rther debate the senate proceeded to
ayote, and the bill was defeated by ayote
Of q yeas aud Is NAYS
Soon after Senator Donnelly moved "a
reconsider the vote bv which the bill was
lost The motion prevailed by d vote Of 3
to Ia. The bill was then referred to the
judiciary committee for amendment, with
the understanding that it should be placed
upon the calendar when reporteii back and
not 70 again to the committee of the
whole.
Senator Aliens bill amending the law re-
latinR to the ownership of real estate by
aliens and corporations, so thatit permitted
corporations engaged in misunderstanding
lumber to own 10, 600 acres Of land, was de-
feated.
Just previous TO the ad1ournment OF the
,.s...,t - eseiteu COLI
iournment uY the lec;slat,,fe Anr;I IN
Notice Of debate Was given by Senator Nc.
Hale. & = 800. :, 80 =
HOUSE.
The committee on local bills reported
back q lnr0a nnmhar ~ lille and ncann;ai
great nart Of the 1orn;nv an rho hiI to
raiieva f,hnn,a. Mnnahan was niacea m
general ORDER. and several local bills were
Dassed under snsnensinn 81 the rnies,
Repreaentativn Hellis wolf hnnntv hin
vas iniefmstslv nostnon.A m tha reoa M.
mendation Of the con,mittet, on arric culture.
The bill to prohibit granite emitting in the
stata reform atnrv at 81 Clond WAS 1iisnosed
of in the same way. = q, 4 - = =
Mr. Bell Introduced 4 hill authorizing
the city of 81. panl to convey 10 the IInitesi
States lots 8. 4 and & of block 3 Rice &
Irvine,s addition. for alta for q new most.
Office or government bniid,ne
the law relating to weights and measures
by raising the weight Of a bushel Of buck.
wheat from forty-tWo to fifty hounds.
"A bill by Nj. N r. Nelson defines and
provides punishment for cruelty to chill
dren under sixteen years of age The fines
inflicted BY infractions Of the law are to go
to the local society for the prevention OF
cruelty. 81
sa+urd.v N.rch -
ssSAtA'
Senator Crandall called up his resolu-
ton fixing April 10 as the day Of adjourn
ment.
Senator Donnelly opposed the resolution.
The resolution was indefinitely post
poned.
The interest bill was made special order
Tor Monday at Sp. III.
A bill by Donnelly to repeal the news
oaper laws of 1887 was recommended to
pass,
perimental mandatory for beet sugar at
the state farm, and requiring instruction III
sugar beet raising to be given at that insti-
tuition, was RECOMMENDED to pass. Then,
Jus. 3e!oie aaJonrnment' sne PHI was 8
pt. ~, -. nj -. ,t, 80 - 8
Nv senator, Rorcher9 Ieavitt Mot. and
Prnhstfield
uorsr
NJ. a,;n o,;,,I,,,..;,, u, ,,to.4o,,+.
.h nl ILL., ~, .ne G. .ss .,.a
rassrr u Haa 10 tSa aIent;a na,,,o;.ts We" tn
'a ~ ~ .,.a sar, of rnaai,,,;o ~
NJ Holiard ,,,ara 80 so ~ mt" ths
.,,t,,ra hv ,,,nv;nv fiat tha Iaa;sat,,ra ad9
~, -, ~ 1nn,, o .na Mi ~ Ne T,,rrsil
v.va not;ca ~ dabato
~ r 7is reIatine to the abolition of the
o4f;ce nf fire. wardap in 81 Pauj was recon,.
HaInoat i M and wss oy ~ nlaceS IN the
n y sou the hill reorpaniz;np the hoard
of edncation If the CITY IF St Panl was
na..ad ,,n.Ia. s,,s,,an.;n;, ~ tha r,,,as
NJ Mr. Green intrpSnceI q hill nroh;b;t;np
.,,,, ,,srso,, :, ,,se duna MIC or a,,u nthas2
y - ~ .,c S a. r;sl;un 6sh - . a,,u
MI f;;lmore ;ntrndnced Hi comnel,-
mo oil n,,ners If hiII;ard and nool tahlas
,ar,, nrnf;t - taLs ,,,t ine;,.a s tharofpr 90,
,hsl;co,,sa ,,,nnev To he tnrnsd into The
cnuntv Moor find The nee nf card tahlas
for nroft IN nnhlic rooms Il torhidden nv
the Bill. 80 = - =
Monoay' Marcn, -.
SENATE.
Senator Davis offered q bill allowing the
directors the state agricultural society to
lease any portion ofthe state ialr ground:
or period not to exceed twenty years, FOL
STOCK exheitions, trot!ing or running meet
.ngs. exc; senator smith sent up three mis- rs;
one authorizing the publication 0N
copies OF the report OF the bureau stats.
tics, another regulating the business O
.COW PoAICS SAlAo oS0tSs '0AO VAC sAiAN
a .;1.s the hung OF ar''cies O 'ncorpora
me INC Local os one hrsrd tn
lie works from four to three, and reducing
the salary Of each to 1900, and the othel
aD9llshlE tho present board 8 educate,