The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-01-22


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amount In Wow OF the labor performed Froni
such information % have Of hand, the 1umbsr
o. 0arrels .tnat ara likely 20 DO subject 70 IN.
epection will not exceed 0lA00 per annum In
the cities Of q. Paul and Ainnespolh. There
inspected IN other parts Of the state. to DO
handled BY local inspectors. After deduCttn9
ces %ead e,1s =
il 30 deemed advisable to oontinne to p psy :
provided for in tie ssnersi h %
de.r. s e q. SH your attention 70
tionsl guard. Il is oomposed l.r srI n ~
young mon from ali parts of he state m:nv ~ ~
them from the agricultural districts. Who .r "a
and faithfulness TO the manual trafnin9 necns.
sary to develop them into soldtera eeoneS 20
any emergency. The reports Of tho saiutant
point Of proficiency and drill snd the oths1
requisites for military service. Il IL we'll 10
have bodies Of trained men for thu purpose Of
protecting life and property should exieencies
arise in the way OF local disturbances: snd IN
case Of war with foreign countrica weil.trained
of1cers could be selected a. tho basis Of M
the national guard. At present no uroviston
has been made to furnish overcOats or blankete
to the men for use in case they are ordered out
on duty in extreme weather. An annronrt..
ton for this purpose Is manifestlv nroner
one The nrttcies nurchnsed To remain ~ r.ps.
erty Of the state. ''~''' '''' '''''
Tho worlds fair to he haid n r,h,c.,o =,
1893 will be an event of national imnort srcH :.
and proper steps should be taken nv fhe ien;e
iature TO insure full exhibit Of he reso"rce.
Of onr s,ate mon thai occasion NJ wnee
should be- ommitt ed To have IN: v.r,o"s sd'
vantaeea Of Minnesota made knovn ~ ths
thousands who will visit the Rrentest exnos,
ton of modern times II viii IA nsce.xsrv =,
order that we may receive the attention com
mensurate with our wealth ana population. to
make IN appropriation adequate to the proper
representation of our vast agricult ural and
mineral products, and to formulate
such plans as will call the attention
OF visitors to our mntchless climate
our educational system and our manifold al.
vantsges IN al that pertsins to Industrial and
social life and developments. It NAV lie deemed
wise to create q commission into whose charge
this whole matter shall be entrusted con
slider this of special importance and trust no
means will be omitted TO provide for full AID
complete exhibit, As the results that viii
accrue cannot fail to be Of lasting boneft.
SWAMP LAND GRANTS
ability OF disposing of several unsettled swamp
to TIME duSre the last s ve a onie
an amount of SWAMP lands to aid in The CON
struction Of var,ona r,llrond. Some ~ ~.
roads have selected nearly or quite the number
OF acres to which they are entitled. Others
other, until q large amount of unfinished bus,.
ness has accumulated in the land ONCE, neces.
stating tho employment of extra clerks and
epSnta have been foreted INV Se OF me
Of contract, while others await further leQisla.
ton to determine rights A sufficient number
general government to All the grants to rail-
roads Saving possibly one road] and state in.
situations whose rights have been fully deter.
mined The time has now come for the lands
to be decided to the proper parties and the STAG
relieved of further annovance and care m
that end suggest that a law be enacted di.
the same within a reasonable time. saw three
or five years. and after the expiration Of that
time to provide that all grants of eyerv kind
and nature be declared absolutely forfeited.
KAND1YoH1 COUNTY PUBLIC LANDS
Permit me fer the second time to cali the 1t.
tention OF the LEGISLATURE to the necessitv Of
diyohi county. amounting to some 600 acres.
held for capitol size. These lands should be-
sold and the proceeds turned over to the treas.
of the state There can be no possible advan
tage in retaining the lands longer. and much
benefit will result to the citizens of Kandiyo
alton. Several attempts nave been made Il
DISPOSE of this matt err hut all have heen fnf,le
The sum Of $4,000 would be roalized. It In esti
mated from this source
THE BANK EXAMINER
The report OF the public examiner e1ves IN
detail the resnlt of the work occomnltshed IN
his department Under the nrnvjajnns ~ On
act paased bx the last ieosIature n In rce amorrt
Of work has been entailed unon The hanE er
oam eGnmscGd d WIN inc building ana
nrabiiitv of nincinr the variHns inan .r s Hui6.
iuo Societies under state manaaement' niles.
and
impossibility for state ofacers to proneriv look
after institutions form ed unon a hnsinass has;s
81 sSo nn SeS SS ssg n tho to
associations guarantee profits that are not Oh
tsinable if ordinary business methods are pur-
ment Building societies founded upon rieht
principles and conducted upon a safe And nrn.
dent basis have proved remunerative invest.
vantage to the community: but institutions or.
sanized Tor the nurpose Of nrovidin1 large al.
nans o,e'a1 20 ana
mercinl rules, resnit IN Anal Gtsn,,er "nd ,n..
to unauspectine stockholdersI II ne STATE o ;s
this kind let the law he 40 amended az ~ eiva
the fullest opportunity to nrotect 1he nnhlic nv
means OF ordinary safeguards. The Work en- ~.
tailed upon this department ia increasine 40
ranidiv that some means must he devised -
defray the expense Of further clerical helm" In
order to meet this additional sum it xonld he
building and loan association a fee Comment
snrate with the capital invested. to be paid in.
to The state treasury. Quite an amount would
be thus obtained to defray the expense OF main.
tanning the onice OF the examiner.
THE STATE FINANCES.
It is estimated that the excess of receipts
VSeE uleuulSe!uent6 1OE tno years I0SS'8o WilA
approximate S7uO,ON. his sum Will be avail
~" 49,. ~. ~. ~ 0oI guy ou1 !uPEovu8
ohiecia The varions hoard. and 1 com sion.
Says supaessed eynenSisnr an .het y
ronld in19ivo an ourler ~ oh,ur a. s1n on r.
viii ha i1nnossihIe vnder ev;st;no rsr",-n
:tancas IN nv t"d rrant ~ nrowida B. ~ I,n .
ann ~ monov 81 no vo.5n;dden o. ~ '" ~ -
craate INV fnr;;hor honSod Gaht ", ~ .a~ 1870
10 's $1,000 ~y w. Ove~ too' "nu ~ "ou n
~ ,a11 ,h, ,;na NJ ~, q. .Ste eo0 tao
nitions Tor nnv additional burden IN ths wax ~
ff,rno. $500 nnn,o t y. Y. 'uc Wy VI
oIs ~ dsir,. suEgest !o5 you!
.unronr;atfnns for hmiid;nn -. evnnn!nk ~
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