The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-04-04

ton, and restoring the provisions
which existed before the recent
change. 7
Senator Schaller introduced by re-
quest, Il ''one-seat, one-fare" street car
bill, similar in it's general provisions
to one introduced in the legislature OF
1891 by senator Mcmillan.
Senator Keller introduced bin to
reduce from $50 to SIS the exemption
OF wages from seizure by garnishment
attachment, execution or other pro.
cess. y <.,rs.....r
The senate passed the bill rela ting
to the taxation of vessel property;
making it 3 cents per ton in lieu OF
all other taxes; amended to apply to
vessels navigating interim tlonai
waters.
In the House.
The house record for attending to
busiress was sustained. 1t being the
last day for the introduction Of bills a
flood Of new measures. which came In
three installments, were read for the
first time.'" There We're in all fifty
seven bills introduced. and careful
examination may reveal several wood
chucks.
During the intervals in the introduce
ton Of bills the house resolved itself
into the committee Of the whole and
recommended thirteen bills to pass.
Mr. Knuteson's anti-hanging bill was
indefinitely postponed. as the Tier bill
had been several days before.
Mr.. Douglas bill, to require hunters
from, Stntnc uyhnro Minnesota I,1Oto,.c
may not shoot without a license, to
procure licenses at 500 per license be-
fore engaging in the pastlme within
this state, was passed under saspen-
sion of the rules.
A large batch of bills was introduced
during the morning session and the
house, in committee of the whole.
recommended several bills for pass
age, including Mr.. Dale's constitution
III amendment prohibiting the appro-
priation of public funds to any cor
poration, association or any other pur
pose unless 1t be under the control of
public officials. Three senate bills re-
lating to the state public schools and
dependent children were also recon-
mended favorably. Senator Spencer's
bill to determine the boundary be-
tween st. Louis and Lake counties
and Senator Stebbins' providing for a
fourth hospital for the insane re-
ceived the same recommendation
The house concurrcd in the senate
amendments to H. r. No. 732-Mc-
lnnis-relating to Il tonnage tax upon
vessels on international waters
st. Paul. April 3.-The senate passed
the salary bills relating to Ramsey
county. These bills have been thor
oughly discussed in political circles
since they We're introduced Feb. %,
and it was feared they would never
be enacted into laws. In fact, some
persons have stated publicly that
some of those who would be affected
by the proposed reduction Of salaries
have not looked fayorably upon the
scheme. and have thrown obstacles in
their way. Be that as it may, the
bills are through the senate, and if
they fail to become laws the RESPONSE
bility must rest upon the Ramsey del
egation in the house. Senator Stew
ems said that the entire Ramsey legis-
lativc delegation, save one, had been
present at 4 meeting Sunday night
and had agreed to support the bills
The absentee is said to have been
Henry Johns. Other bills passed:
Morgan - Defining the duties Of
masters and employers t. employees in
certain cases, making more definite
who arc vice principals.
StebbinS-TO authorize cities to an
hex certain territory in certain cases.
Thorpe-Providing for the lease of
state capitol lands in Kandiyohi coun-
ty, the drainage of the same and the
repeal Of chapter 1872, General Laws
1891.
Morgan-To authorize any town,
county, city or municipal corporal ton
to convey land or any right or inter-
est in land TO the United States, and
to relieve any lien thereon.
Sevatson-To appropriate money to
RENTER Knud Medstad :nd others
massacred by Indians in jackson
county in 1867. and for a monument
to their memory.
Durham-To provide for the SAM
tary inspection and regulation of
bakeries and other establishments
for the 1oanufactur, Ct human food.
1oung-To enable parties to actions
IN district courts to secure an i'm
partial judge to hear and preside at
the trial.
,Pottgeiser - Requiring dealers in
fresh meats of all kinds to have the
same covered to protect from flies and
dirt
Notwithstanding for the deposit
in court of money, property or ef-
fects for which there are adverse
claimants.
Robbins-To legalize and make val
id sales of real estate made by ex-
ecutors, administrators or guardians
under license of probate court.
Sederberg - TO provide manner of
bonding counties, of submitting same
to vote of electors, for the purpose Of
raising moneys to fund floating in
cebtedness to provide poor farms,
roads and bridges
Holman-To legalize certain town.
ship orders heretofore issued under
authority of a vote of the majority OF
the legal voters of any township.
Sivright-To amend section 2. cham
ter l21, General Laws of 1887. enti-
tied to provide for public libraries.
In thu. House.
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