The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-02-23
MINNESOTA LEoi8LATuRR.


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1armars mutual lite 1n.r-snc. enr,r.r;." "
brina1ns them nnhar TIA .u,a-vfs,o,, - ~. a.
sursnce commis.ioner: ra,atine 10 the t.sir- :,
streets for mark nrfv1le9aa. annronria&in. r nm
70 nut an additinnal atorv On ~ icmndrv MIN.
in9 At tho st. PAtar hosnital. annro,,.in1ir, ~
E zoo 10 complete buildines at ~ Terons ~.
insane hoanltal. IN amenA tia l.- .si.%i-. "a
hiaher education. ran,irino hc.rd: ~ sd"s. t;c,
to visit schools: 10 nrevent' the ohit,.,ction NJ
nayieabe rivers. relstino "a thu con.t-,,ct;on -
booms; Offering bounty az 1lS for killinv "a
male wolves st certain periods Of tho veer.
The house was in session barely 10 mfnutaa.
adjourning after adopting resolutions of respect
to tho memory 81 Abraham Lincoln.
s srPAur Fehs1l -1hs .as..a t.4tr co,n,,ni+tss>
az tho whole hnA new. .r+I'-oo, .sI,,.. irt,1
under considarafinn send A.. ,1v ~nno,.rnanS.S =.
for nasaaoo aftor .,ne,dine, a. 80 .I1o- ~, IN
in9 ON race tracks. -A1ter .mendino ~ ~,
compelling ratlroada n huiid nlatfo,m. To- m.
loading farm mschinerv the sama xas reco1n.
mended Ia reea Tn.. Sc,,cv,;,; Iii. 49, q.
troduced: r. amend ,,s ,.~ s.,.tin 1 ~ te.tt
nonv IN i,.tice co,,-t.. - .r,..d 80 ,. ~.
n. - ~c.,- a., .,.'r,. ...o~ '..s 80" 10y
lavs re,atino - ~. aie"+;o, =. +a,,.r $50. .no
visors: nrono.ino. an srnsndrant - ~. constt-
tuition relattno tn the a.soasmsnt - 1901 ,,-.,.
etty for imuroyements.
Of road ANA bridae bil,s The menohers hostan;ne
to get their spnronriatton. mia IN under the
rule that all must ba in nv the 18th Of Fehruarv
The total number Of bills crept mn mast tia Kan
mark, and tho agRrexste of bridge apuropri-
stions asked INV exceala anv nossibilitiaa ~
the internal Improvement funds for wears Nv
uany thous.nds of dollars. The extreme ,orth.
ern districta have! tina Inr,eat reorSs4s ~.
bill relating to blindness in ohildren Was nassas
Tho question arose upon the adontion of the -.
port on the sanata hill annronriatinv s1no 0o ~
tho worlds fair ana the sane 1aiisd "a mas.
no ~. -, 20 80. ~ ~ 49, ~ f..'o
were absent or not voting. :;~ !: y: :,
ST PAUL. Feb l5-The house In the morn,nr
session received perfect avalanoha ~ annro.
ration bills chiefly for bridges and road i'm.
rovement. the aggregate for the morning hour
'xceeding $4,000 and previous to this there had
cen fully as much more The aggregate Of thu
7hole, with the amount tho internal improve.
lent fund is now overdrawn, or against which
ere Is an excess of legal demands, is close to
$50 Co., In the afternoon the house passed the
orld's fair appropriation bill, which now only
eeds the signature of the governor to become
law. Tho Blocker building and loan salary
III also passed, II to 10. 49,
The senate held q morning session that az.
ended into the afternoon and then adjourned
Or the day. The silver question bobbed IN
gain and the senate went on record In favor ~
C0in0un Inn
lader's bill proposing q horizontal reduction
VI % per cent In freight rates recommending fts
indefinite postponement. The senate by = close
vote rejected the report and sent the bill to een.
cral ORDERS so that the victory for the raiiroada
will not avail much. Several important hilla
we're introduced One creates tho o., a ~ com.
missioner Of agriculture and appoints Gen. G. q.
Andrews to the place. Seaator Davis endeav.
ored to introduce bill out of the regular order.
out was out OH by an objection. It will seek to
consolidate the three regiments OF militia into
Two and do away altogether with the brigade
formation,
ST. PAUL. Feb. 10,-Dean's anfi.noo, NOM
bill .as amended. PASSED the senate With oni1
Ave votes against it. AS it now stands tho bill
nrohihita mol selling hit evamnta raca treck.
for 30 days each year. Senator Ward intro
duced . bill relative to the terms Of county
treasurers and auditors, extending tho former
to four years. The following bills were read
the third time and passed: GladerS bill requir-
Ing railroad companies to erect platforms for
the loading and unloading Of grain; Crandalls
bill requiring railroads to give notice whether
passenger trains are on time or not; providing
for changes Of venue In municipal courts
In the house q few bills were introduced. The
principal ones being to prevent fraud and adul-
teration In baking powders; providing for ex-
ira assessments for highways; to establish uni.
form standard Of admissions to tho bar. Tho
afternoon vas spent In committee OF the whole.
The substitute grain measure OF Mr.. Greer OF
Wabasha, which has become known as Gov.
Nelson's DILL governing the receipt, shipment
and storage OF grain, was reached about
O'Clock. Mr. Greer managed the bill and offered
an amendment OF importance acceptable to the
friends OF tho bill, which was adopted. Mr..
Brules Of Blue Earth underworld to have the
bill apply to Touring mills. He was defeated.
Mr.. Leonard claimed the exception Of the
four terminal warehouses, now under state in
special LEGISLATION. He wanted the btll laid
was defeated.