The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-10-21

shall by the corporation
and the railroad which they
originally granted >
Donney moved that his amendment to No. 1s1 ordered
meaning long corporation
agreements with their charters that
taxation hold good the
orecosed and sold then the lands became
subject And the covered subteug
provided that the
held should taxation unless the
company operated the railroad build which the lands
eTwo afterwards 49, 1885, page
the absence Mr. Donn had the BILL F. 49, taken and with
waiting to and without Mr. Donnes
which and heard OF again. the
bill being engrossed BILL through of
the last roll Donne deserves credit raising the
on Mr. Nelson should helped him. and demanded his absence
vote on his very important amendment
-
3d. 1879, H. F. up This
Company
Gyndon Glyn-
Valley
Pacific Railroad Northern
thousands the Red River Valley and has compelled them to
prices
this wrong carried through
fight made BY Mr. protect the settlers by lot
shamey the railroads mpoverih the
The Supreme Court of the United States has actually far to de-
but that state Railroad Co. hearing the
United States.
When bill fight against It,
but Nelson Of Jouna moved
rules put through the Journal record:
M Nelson the F. No.
reading
81 Among the KUE NELSON the
vote OF rs and IL KNUTE NELSON voted y Mr. DoNNEY
voted nay.
through years
demanded by the railroads. He the especial champion and
Company Northern
Of which Mr. James Hill president The foregoing record shows that
he only for the Railroad but he made the motions
what they asked On the other hand
Mr. Donney constantly found fighting the side OF the people,
boring the midst of hostile senate OF which generally wors
republican, obtain that would Tighten the burdens of
the people, permitted could number where
Mr. NELSON voted to continue and keep alive IMMIGRANTS while Mr. DON
against them stood alone the whole senate
voting another instance had
ng with him.
| THE DOUBLE TAXATION MoRrGAeED
that the complained bitterly and for which
could obtain relief the republican turning deaf
twenty past has been the double taxation morggd
land.
Suppose A. worth 49,
held by for $1,000 Now tbs clear that A.
has but $500 interest that FARM fact he cannot off the
usually
that farm, while A. B. the
whole 50 while he $500 This avosm
expense poor years
governor member the
remedy worked the
object Here record,
page $50 OF the Senate Journal March 3D. 1875
Donney 1924 special committee
Amend two
s ss
the IN s pa ssa a be tine
d be 1e the 81 se anu o 'n'
nothing this 1t did
tie his the mortgage but
that the farm should be that much
instance b. the farmer paid taxes $4,000 he
D. l5OO
farm property embraced in that really paid
while worth but 1000 And plain and reasonable
this could be that republican senate and the
candidate HON.
the Mr. motion
it, and there being majority the motion lost
would
thousand
roll Of this For the
paying which he really
law would relieve them OF much tax would have
that collected in thousands of cases.
the real friend of the rmeMR NELSON Mr. DoNNELLY?
Let
Passing the railroad these
another question:
that of cheap school books.
canno explanation of this matter than quote
following the Biography of Mr. Donney which preced
the Donnelana the editor the
Minnesota Donney showed the
the and the which
the condition the regardless
persecution the whose robbs
the questions to which Mr. Donnely addressed himself
The Governor the AUSTIN his
Legislature 1874 thus the
1T estimated those thoroughly that
the State paid the school books
public schools and that the thus expended
that supposed population
the future informed that the profit the publisher
he WHOLESALERS the obber and retailer hundred
original the readers that sold dollar
fifty and peer small arithmetic geography
which Thus will