The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-03-18
issued by county commissioners re-
During transcript of ties imonys to be

AsoS ut:u s lily " lIliSSlOueES5
During q transcript of test imony to be
attached to the jud gment in certain ac-
tons for divorce; relating to the pun
Eishnent for assault in the second de-
gree; relating to division of cars at u
railroad stations; to authorize cities OF
more than so, GOO illhab itants TO APP
point commission to draft q city 4
Charter; relating to banks OF discount
and deposit; relating to nterest; TO le-
sgalize the creation and organiza ton OF
Certain counties; relating to authority
of justices of the peace.
st. Paul, March -. There was a
fair quorum present when Speaker
Jones called the house to order All
the routine order Of business was
Jumped, and the house went at once
ito committee of the whole with Mr..
Staples in the chair. The first bill TAX
zen up was Mr.. Snyder's bill increasing
the university tax levy. After a long
discussion it was recommended to
pass. The following bills were recon-
smended to pass: b ~
Authorizing the capitol commissions
gers to issue $500, 900 of certificates of
indebtedness to anticipate the capitol
TIA y levy and enable the commission to
proceed at once with the construction
fof the new capitol building; to make
town supervisors Ineligible to hold Of B
flee of road overseer; to repeal a spe
scial act relating to the board of county
commissioners of Lincoln county to
appropriate $4,000 tor the relief OF
Grace and Florence w. Ramaley; to
prohibit more than one sale of prop
serty to satisfy Judgment, lien, mort
gage, etc.; providing that school, town
and city treasurers shall file with the
school, town OF city clerk duplicate
sof receipts. received from the county
I treasurer for funds paid Immediately
upon receiving such receipt.
B st. Paul, March 49, A lost bill fig.
+ ured in what promised to develop into
one Of the most dramatic episodes Of
the present session Of the legislature.
T The lostabill was H.F. 693, locating the
/ fourth asylum for the insane at Has.
tings and appropriating SIS, 600 for the
I purchase Of a site. For few minutes
( it seemed as though the loss Of the bill
would result in serious complications,
but, fortunately, all trouble was
| averted by the restoration Of the meas
I ure about half-hour after it was re-
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