Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-03-25

st. Paul, March 20.-In the senate q
yesterday, the following bills were
introduced:
Amending section 9, chapter 10, laws
of 1887, relating to railroad commis-
sioners.
Repeating an act to perpetuate GER
tain section corners Of government SUR
vey: @sss%5>5.@s s.' E225 @s5
Amending corrupt practices act; sec
ond reading and placed on general or
ders. z.~ --.
(Bv request)-Appealing laws Great
ing st. Paul police pension fund.
Repeating police pension fund.
Legalizing villages heretofore organ
lied.
Amending laws of 1893 relating to
actions against state insane hospital
board.
Relating to town funds where terri
toryils detached for village organiza-
ton; passed under suspension of the
rules. -
Providing certain officers with di-
gest5of the Minnesota supreme court
reports.
Relating to general elections. s.
The house spent the entire day in
consideration of the Reeves bill taxing
ore outputs. Jacobson's amendment
placing the tax at cents per ton was
adopted. ------,.,-~---.-~'- s~-.~.s3
St. Paul, March 22.-The senate the.
Goth passed the following bills. II
Relating to the letting of advertising
of the delinquent tax list. .--. -. -
Relating to village assessment dis
tricts.
Granting additional powers to to the
state board of equalization.
Legalizing deeds and mortgages and
all other instruments conveying any in
terest in or creating any lien upon real
estate in this state.
To legalize levies and sales on exc
cution and the foreclosure of mort
cages.
10 validate and confirm deeds and
mortgages made by any married woman
and her attorney where her husband
has not Joined in the power of attorney.
To authorize boards of supervisors of
towns to license, regulate and control
the use of billiard and pool tables
within such town.
To give additional time to certain
persons to make application to be en-
titled to registration as pharmacists.
Requiring annuity, safe deposit and
trust companies to pay a fee for de-
post of securities with state auditor.
Relating to claims against counties
and appeals therein.
To legalize certain deeds heretofore
made by corporations and officers
thereof and on behalf of corporations.
Procuring mortgage foreclosure by
advertisement wherein the notice of
sale is defective.
To legalize the action of county COM
missioners in certain cases.
Relating to the dissolution of indie
pendent school districts.
Relating to tax settlements.
In the house the following bills were
introduced:
Relating to foreign building and loan
associations which have become in
solvent.
Providing for the issuance and sale
of bonds by popular subscription.
Providing for the assessment of taxes
in cases where false reports or no re-
ports have been made.
Repeating sections Is and 10, chapter
l, general laws 1878, relating to taxes.
To make eight hours legal days
work upon any work done for or by
the state. a
Requiring that property pledged and
sold for non-payment of debts to be
sold the same as property taken upon
chattel mortgage. .$-,.
Making it unlawful to exhibit by
kaleidoscope or other wise any prize
fight or COCK fight, etc. .-
Amending subdivision 10, section
1872, general statutes 1894, relating to
property exempt from taxation. ......
To re-enact the game and fish COM
mission act with amendments. go
10 authorize the governor to direct
county attorneys to proceed against
county officers accused of receiving
illegal fees.
Snow Figures.
Some one has made snow figures as
follows: Threefourths of Minnesota