The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-03-18

To relieve school district treasurers
and. their bondsmen from Habili for
the loss of funds in suspended bangs;
to tax boom companies relating to the
sale of intoxicating liquors relating to
the equal rights Of citizens in inns and
other places; relating to the appoint
Sment of guardians; to- authorize depu-
aty sheriffs to be notaries public; to au-
Rthorize county commissioners to issue
bonds to defray floating indie btedness
of counties; to provide fol. the protec-
ton Of game and fish; relating to the
organization Of agricultural societies;
to provide for gross earnings tax on
telephone companies; to authorize
Judges Of probate court in certain
counties to appoint q clerk who shall
be stenographer; relating to the ap-
pointment of guardians for minors.
The House.
Messrs. Larson and Laing, for the
representatives of the Second congress
#sional district, offered a resolution in
the house instructing the road and
bridge committee in apportioning the
road and bridge funds to divide it
equally among the counties Of the
state which have no state institution,
excluding those which have asked no
over under notice Of debate Nv Mr..
Feig. The following bills were passed.
To allow partial exemption from de-
linquent taxes; to authorize municipal
courts to execute all their judgments:
t providing that insurance companies or
ganiZed to insure cresmeries and
7 their contents may do business when
100000 Of insurance in not less than
Atty risks has been secured: to author
ize corporations other than those for
pecuniary profit to increase the num-
! Der of their trustees; authorizing cities
to receive by gift or otherwise and
hold funds for hospitals or other chart
table institutions: proposing a sconsti-
tutional amendment allowing women
to hold office and vote in connection
with public libraries; providing that
! town, city and school treasurers shall
school clerk a duplicate Of the receipt
1 Of the county treasurer for funds
/ turned over, also allowing county
treasurers to send moneysto the state
/ treasurer by bank draft. as well as by
4 express.
The following bills were introduced:
TO provide for the treatment of per-
sons in insane or detention hospitals
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relating to homestead exemption; to
aid in the establishment Of free public
] libraries or reading rooms; providing
for the payment for surety bonds from
the treasury Of counties or cities in
certain cases; relating to use OF pound
i nets in international waters; relating
Il to organization of new counties; to en-
I able counties and cities to use auto
i matte ballot machines; relating to
equal treatment of persons in hotels,
ETC.; to authorize township treasurers
4 to repay money to treasurers of vii
4 lagos in certain cases; relating to or
i ganization of cities; to provide for the
Il justification Of suret1es on replevin
y bonds; to provide for deposits to Sc
cure costs in criminal or quasi-criminal
q cases in municipal courts; relating to
3 cemeteries.
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u ST. Paul, March 16.-Yesterday's SEES
4 sion Of the senate was short and de
void of interesting features. There
y was a bare quorum present and out
Il side of the intro uction OF half doze1
D bills little business worthy Of note was
transacted. The following bills were
3 introduced: &. ny .,ss 3Sss
10 appropriate $1,000 annually. fol
lands in Carlton and Itasca counties
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