The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-02-14
auditors. The total amornt is about

auditors. The total amornt is about
| $500.
70 amend section 5, chapter 16, Gen
eral Statutes 1873. relating to the sale
of Intoxicating liquors.
10 provide for the Indebtedness Of
municipal corporations, etc. The bill
relates to the adjustment Of indebted
ness when a municipal corporation an
neXes territory, and applies chiefly to
| the territory annexed to Duluth two
| years ago.
The following bills were introduced:
10 amend section 16, chapter II, gen.
eral statutes 1878, as subsequently
amend relating to taxation OF bicy-
| cIes.
TO amend the law relating to the
regulation of common carriers.
10 make February -, legal holi-
day, and to repeal the act on Tuesday;
except this year making the law go in
to effect in 1896. Passed under sus-
pension of the rules.
10 authorize associations Of assess
ment life and casualty companies to
amend their articles of Incorporation
and to make other changes according
to their rules and regulations.
A bill relating to primary elections
and political conventions
TO change the name Of the Minnesota
State Reform School to the State Train
ing School for Boys and Girls.
10 amend chapter 2O3, general laws
1889, relating to the inspection of
steam vessels and boilers, and provid-
ing for board of inspectors.
TO prevent corrupt practices in cleo
tions, and to limit candidates ex-
penses.
10 define what shall constitute a
newspaper for the llrpose Of publish
ing legal notices.
10 amend section 4, chapter %, gen.
cral laws 1889, relating to the sale and
lease of state mineral lands, increasing
the annual lease to 500.
In the house the following bills were
introduced at the morning session:
In relation to employers and their re-
lation to employees and their liability
for injuries to employees.
10 amend laws relating to highways.
10 amend the laws providing for the
in the use of steam boilers.
TO. amend the laws relating to public
roads, providing that the government
shall be used for highways.
10 authorize voters at town meetings
to vote upon the question of govern
ment monuments and surveys that
have been destroyed.
TO amend laws defining what shall
constitute newspaper for the publ
cation Of laws and legal notices.
10 amend the laws relating to county
commissioners.
TO amend the laws limiting the SAL
airy of the principal keeper of st. Cloud
refornatory, giving him $1,000.
TO prohibit railroads from overload
ing cars.
TO amend section 1, article 7, Of the
constitution, relating to female suf-
frage, striking out the word male"
The afternoon session was spent in
committee of the whole
st. Paul, Feb. 12-The following bills
we're introduced in the house:
To amend the laws for the better
protection of life and property in the
use Of steam boilers
Relating to interest on money and
usury.
10 make it misdemeapor to furnish
any newspaper or other periodical any
to the elective franchise.
To amend the laws relating to the re-
porter of the supreme court and the
manner of printing reports.
Proposing an amendment to section s,
article 7, of the constitution relating
to the elective franchise.
TO prohibit from shipping from the
state any butter that is not stamped
with the name Of the maker and his
address in Minnesota.
To provide for the employment of
prisoners at the state prison reforna-
tory and the reform school, and to
repeal former laws on the subject.
The following bills on the calendar
We're taken up and passed:
An act to appropriate money for GER
tain deficiencies.
Providing for the adjustment of the
Indebtedness of municipalities and
uasi-municipalities partially annexed
to cities.
Relating to liquor licenses.
TO legalize certain interpretations Of
villages.
The house then solved itself into CON-
mittee of the whole and took up gen
cral orders and on rising adjourned till
Wednesday.
The senate was not in session