The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-04-13
SATURDAY, APRIL 8.
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Senator Barr moved that the senate re-
fuse to concur in S. Il. 800 and call for
a conference committee. Carried. The
senate committee is Barr. Stevens and
McI1ale.
The senate concurred in the house
amendments to II. r. $50, seed grain.
The following bill was introduced by
Senator Stevens:
S. r. 561-To amend the new capitol
bill by extending the site from one
fourth to one-half Il mile, and adding new
provisions regarding architects and en-
gineers.
Senator Stevens moved that the rules
be suspended and the bill be given its
second reading, be printed andsplaced on
general orders. Carried.
Senator Donnelly called up S. T. 551,
his bill looking to the SECURING of official
reports of the legislature in one or more
newspapers and it was passed by
vote of % to O.. The bill authorizes the
advertisement for bids for making an
official newspaper report, including steno-
graphic reports of all important debates.
Ihe senate spent the remainder of the
session in committee of the whole on
general orders.
Chairman Wyman, of the appropria
tons COMMITTEES. introduced with the gov
ernors request. the general or omnibus
time and placed on general orders
The regular order of business. reports
OF standing committees. was then taken
up:
The grain and. warehouse committee
reported to he Indefinitely postponed H.
r. y, I'll. j.. 12S and II. +. 442. all re-
l Iatlng to the state elevators at Duluth.
Inc tr,, report Of the committee was adopted
Inc same committee reported Mr. Bar
retts grain bill. II. Z. $50, to be indeti-
nilteV postponed. Mr. Barrett moved
enat the Dill be placed on general orders.
and his motion prevailed. =
The special committee Of Ramsey conn
" reported fayorably on a bill relating
70 Justices OF the peace, placing those Of
-kamsey- county under the same law AZ
~ others of the state. Mr. Ives attempt
"a TO nave the rules suspended in order
that 1T might be passed -
Mr.. Dunn moved that the house c.o
NJ committee OF the whole, but had only
| X votes IN favor Of his motion. MI
McGrath moved to adjourn, and the mo-
t1on was lost Ayes, 10; nays, So.
| MONDAY APRIL 10. c.
s. Senate. ~so
Mr.. Undertakes H. Il. 5S3 cana h.,,,-
from the judiciary committee with ~.
recom1m1endation that it pass. This i
t s Dill which changes the punishment.
~ ful : selihg liquor without license to
Hhe or Imprisonment. instead of bofh
senator John q. Smith moved to amend
tne report and indefinitely postpone the
| discussion. 81, = 'I - Dle
Senator Leavitt then introduced a Hill
from the Keller investigating committn1.1
to provide for the assessment Of nronart,y
winch has been or which NAV herea fer
DC unlaWfully omitted in the assessment
u property IN the county in which it is
siluateu, ana for reassessment where,
| such property. q - =: : -
>. - 46S, Senator La Dues bill relat-
ing TO the service fee of domestic ami
mails was passed. and then the charter
Dill was taken up. The most important
patrol limit question. 70 4
IN motion of Mr.. Lende S. Il. 514 re-
lating to a division Of the approximation
for roads in the village of Lake Benton,
Ilncoln county, was taken up and passed
under suspension of the rules rs m
l On Mr.. Towards motion. TT. n 772
relating to reimbursement of assessments
was placed on the calendar. 7Tes -s
Several other bills were transferred
from general orders to the calendar or
head. a555i7s - - :, 8
On Mr.. Cairns motion S. II. 1857. John
Day Smith s bill to prohibit docking
horses tails was taken from the table
and placed at the head Of general orders
This bill was lost and reconsidered and
now has another chance to pass.
The senate amendment to II. f. No.
645. relating to the state reformatory,
was. concurred in and the bill repassed.
Mr. Paulson introduced III. r. No. 9O3,
4 10 repeal the special laws of 1888 an later
| relating to insurance of township bonds
IN certain counties, and asked to have it
put upon its, final passage. As the bill
affects about d third Of the counties in
the state immediate action was objected
to. but the bill was read Il second time
and placed on the calendar
S. il. 451, the judiciary committees bill
relating to suits against receivers, came
first and was spassed--ti33 to Q.
S. e. 4G7. relating to educational cor