The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-01-21

the district court IN the Sixteenth IN
dicial district. Passed under suspen-
sion Of rules. ss5: u
For the greater protection Of dcpos-
itors in banks in this state.
To protect the public health BY the
inspection Of cattle, sheep and swine
to be slaughtered.
To amend sections 74s and 7436, gem
eral statutes, regulating the construc-
ton and management of county iails.
To amend law defining duties Of tho
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 APP
preparation bills shall be railroaded
through this session. Among the bills
introduced were the following:
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. 49,
|. 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 25,o population. c~a
To amend existing laws relating 70
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.
ed Ringdals resolution to investigate
the labor bureau by vote of IS 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. It 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 $500 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-
demption rights may lapse.
To amend laws of 1893 regulating
election: provides for the collection of
only one fee from any candidate
The house, after sharp debate. de-
cided to hold a Saturday session. =
The following bills were introduced:
Prohibiting the renting of fishing
privileges Of trout streams stocked At
the expense of the state.
Prohibiting the use of certain fire.
arms and ammunition in killing game.
Amending the penal code relating to
to the exclusion Of minors from immor-
nj resorts.
Prohibiting the sale of trout during
certain periods ......
Amending the penal code relating to
to the punishment for murder in tho
first degree. ~, 80 g
To regulate the practice of horse
shoeing.
Amending general laws touching
chattel mortgages.
To cure mortgage foreclosures by adj
vertisement where the notice of sale is
defective. =
To appropriate $500 for the pur-
chase of land for the state pubic school
at Owatonna.
st. Paul, Jan. 16-The house after it
had listened to the Hicks onnelly con-
troversy, presented few bills and ad
journed. The following ara the bills
Relating to interest On money in
usury.
Encouraging the forestry interests Of
the state.
Amending statutes relating tod
vorce. 4 =, Z
Providing for salary Of state OF in
spector and deputies.
Amending general laws relating to
courts OF justice of the peace.
Amending laws relating to vacation
of state or territorial roads.
Amending general statutes exempt
ing husband from tort committed by
his wife.
Amending penal code relating to de-
struction of property.
Providing for the registration Of mu-
nic;pal bonds BY the cities Of this state.
Prohibiting confinement of fish in
boxes or traps in inland lakes.
Appointments.
Governor Clough has made the fol-
lowing appointments: State Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction w. w.
Pendergast, Adjutant General Muehl-
berg Military Storekeener W. s. Con.