Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-03-11
LEGISLATIVE ROUTINE.
Briefly Showing Bills introduced and Bust
ness Finished.


estry reserves, after discussion, was re-
1erred back for another amendment.
Inc following bills were introduced:
10 repeal the grant of swamp lands
TO the Duluth & Iron Range road.
10 provide for establishment of q
commission of representatives and SEN
ators to investigate the Mountain Iron
mine and other land claimed by other
parties.
10 require notice of claims against
municipal and other corporations be-
tore beginning an action.
10 prevent private persons from rep
resenting themselves of deputy sheriffs
or wearing badges of deputy sheriffs.
For displaying United States flags
over every school house.
10 amend law so as to permit sher-
IFS and deputies to be notaries public.
The senate ordered the continuance
OF the 7estigation of the labor bu-
reau. The following bills were intro
duced:
Designating the place of taxing grain
in elevators.
Legalizing proceedings for extending
the corporate existence of organiza-
tions
Legalizing deeds, mortgages, ETC.,
heretofore made with but one witness.
To amend laws relating to public
schools.
st. Paul, March s.-The senate yes
terday passed the following bills:
Amending insurance laws so as to
authorize insurance for burglary or
theft, or both.
For recognizing or adjusting the af-
fairs of insolvent corporations invested
with banking powers.
For establishment of a new judicial
district, to be known as the Seven
teenth judicial district, and to fix date
for holding courts therein.
For a local improvement fund f. r
Winona
To authorize street sprinkling and
assessments in Winona.
To recodify the laws governing the
state public schools.
Relating to terms of court in Red
Lake county.
In the house the location of the
fourth insane asylum came up and was
made special order for Friday.
The sons of Veterans of Minnesota,
by a bill "a. F. No. 699) are to be rec
ognized as a part of the military re-
serve of the state. They are to be
mustered in companies of 30 or more,
and make application to the attorney
general, who is to attend to their in
spection and enrolment and furnish
orms and equipment.
st. Paul, March 1.-THE senate spent
nearly all day yesterday in committee
of the whole. The Thorp bill provid-
ing for civil service in the grain inspee-.
ton department was defeated.
The house passed the anti trust bill,
after having stricken out the section
which provided that it should not APP
ply to agricultural products and live
stock in the hands of producers, nor to
and peaceable assemblies, for the pur-
pose of regulating wages.
Bills were introduced as follows:
TO establish Offices of coroner and
deputy coroner, and providing for the
appointment of medical examiner
To require payment of interest on
money given as bond by employees to
corporations.
10 require county auditors to furnish
certificate Of taxes and assessment.
To esta blish county asylums for in
sane and feeble-minded.
To amend law relating to the publ
cation of legal notices.
To regulate election of clerks of the
district court so as to make all terms
begin Jan. 1, 1891.
To amend laws relating to powers
granted to cities to issue bonds.
To exempt from taxation all widows
and single women over 20 years of age.
st. Paul, March Sin the house yes
terday the following bills were intro
duced: =. So" ....
To provide for incorporation and reg
ulation Of flexible premiums of assess
ment societies.
To prevent more than one agricul--
tural society in each county from re-
ceiving state aid. -.
Providing that the supreme court
shall decide the constitutionality of
any act submitted to it by the legisla-
ture. $685. III. a. 49, g. II s..
Providing that the sheriff shall exc
cute all warrants, etc, for the probate
court. H.. S-=.at=&.. -
To esta blish a probation system for
juvenile offenders of the law in coun-
ties of 50, 900 or over. ~ =.
Relating to contractors upon public
buildings. s~.g.-s ss..-
To legalize sheriffs' certificates on
mortgage foreclosure sales. 49,.
To regulate and license employment
agencies, requiring bond Of $40, 600.
To repeal the law permitting the de-
duction of debts from credits in assess-