The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-04-01
horses and mules to run at large In
townships: to provide for the bonding

townships; to provide for the bonding
of commission merchants; to provide
for the construction OF dams to facil-
itate the running Of logs In runs; to
3 provide for the revision and annulat ton
Of the corporation laws Of Minnesota;
to amend the laws relating to the pow
ers of guardians; to provide for the
display Of the United States flag on
public school buildings; to provide for
the collection Of delinquent taxes by
clearance sale; to authorize the gov
ernor to, institute proceedings against
county officers; relating to corpora
ticns. 81 3ssl
The House. SD ss5sl 433 5s
The governors message was read
vetoing the fourth asylum bill, and the
further consideration Of the matter
+ was made, a special order for Tuesday.
Mr.. Jacobson had the West blanket
ballot bill referred back to the COM
mittee of the whole. He said that the
bill was rather loosely drawn and
needed amendment in certain particu-
!, lars.
The following bills were passed:
10 amend the laws relating to usery
and trusts; to fix the time for holding
the general terms of the district court
in the Sixth judicial district; providing
that money expended by townships in
!. draining roads shall be expended un-
der the supervision of a civil engineer.
who shall establish grades, ETC.; to al
f;s+;ne, euseue pulus ~ pay ~
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or; increasing to S14 600 the appropria-
ton in aid Of county agricultural So
cieties. .FR}I %t ss4s
The following bills were introduced:
Providing that village councils may
designate repositories for village
moneys and exempting village treasiI-
ers from liability for such deposits; rei-t
alive to building and loan associations;
to compel railroads operating more
than one line or division to run their
trains so as to accommodate the gem:
eral public; relating to dams and
booms used in driving logs; relating to
the equitable adjustment of state land
grants; relating to judges of probate
acting in adjoining counties; to pro-
vide for lien upon logs cut upon land
upon Which taxes are delinquent; re-
latlng to endowed professorships at the
university; to allow grain commission
merchants to Tile bond with the secre-
taIy OF state for the protection OF
owners of property consigned to them;
to allow cities having a population less
than $4,000 to issue bonds for water
works, etc.; to regulate fares on sleep
Ing, drawing and parlor cars; prescrib-
ing the form of affidavit of legal pubs
LEGATIONS made in newspapers.
&c.. ----
st pau, March 90 me 1o,,so 10.
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nrdav afternoon: worl-inc :, oo,ono,t+ te
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corn,;ss;o,o 800 osa.s:s &:
dmties: 10 fix tho u +,p paes scr o, tTlr
u uu,.t >, ~ ~ IA .ne llnle lor holulns
ty; to allow persons contributing not
less than $4,000 to the university to
endow professorship; to fix the time
for holding court in Washington cOun-
ty; to prevent fraud in the sale of
adulterated sacharine food products;
to provide for the examination and IL
censing Of civil engineers by, state
board; relating to food adulteration.
The following bills were introduced:
Authorizing county commissioners
TO cancel certain uncollectable personal
property taxes; to protect the rights Of
the public In the use Of roads, high
ways and thoroughfares; to provide
Tor the performance by county all
dltors OF certain duties heretofore per-
FORMED by county coroners; to regu-
late the burial of paupers and provid-
ing for the same at public. expense;
relating to jurisdiction Of justices Of
the peace; relating to Incorporation Of
savings banks; relating to independent
school districts; to compel railroad