New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-05-22
and legislative assembly Of the State o.
North Dakota.
Approved Feb. II, 1896.
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NO. 3S4-S. f. NO. 200.
A MEMORIAL to the secretary Of the In
terror of the United States and to the
judge advocate general of the United
States, for the purpose of procuring GER
tain records of their respective offices for
the benefit of the Minnesota Historical So
ciety.
Your memorialists, the legislature of the
State of Minnesota. respectfully request
that you will furnish the Historical society
of the State of Minnesota copies of the
records Of commission appointed by the.
United States government in the year 1862
suffered loss in the Sioux Indian war of
that year, in the State Of Minnesota and
elsewhere. And also the minutes and rec
ords of a certain court martial appointed
in the same year by General Henry II.
Sibley, commanding in said Indian war,
containing the trial of many Indians ac-
also any records that may exist of the
reference of said last named record to the
judge advocate general of the United States
for Consideration and his report thereon a,R;al
And If any obstacle exists to the furnishing
of said reports by the departments above
referred to, that permission may be granted
to the said historical society to procure
copies of the same.
Approved March 10, 1895.
NO. ss5.-s F. NO. 4s7.
passage by the United States congress
of a certain bill now pending in the SEN
ate of the United States to regulate the
office clerks and railway postal clerks,
known as United States senate bill 1928.
The memorial of the Legislature OF the
State of Minnesota respectfully represent:
Whereas. certain bill is now pending
In the senate of the United States, known
as senate bill No. 2523, the same being
a bill intended for the protection Of letter
carriers, postottice clerks and railway
postal clerks, and providing that no letter
carrier. pOstottice clerk or railway postal
clerk shall be removed or requested to re-
sign except when arrested for crime,
when suspension or removal may take place
at once, in the discretion of the postmaster
generaD until after written charges shall
have been examined into by the nostotfice
department, upon such reasonable notice
to the person charged and in such manner
OF examination as the regulations of the
postottice department may prescribe; pro-
vided. that letter carriers. postoftice clerks
ana railway postal clerks may be suspended
animation therein provided for; and.
whereas, the final passage Of such bill
Is TO be greatly desired, as well in the in
terests of civil service reform as in justice
to the employees of the United States gov
and.
Whereas, it is the earnest sentiment Of the
people OF this state that the final passage
of the public at large: therefore,
Resolved by the Legislature OF the State
or Minnesota. that this state and the peo-
pie thereof respectfully and urgently re-
the bill heretofore mentioned, by the con-
gress of the United States. so that the
same may become law.
Inc governor of this state is hereby
lions and this memorial to senator's
and representatives in congress and to the
postmaster general.
Approved April 8, 1895.