The Dickinson press., 1895-02-09
ALL RIGHP NOW
GOV. NELSON'S APPOINTMENTS ARE
CONFIRMED.
Labor Commissioners Powers ana
Dairy Commits siOncr Anderson
Will Serve Another Term
Four NOminntinns Arc Yet
to lie Acted Upon.
IN OTHER NORTHWESTERN LAW
MILLS.
An Important Church Tax Rill In
the Wisconsin Scnntc-'rhe Da-
kota Legislaturcs.

An important Church Tax Rll In
the Wisconsin Scnntc-The Da-
k0ta LeEislaturcs.
st. Paul. Feb. 7.-Thc senate in OK
ecutivc session confirmed all of Gov.
Nelson's appointments left over except
the last four. This means that Labor
Commissioner Powers and Dairy Com
missioner Barndt Anderson are safe.
There could have been no strenuous
to either of these men. as the
senate was not long in settling the
matter. The appointments laid over
are:
Dr. Thomas McDavitt of st. Paul,
member of the board of medical cx-
aminers; Lewis A. Larson. Duluth. in
spector of steam boilers; William Get
ty, Duluth, surveyor general Of logs
and lumber for Fifth district. and L. S.
Peck, member of the board of cuualiza-
tion. These We're laid over. not be-
cause of any opposition, but chiefly be-
cause there is some question as to the
time when the term of the surveyor of
logs and lumber expires.
Senator Schaller. from the iuriciary
s.uSoiAiii1tcc, iepotteu laVofaUlv >. T..
Ia. authorizing county treasrrcrs to
audit and pay money in certain as
scssment claims. The same committee
recommended that s. +. 1O3 be placed
on general orders. 1t relates to annual
town meetings. The same committee
recommended for indefinite postpone
ment $. Il. 12G, relating to elections.
Senator Stevens. from the judiciary,
,,,o,,4 ~ o. " .I .'c p's'pone-
r,omt ne ., o. a..,s ~ on, proposing an amend-
TI,is oa',,',;..a W. y. '',c eoIst't"''on'
inn ,,ot h.oe ",,,no ,n','. ,v,l.uo Il RUE i'lu,r-
st;tm+;nn ard ;,,t,.s',,, ~ .nc .,a '',c
~ ~" a,,,n,,, ' .,m ''ui"."c.'i uie nr,,ele
o,,,o,,I', % ~ s.."n 81 ~, w sNc'' III lu!l as
ra,,o,.,., 'o,. W. sa', " wv ''''''' committee
% he.a. ~ VII ha;,.r r'ul''c" =,
+nantr ,,,r,,t.s, , :" ~ sAt."...e lilly. sessio',
am1 a! aao,,tn., ,.,a. c .'..e, s.i'..s e'''lse''
d,,ao1 i,",'tu III, Jill. @ i.S"'"t'oi. l',, il'ro-
,,,t;e, ,o',;,ina M ''' e. .''.l'"' .,. lnis ieso.
80 s'. IL p'v,n.e ,.' lol .ne appolll'''lellt
~ otons $50 w I, .epl.ssl.c, pa.,. anu wv" se,-
- e;,,;,n, I .,,,;ns:a own So. ~ e"nle. WIN wa
i.ot. fn, .,,o ,,,,,,,'1 .'oa .., MI -, Ia.
Srai"h+ % ~ 10 .s t"s, p", snn ~. s.oia , 'o"el
a,n',ms,o .n :. o.,n,,' ,n s" ~. a.. ;'n" eo.l ~"
% .nI t,,ora 20 ,,'n', .,eneu ~ ;.is eoi'iefe'''
''''N ''e ""' -" "l'P's'''o"'
In the Iio"sc.
u. u. Smith, or the Hennepin dele
satlon. presented corrupt practices
Dlii, winch Will commend itself to the
Judgment OF politicians who have given
the subject OF purity in politics any
serious Thought. Several bills Of this
hNfnrn In
lature this winter. and some of them
are very poorly thought out. Mr..
smith seems to have been able to get
full grasp of his subject, and to let
nothlhs escape which corrupt prlc-
tlce act should contain.
a Dill was introduced by DIR. Zter
designed to prevent outsiders from
coming INTO the state and catching and
shipping away large quantities Of fish.
It's purp0rt is as follows: No person,
persons. corporation or association
shall ut any time catch, take. XIII or
have i'll possession or under control any
ilsh caught. taken or killed in the
lak"s, ponds or rivers In the state of
Minnesota, except i'll international
waters, with Intent to ship the same to
be sold or disposed or upon the market
or Tor commercial purposes. or with
intent to allow or aid in their shipment
for such purposes.
The legislative expense committee
reported Oh the rate discrimination and
express company investigation, amend
ing the resolutions in each case so
that committee Of five was author
lied. instead of three. to report within
thirty days. This is taken to mean
the public will learn some inter- sting
facts in the near future concerning the
alleged discrimination the railroads
are charged with and the exorbitlnt
charges the express companies are said
to demand. The two committees, rec
commended and afterward decided
upon ny accepting the committees re-
port IN It's entirety, were appointed Dy
the speaker, as follows:
l'n EXPRESS charges - Foss. chair
man; Mchenney, ORcliiy, smith, j.
NJ. Klce.
on Kate Dissemination Nash
chirman; Barta, Post, II. F.. Smith
Reeves.
Committee reports received recon-
mending to pass: S. +. 80. to appro
~ -.->'.'
schools; >. +. ~. providing for the
transfer OF the school text booK funu
to the reserve fund; ri. +. l!S. OK,
cmpting 100 bushels or wheat instead
of nifty; ii. r. ''S, relating to gram IN
spection, was recommended to be III
definitely postponed.
on the calendar ). F.. lG'. Dy Rov-
erud, TO lesallze certain acts OF VII
'"S1 eouiiIiis no
""s pS@. $3.50 ms' ,.;...,ro "w ,o,,.., ' W. W.,
St:pes, W ,n ai'eu NJ, r. ~ q, NV, &c., n
sen. to amend existing laws relating
to highways.
vy,...,.,,
Madison Fol, 7-A su.o.n;no hill
o,nonIino tho laws nxomntinr church
,,,onart,, frn,n t,x,t;nn ,.,c intro.
1" 1u,pI -, ~" so,ato nv So,.tor 1lov,s
r. ,ras ;n,rod,nod a. tho ronnost NJ ~
nsht"sh I" naon,n hut Nr i,ov;s viii
nn+ n;vn nnt % +io;r no,nas
~ r,be annointmant nf Salon Marks of
,1i1wontno &c q nnemhnr of tho hoard
~ haaitl, was cont;rmnd
In tho as.on,lv - hin for m o;yh+.