The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1897-01-20

ID collect certain moneys from IN
sarance companies for salvage corps
maintenance.
The bill to repeal chapter 327 of the
general laws of 1889 was pessed.
The house passed, under suspension
of the rules, S. f. No. "a, repeating
special law relating to the care of the
poor of Renville county. Aside from
this action the house took up the morn
ing session in the introduction of bills,
as follows:
To extend the contract for the publ
cation of the Minnesota supreme court
reports.
To regulate and improve the service
of grain inspectors and weighing and
inspection.
For the greater protection of depos-
its in banks.
To amend existing laws relating to
the assessment and collection of taxes.
To amend existing laws relating to
lien for labor on logs and lumber.
To give and enforce lien for labor
on logs and lumber cut elsewhere and
brought into the state of Minnesota.
To appropriate S2O4.5O for the relief
OF IhOmaS SlaVln.
To amend existing laws relating to
exempt property.
To amend existing laws to declare
certain weeds common nuisances and
provide for their destruction.
Creating board of pardons and pre-
scriblng the duties thereof.
To regulate the primaries for NOM
ination of candidates for office.
To require the reduction to writing
of all instructions to jury and allowing
exceptions to be taken thereto
To provide for the recording of GER
tain orders, DEGREES and judgments in
the Office of the register of deeds when
| the title of property is affected.
ST. Paul, Jan. 14.-The senate passed
a resolution for committee of IA to
| reapportion the state. The following
bills were introduced:
To repeal law relating to struck iu-
ries.
To amend act authorizing the forma-
ton of town insurance companies.
For the greater protection of depos-
| itors in banks in this state.
Fixing the dates of general terms of
! the district court in the Sixteenth ju-
| dicial district. Passed under suspen-
sion of rules.
To protect the public health by the
| inspection of cattle, sheep and swine
to be slaughtered.
To amend sections 743 and 7436, gen.
eral statutes, regulating the construc-
ton and management of county jails.
To amend law defining duties of the
railroad and warehouse commission in
relation to common carriers.
| To provide uniform time for holding
municipal elections Spring elections.
To prevent the furnishing of impure
water for public use and making this
act felony.
To amend laws of 1878 relating to
trial by jury.
Relative to assignee and execution
sales.
The house decided that no large ap-
preparation bills shall be railroaded
through this session. Among the bills
introduced were the following:
To appropriate $44, 900 for new build
ings at the Red Wing state school.
To amend mechanics lien law, ex-
tending time when liens may be fled
to three years.
| To repeal existing laws for bounties
for the capture of horse thieves.
| To provide for the redemption and
extending the time of sale of lands for
feited to the state.
| To amend existing laws relating to
the sale of Intoxicating liquors.
| To amend existing laws relating to
punishment for 81 and larceny.
To regulate the practice of barber
ing and license practitioners of same.
To provide for the inspection of meat
in cities of over $4,000 population.
| To amend existing laws relating to
treatment of inebriates by counties.
To amend existing law relating to
the provision of free text books for
schools.
To amend existing law relating to
civil actions concerning real property.
To compel all corporations, including
cities, to pay their employees every
week.
ST. Paul, Jan. 15.-The senate adopt
ed Ringdars resolution to investigate
the labor bureau by vote of 35 to IL.
The following bill were introduced:
| To provide for the taxation of ex-
press companies.
To amend laws of 1887 regulating
common carriers and the railroad and
warehouse commission. 1t provides
| for the election of the members of the
commission, beginning with the cleo
ton of 1898.
| Defining the duties of state treasurer.
| To appropriate $4,000 for additional
land for the public school.
| For military code.
To establish state public school at
Detroit, MINI.
To amend laws relating to acquire
ment of easement by custom, etc.
To require personal notice before re-