The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-04-06
3 MIN u n ESQ u 4 " N A K Frs
DOINGS OF THE EGlsLATURE
ii DAY8 BY 81 DAY. e Isl 5}8sl
Routine Report OF the Proceedings
Of Both Branches OF the Min
nesota legislature Ours
ing the Past Week. s=l ts

OF Both sBrancheSo OF the Min I'll @B
a5 nesota Legislature Ours
ing the Past Week.
TUESDAY, MARCH %.
81 sE#5f3s senate. .4g, 5$$::
Senator Donnelly, from the special COM
relating to the pensions Of inmates Of
the soldiers home yesterday, reported a
substitute bill to-day, together with the
necessary REQUEST from the governor for
its introduction. The bill gives the board
authority to withhold all above 81 Of
these pensions or to turn them over to
the families Of the pensioner, in their dis
erection. The bill was passed under sus-
pension of the rules 3 II d a5
Senator Guderian had S. f. No 361.
relating to appeals from awards of county
cor mlsslOners. taken from general orders
and passed This started the ball rolling
IN that direction. and the bills were acted
upon by being taken from general orders
S. F:-No. 4ee Relating to educational
S. 4. 10. 467-Relating to religious
II: T.: No. $50, Mr. Boggs-P
Tor incorporation of Scandinavian aid So
cieties l.f 81. ~ !. 80 -
H. i. No. 4O4. Mr.. Fleming a ) tho
TO admission to the soldiers home
-. +. S6O-Relating to the organization
Of towns # S.s u / - = S--
Senator Mott introduced a new bill
p -. go. relating to the fencing Of
tracks OF railroad companies. 5.I Z sS"%
| S. T.. 100, Senator Keller's bill relat;no
TO the state reformatory was on the
calendar and was passed. -
| House. $l
When the report of the judiciary com
mlttee recommending the indefinite
mr. o<>v,f. 1of" -,
pool room bill came in Mr.. Wyman Oh
Jected to the adoption of the report and
moved that it be placed on general orders.
After considerable discussion this motion
prevailed I BY a vote Of 60 to 81.
.: ~ Johnsons bill transferring Pope
| county from the Seventh to the Sixteenth
| judicial district was passed under sus
| pension of the rules. a.s-. s.>.oa '.'. : 80.
The coal committees bill amending
the antitrust law by adding imprison-
ment from one to ten years in the peni-
passed under suspension of the rules.
On motion of +. NJ. Wilson Fl. n. No
90, a bill to codify the state reform
school laws. was taken from general or
| ders ana placed on the calendar.
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 20.
| 4. ...,.r.: MI Senate. .t.t75-
| There We're two bills introduced by re-
quest OF: the governor: Il. la#.
| ,bS senator March-IO amend section
81. chapter g. of the General Statutes
or 1893. relating to deposit of the funds
OF the state by the state treasurer.
BY Senator 3. r. Smith-Relatins to
the election Of school directors and the
transaction of the business of independ-
ent school districts. 5.E -...- =.
| Senator Gnderian secured the passage
of S. r.. 500 and S. II. SCI. when they
We're reported by the committee on logs
and lumber. One gives farmers a len
upon logs which remain upon their land
1or twelve months. The other fixes
s.rlngent penalties i'll the. penal code for
putting spikes. files. etc. in logs. u. -
Senator Little secured a reconsideration
OF ms street commissioner bill, lost YES
terday; and this time il was passed by a
vote Of 81 to 3. :s ,Tssl ! y s. : ~ - =
The calendar was then taken up ,Fhe
following bis We're acted upon =. -
S. +. No. 315, Senator Borchert-R Re-
county. Passed. 'S> - : : : . ' ~
>: T.. No. 1877. Senator Graef-Relating
| s.. F.. No. ;,332, Senator Dayis-Reo r.
ganlzlng the national guard of the state.
The toll call on the bill passed it by q
vote OF 81 to H. Senator Davis then riy
eted the matter by moving a recon
sideration and having the motion voted
down by a vote of 10 to 36, = i se,''
a motion OF Mr.. Langum ordering II
e. No: III, providing for constitutional
amendment relating to taxation reported
back to the Judiciary committee to-mOr-
row morning was lost a quorum fail;no
to vote. '.t e. .t"..1s :, = N'~' 1ts
On motion of Capt Van SAINT the com
mlttee on corporations was instructed to
report the street car bill back tomorrow
II Orning. = I2s 0lS : 49,
lowing bills were introduced: -
No. S13.. Commute on Banks and
Notwithstanding the law of 1873 by
holding shareholders in banks not issuing
bank notes individually liable for the
STOCK held by each. Placed on general
H. i. No. S74 DR.. Williams--Makine
4 1t unlawful to publish anything which
might be construed as derogatory to the
chara cter of dead persons in the hands of
the coroner. Health and sanitation
II. 7. No. S75. Mr.: Fleming Changing
the time for holding terms Of court in
Hubbard county. The bill was read the
third time and passed. 1e:s""
u. ~ NO. S16, Mr.. Greer-Authorizing
i township supervisors to provide water
works, sewers, electric light works, etc
Municipal legislation
III. r. No. S77, Mr.. Williams-To pre-
vent the contamination II Of food. Dairy
81 and food products .a$s.}
late the sale and redemption of trans
portation tickets. This is Il copy of the
anti-scalpers bill which was lost in the
senate. Mr.. Van SAINT asked that the
bill be passed under suspension of the
rules in order that it might again be
placed before the senate judiciary com
mittee. After a long discussion the bill
was passed by a vote ofg62 to q
THURSDAY, MARCH az
a %s4 Senate. $5
The following bills were acted on:
:. j. 53S-Re lating to duties Of village