The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-02-11

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. 'front.' nj mostSkeenly, and it was generally
deplored on all sides. He is admitt-
edly fair and inn PARTIAL in his rulings,
even even by the members who opposed him
IA TINS MS case, butthe friends Of the bill
alloWeo tn mel = zeal to carry them away,
ana and they urnlttlhi,nllkingly said things
Wnlch were we're better left unsaid. The.
Title OF the tbs bill alone was sufficient to
ssW w ~ Jne speaker N committing
! ~ y 20 the railroad AL committee, and the
proper course l'e would have been to COM
NIT y there, and then # the members
wanted the graalnrSantd warehouse com
l 11l 70 pass upon It It could subse-
Equ,e 5l1'l nave " been referred to that
co On '7's' 1o ~ q ne nearing.
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LABOR. commissioner Powers is still
al az Work On MS rs civil service scheme
70 MS late examination" he admitted
that there were only three out Of the
20 questions he asked which were az
his own make. and ANYBODY who has,
money to burn can get even money
that Powers couldn't answer six of the
2Oquestions himself. The probabili-
ties seem to be that he will skin
through the investigation with the
greater part Of his hide on. hit s. Is
lucky for him that the honse hasn,t
got itin charge. He would oct tho
most beautiful roast that was ever ad-
ministered to a State official and # Ia
has the nerve to offer his civil servica
bill in any shape he will get such =,
turning down that even he will see the
point. It doesn't really cut much 81
a figure what the committee NAV cav
about the matter the fact remains thai.
a great majority If tho 1eoislo+ ,,r1aA
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are va,v ,o,,oh 80 ,rhat.aas 80. 80,
the STATE conla ,ronn,, 49, 80. - -
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The senate struck = s,,ao whon !
ran afoul Of William WILL; ~
Minneapolis minister who declared
that the department STORE investioatio
was started as q hlackmailinr 1on-
nnllinp scheme The senate 40 oa ,.,d7
with GREAT nomn and dnlihero+ -
summon Mr. WILKINSON hnforo = .na.
m1hon i 3 rot -, $40 / I $40 . I. =
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,na,,a =; 49,, :. ~ -. ICY
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j, = 8 s ST. = an ~ =
u -. y 80 peo,
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$3.50 : - -. >?'1nN g :
49, e. -. -. : : Al 4n : "
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Ona5th;nn ,n,,st no sofa e., 49,;
latnre and that Is that there have hean
less lep-nn7,ino Hills introdrood ~.
al anv former session which houa -
Inf oo,,,,,o -
Clne YET, Out SO lar uhere nave not
oeen apo ABOVE nall dozen bills intro
ouceu whose plain purpose was to draw
OUT Inc LOBBY. Old members spot these
leg-pullers as readily as a Kentucky
colonel would water IN his whiskeY,.
and 1t has got SO that the member. who
introduces m them soon N Loses caste.
'a1 ~ :, ~ ol'o.loy VVnl'ney' q
:, - :: ,o,oo .4o0oo''y''' uoplo .ls
into the investigation business. That
is where Charley makes a mistake.
He should haye issued regularly printed
cards early in the session, inviting the
members Of the legislature to come
in whenever they felt like it and in
vestigate him. Previous to this he
should have so conducted the affairs of
his Office that he would be readyfor an