The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-02-21

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The following bills were introduced
in the senate: ...~,..- .--
10 provide for the transcribing OF
judgments in the district court on ap-
peals from jcstices Of the peace.
TO define and construe the word
railroad" as it occurs in section 1,
chapter 81, General Statutes 1873, and
amendatory acts.
10 amend section 4, chapter 2O5, Gen
eral Laws 1885, regulatin employment
bureaus, requiring blanks, etc.
10 amend chapter 131, General Laws
1891, relating to building and loan as
sociations, by inserting section 27A,
providing for contingent reserve
fund.
TO authorize building, loan and saw
1ngs associations to receive deposits
and invest surplus money III the pur-
chase of tax titles.
The following bills were introduced
in the house:
TO make tia misdemeanor to furnish
any newspaper with a libelous state
ment.
TO amend the laws relating to the
sale and lease of mineral lands Of the
state.
10 regulate the practice of the pro-
fession Of land surveyors, requiring
them to be licensed
TO prescribe the limits Of real estate
mortgage.
TO abolish days Of grace on bills Of
exchange and other evidences Of in
debtednesS, unless stipulated by con-
tract
To appropriate penalty for violations
Of the constitutional provisions against
unjust discommo;ion in railroad rates.
Relating to the labelling of convict
labor made goods.
TO provide for the incorporation of
mutual relief, building and loan associ-
atiOnS doing local business only.
TO authorize associations doing bust
ness under the cooperation plan to
amend their articles Of incorporation.
st. Paul, Feb. 2O.-In the senate the
following bills of general interest were
introduced:
10 provide for the incorporation and
regulation Of mutual building savings
and loan associations doing a local
business only.
Requiring municipal corporations to
file certificates of the issue of bonds
in the Office Of the register of deeds.
TO provide for the exemption of
executive bank officers from jury
duty.
To protect the owners of mineral wa
tiers against junk dealers who appro-
pirate the bottles of such manufac-
lures.
To amend section 6, chapter 60. Gen.
St7f1 oJ04 L.
when either has been committed to an
insane asylum for seven years.
The following bills We're passed.
To amend section 81, chapter 49,,
General Statutes 1873, relating to in
dependent school districts when partly
in the territory of Incorporated village,
no district to exceed six miles square.
Proposing an amendment to the con-
stitution authorizing the taxation of
the property Of sleeping drawing room
and parlor car and to other companies
and owners and in the manner thereof
provided.
To amend section 62, chapter SO,
General Statutes 1875 relating to the
duties Of county su,erintendents Of
schools; providing for the extension Of
high school examination to the county
schools.
To amend article s, Of the constitu-
ton, providing for the investment of
the permanent school fund in county
town. city and village bonds Of Mime.
sofa in certain cases. ?
To amend section 81, chapter SO, Gen,
eral Statutes 1878, relating to compen-
sation Of county superintendent of
schools and providing that the county
commissioners may fix the salaries OF
said officials.
For an act relative to the criminal
offenScss committed by corporations
and providing for the Service Of pro-
cess, etc.
To legalize the taking of acknow.
Judgments and other official acts hereto
fore taken and done by any person pre-.
viously appointed and acting as a
notary public.
In the house the following bills were
introduced:
ReEat ting to publication Of legal pro
ceedings by newspaper notices.
To authorize building and loan and
saving associations doing a general
business to invest surplus money, on
vote of board of directors in real es,
tate.
To determine the salary Of the report
err of the supreme court at $4,000 pei
annum.
To provide for the revision and con
solidation in the General Statutes OF
this state.
To amend the laws relating to the
probate code.
To amend existing laws relating tt
elections.
TO legalize sheriff's certificates or
| mortgage sales.
To legalize acknowledgements taken
by notaries public, also members OF
officers Of q corporation interested in
the transaction.
REPUBLICANS WIN.
Charles F. Warwick Is Elected