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ter and two journeymen horseshoers
pass upon all applying candidates be-
Iofe the latter can ply their trade. The
Dill! Is In the hands of the committee on
general legislation.
Representative DOnnelly is q friend
OF the boys. Yesterday morning a
quintet OF unsuccessful candidates for
positions as pages In the house urged
the Dakota. representative to secure
their per diem for the work done The
boys are Thomas Montgomery. Harry
Costello. William Doyle. Jerry Rogers
ana Fred =Winkler and their champ
ions resolution went to the committee
on legislative expenses.
Representative Severance would pro-
.tect the game of the state by providing
against the use. In hunting, of any fire.
arm, using steel-jacketed or explos-
I've ball. or, in fact. any ammunition
which does not give out g. loud report.
graduated fine is provided for Viola
lions OF the law IL II becomes one.
Those persons opposed to capital
punishment, will no doubt note with
pleasure that several bills are in pre-
paration for presentation to the fegis-
lature abolishing it. The first to show
up this session was H r. Sc. introduced
In the house yesterday by Representa-
tive Stockweli. II provides simply that
the punishment for murder in the first
degree. shah be Imprisonment for life.
Resolutions were introduced to pay
w. II. Butter $S3, pay for services as
1anttor pending the appointment Of the
regular 1anitor: also. appointing c.. w.
I1enfest as an additional committee
room keeper. when needed; and ap-
pointing F. NJ Baeker, an old soldier
and ex-prisoner OF Andersonviile, to
raise the flag over the capitol These
measures went to the legislative ex-
peEse committee.
The dear familiar old bill curing mort
gage foreclosures by advertisement in
which the notice of sale is defective by
reason Of Typographical or other in
advertance. bobbed up again this ses-
sion yesterday, and Is this time by
Representative Ferris, Of Brainerd. AS
always in the past the measure was
sent to the judiciary committee.
BILL sINTRoDUCED.
= III. F. so NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the renting
OF fishing privileges Of trout streams stocked
at the expense Of the state. Game and fish
II. f. 81 Severance, by requesO-Prohibiting
the ls, use OF certain firearms and ammunition in
killing game. Game and fish
II. F. 81 misunderstanding the penal
code relating to the exclusion of minors from
immoral resorts. Crimes and punishment
H. F. SO ckweli)-Amendfng the penal
code, relating to the punishment for murder
in the first degree. Crimes and punishment.
H. F. 81 Q4loyd)-To regulate the practice
Of horseshoeing. General legislation.
. H. F. Go Dunn)-Amending general laws
touching chattel mortgages. Judiciary.
H. F. Sc (Ferris)-To cure mortage fore
closure by advertisement where the notice Of
sale Is defective, judiciary.
II. F. 81 tSloan)-To appropriate $500 for
the purchase Of land for the state public
school at Owatonna. State schools.
Fl. F. Is (Severance)-Prohibiting the sale Of
iron Ri Oorfo lin indo nd Ash
There will be d session of the house
this morning. At the conclusion of
the session yesterday, a majority Of
the members started away with the i'm
preston that the body stood adjourned
until Tuesday, the house having given
the use Of the hall to some society Mon
day evening. Representative Staples
was in the chair at the time. Repre-
sentative Scott moved for adjournment
until Monday night. 1t was about to
go to a vote when somebody reminded
the speaker Of the Monday evening en-
gagement. While the matter was in
allegiance, Representative Stockwell
moved for adjournment. Mr.. Jackob-
son, he who halls from THE Lake
Which Speaks" properly represented
his district by urging that short SEES
stons be done away with and that in the
future, not only the members, but the
committees do all in their power
to prevent an accumulation of bills at
the end of the sessions.
Mr.. Staples did not hear StockweIl' 8
motion to adjourn, and so started, q few
minutes later, to put the motion which
most of the members thought was
Scott's, but which turned out to have
been that of the Minneapolis man, so
the ayes carried it and the house will
come together this morning as usual
at 10 o'clock.