The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1891-03-12
telegraph system. -

luton asking congress, to, establish postal
telegraph system
nen the house reassembled at q Clock,
MT. AeyeS introduced a resolution, which
was passed, authorizing che Judiciary COM
m!rtee to fix date after which no new bills
WILL be Introduced - ~ ...
py MY. Barrett, were introduced to regulate
tNe entering and, classification of running
trotlillg and pacing horses in races, compe-
'ltlol,s. ETC., ~ the state; and providing
penalties Tor false entries.
Mr.. l4omen, nothing daunted by the pre-
mature death of his bill to prohibit the use
OF soit or Ignite coal on locomotives within
Ile iiiNlts OF large cities, introduced another
anu similar one yesterday.
MI Penney Of Hennepin introduced an
important bill providing for the establish
menu of school Of mines at the state uni
Versl'y. The bill appropriates &c., to
meet the cost of establishing such school,
ana also provides tor an annual appropria-
tloh OF $4,000 for maintaining the same.
Friday March. 6.
senator Crandall presented a resolutio on
declaring it to be the sense OF the senate
thac AL bills pprOpriating money should
pc introduced before March Is. Senator
PAWS moved to. amend by making the date
March 20. The amendment was agreed to,
ana the resolution as amended was adopted.
senator Dean called attention to the
deadly air Of the senate chamber, which
had already sent more than half q dozen
senators home sick while several more
were Just on the dividing line, and o tfered a
resolution providing for the appointment
OF Il committee to investigate the subject OF
ventilation, to see if it could not be i'm
proved. The resolution was adopted. and
the chair appointed as the committee Sena-
tors Dean, Bell and Mayo.
After the order OF reports OF committees
was finished the ser ate adjourned until
Monday afternoon at o'clock.
M HOUSE.
Line committee on military affairs made
a long report to the house yesterday morn
ing on the bill introduced by Mr.. Stivers
proVldl2g TOR the compilation of history
OF the Minnesota troops during the Indian
ana civil wars of 1861 and 1865 The report
stated that such a publication would cost
~, o6a, which the bill proposes shall be
taken from the public printing fund. The
number OF copies to be printed is 10, 900. In
recommending the bill to pass the commit
zee olscussed its merits at great length.
Mr.. r. A. Walsh of Ramsey introduced
bill, H. F. 726 which provides that every
common carrier shall be liable for all dam
ages sustained in this state by any agent or
servant thereof by reason of the negligence
or any other agent or servant thereof, with
out contributory negligence on his part,
ana no contract, rule or regulation between
the agent or servant and the common car
rler shall impair or diminish such liability,
provided that nothing in this act shall APP
ply. to damages sustained on new road
under construction not open to public
travel.
Mr.. Sinclairs bill relating to town super
Vlsors was also recommended to be relegated
to. obscurity. And having done these
things. the committee rose and reported.
MIR. Furlong drew attention to the shock
lngiy bad ventilation Of the house, which
is simply moving the representatives down
in sWaths