The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-01-10

~ 70 aanui lne saie anu 70 recover pay AVs
PENDANTS for the sum Of SO, so2.4s dam
eses he mser ana costs wca and ws e ss
o. tWo-thirds Of the the entire lot Was IN.
nulled. Out Of the amount recovered ! ex-
pended the sum OF $40 IN attorneys fe slas
ance, amounting to $s,O62.4 IS. Into the state
Pursuant to joint resolution No. 8. OF the the
members Of the senate and four members
OF the house was appointed 70 lnv.est4s she
al frauds committed IN despG nrnHsme en ns
aed Other anas y the state Of their TIM
Der. BY the provisions OF the same reso,u-
tion the governor was also directed 70 cd In
te;st1gate anu eHan az sSich Nan tSeret
Tore contaln 9 sncn unpar' - No rammit.
alton OF $S0o0 for the use q IN Inc o cv
Iee any ei ~ l0r t t u aforesaid VAS only
allowed by the state auuit9r " ne % tha
OF ~ 20-the unexpenasa paace x, "a sns
appropriation Tor ~. tne leg Snt * nal We're
or lS03-and or TINS an.ouhl @o,v ~, n Ma
placed ut the dlsposal Oh .ne ~ INC GOV.
and the balance az me Glspossa W tnS and
ern9r Inc c0 naarsss w Has rhe Work de-
VOWED upon IL DS SaeesG rnr ths want
asmuch as y WAS naiHpe essipned to me- by
OF Of 1unu s,, ahu tn Vas On the Same line and
for the same purpose as tnat ensa "a carry
the committee made y my ~ ase aas,p On 4
on tne WOE" os .,, ~ nseSt ninced Mt Its dis
posal the funds mas ai made yerY fuil
committee mas :, na renort which con-
anu aains compre1 datsiied account Of its
work and many n vai ana sup gees for
ant reGommehuau lion, any easSest and at
Wnieh invoke your t Stens should he tax
en-. under proper legislation 70 i9aurur
tue WoIh ~ AYcosiiSta omn,a facili.
ated oy me commt tSeds ahond be iber-
a afy a anG dedl for tha, purpose.
,ohocu ~ na1 mn ottention to the unsat-
iornear 70 eau your a NE law M 10 the sale
l Is cory s41eae u timber other than
~ plne s ~. piE wv nv from the land. and
p;ne t can ne SOU }v ha sold after board
pane o9er IL tha nEernor state auditor and
stare st1 trea 81 has determined that the
n noer Is Ism IN a,,se After ssch determine
Hon u te tiraber INSIST he dnly estimated and
tha, I mE - ,nhiio soe to ihe HIGHEST bid
uef dne sove 4,, any nenesai Nv Which they
no, dotn. -, .nG 1,,o Given tract Of
nine nitn > ;s HAMS :" ha DESTROYED. The only
DATA them Is Inc nf an Examiner
sant ont nv +Sa stafn auditor And the
estimate made preliminary to the sale Is,
With SUBSEQUENT scalings. In my opinion,
# Womb ha We'll If the governor and state
treasurer are to have ANYTHING to do with
the disposal Of pine stumpage. that each o. Of
obtaining information through the channels
Of his own Office. to the end that these Of
eers may 6e check Upon One one d n her
end that the state NAV have the benefit OF
the indenendent and Well-adyised Judgment
Of each q them: Each one Of these officers rs
ostimo+e nf tho emomnt Of nine Standing. as
the State auditor now has. From estimates
obtained through three Independent fg chan
which wonld he a check upon subsequent
nnre1ioh,e sca,;nos The frands most likely
to occur in connection with the sale of
md nnraliohle estimates or scalings. I
commend The entire subject to Your care
f FIJI consideration and attention. Our supply
IL igs di nnM az tha residMe In this con-
nectioap cannot forbear to call your atten
fn on 70 g nH fSa 81 Ares +
4en+ sh9sc ' to reeniate hut have no
doubt t' your Wisdom viii devise some means
70 reheve US 11oEa our Ptestne raTaisss
~ +h ha' s,,hinat - nIaerv within mica
bower oS ere Of fI TIE state, e'e "''in W p0Aee
Dairy md Food C0mmi Is 81 on. A
~, .
me q the day ana fSpd
efforts, meeting with considerable success
have been made to protect the dairy in.
terest Of the state against the inroads OF
oleomargarine. Seizure and confscatioh Of
the inhibited product has been the most eff
fective weapon-far more dreaded than the
mere naked prosecution Of offenders. And
were it not for the law governing traffic
and commerce between the states, under
which the manufacturer in another state
can ship his product into our state and dis
pose Of 1t in the original package, seizure
and confscation would afford complete re-
lief. In all cases where the product has
been disposed Of by the foreign shipper in
it's original state and has become informing
led with the other property of the state,
then it has become subject to state control.
and in all such eases the dairy department.
and confscation. A suit was instituted in
the federal court for Minnesota by the Ar
our Packing Company against the dairy
seizures hut when the COMPANY fomnf1 That
.Hn orinna, o nsckagas ond +bot fhs o.
missioner disavowed any purpose to invade
this ground, they dismissed their suit
fhe case OF Weldeman vs. The State OF
minnesota, involving the validity Of chapter
II OF General Laws OF 81, the so-caled
p1nk law was prosecuted prosecuted by the dairy
and at the October ,c term OF 1923 the su-
preme court made decision sustaining the
S eo9stlt4 1hot Of the law which had,
A proviso relating to cotto.ene was added
to the lard law of 1891, by chapter 128 Of
the General Laws Of 1888, which has led to
some CONTROVERSY 1t has been insfcfod m