The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-01-26

sas0ss M sssssry 81
s'4s's. $3.50 tins regular EodtiDe. a-'.-sg1s
ta t pa 1o 1 uas ssssa, ballots o cast
two houses OF the legislature resulted rs
1s6 votes for Cushman K. Davis, and II
tl nn seh fe3,oF1ns bulls were introduced T.
Recurring all foreign corporations do
Ing business IN this state to have public
Providing for enforcement Of certain
sections Of the lien law.
Authorizing the appointment of tax
commission of three members.
jurors In justice court.
i county commissioner in road matters. =
81 Amending sstAtutesS relAttng@ to sum.
mons issued by justices Of theapeace.
walks and assess upon adjoining prop
Providing for payment Of employees at
suancs sof time checks. 20 81 -
,lnat h. house ths following bills were
Peterson- Regulating transportation Of
passengers at a rate Of ~ cents per mile
TO abolish days ofsgrace in payment2of
dmrr dtsp o1,s 3d tsssnae9Se It
Minnesota exhibit az Trans Mississippi
fo amend existing laws relating to the
law, and admission to bar. asen ss1 :
Fe.,E To provide for free education OF stu
gents fs ss Ct state University who enlisted for
To provide for staxation Of sleeping
cars, parlor cars drawing room cars etc.
K 19G 10 0ca and
|, : St. Pau. Jan. 1s.4rhe senate and
House isS EN-, met Yesterday in joint convention
as United States senator.
The Senate confirmed the nomination Of
+; r =: G t19Ser; as Surveyor , General;
TO amend laws relating to assessment
and collection of taxes.
amending law relating to costs and dis
Dursements I'm supreme court.
~ A + $500 for a bridge in Otter
,a Appropriations money for draining state
.sE Louis 81. County sDelega tom APpropri-
ating $3.50, 200 for normal school at Duluth.
Amending foreclosure laws.
Legalizing certain papers, despite lack
Amendings statutes relating to road
In the house the following bills were
introduced:
scribner- Providing for the erection of
way rights of way.
Torson-To provide for the taxation of
sleeping car companies.
To prohibit common carriers from re-
CURING payment for revenue stamps on
T rs amend existing legislation relative 10
To improve grounds of the state park
at the Dalles of the st. Croix.
To require commission merchants re-
! keep book showing name of csnsignor.
etc.: and to make written statement of
such facts to consignor on demand.
bate records.
To amend existing laws relating to in
ventories and accounts of executions and
7 TT So %$%# g
St. Paul. Jan. Ex-senator Stockwe1l
yesterday introduced a resolution against
I expansion. The matter went over under
nature OF debate. The following bills were
Requiring reports from snon-incorpor-
Appropriating money for educating In
butter and cheese making; dairy food.
| Amending statutes relating to corpora
| lions. -
| Amending laws relating to admission Of
| attorn!ys and counselors at law.
| S. F. No: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the
manner Of designating laws Of 1894. Le-
CALLING the compilation of the laws re-
ferred to: passed under suspension of the
Amending statistics relating to sum-
|
Amending. law to repress and punish
s: F. No. S. snyder-Amending law re-
iatimg to teachers university certificate;
The The heuse Tor III, trst time went into
I Committee Of the whole. The bill reduc-
! laws was recommended to pass. The foi.
Committee on general legislation-sub-
| OF insane persons. ~
university school funds to towns and
Relating to additional fences on prop
70 prevent assurances of railroad passes
TO amend existing laws relative to ad-
mission Of veterans of war of 1898 to Sol
diers' Home. '''''@
st. Paul, Jan. n--The Senate yesterday
passed resolutions favoring ratification of
peace treaty. and defeated steckwells
,Stockton-To provide against adultera-
ton of saccharine products.
tb So1nt memorial la; to congress in fayor of
and sailors. Passed under" suspension of
the rules; ayes. 80; nays, l.
To license and regulate the business of
! sion.
TO provide for state custodian of pub
!
To regulate owners and operators of
steam threshing; machines. s&Eab :.
70 provide for punishment Of persons
fpr selling Intoxicating liquors without a
In the House the following bills were
/. To- permit the Minnesota Valley HiJ-.
t torical society to erect monument on
state property; given second and third
reading and passed under: suspension Of
Henderson-To provide for clerk hire OF
county treasurer in counties where the
treasurer's salary Is fixed by special law.
II I'M proE af elsie
Covey-To. provide q bounty for the de-
struction Of wolves. rs'1'4 49, - 80
rs MeG9l o1a1fafmp provide for erection Of
! stock. = 80 '''9''' " '0'7 ~ ~
Providing for the listing OF property not
To repeal certain laws relating to. pre-
/ vention OF forest fires. ~"
"A a n T9tien TO adjourn till Tuesday was
st. Paul, Jan. 23-The House only was
in session Saturday. the Senate having
adjourned until Tuesday. Four bills were
: man measure for the taxation Of mort
! cages, In revised form. Mr.. Wheaton ,of
he IL IL Ire
ee 'ha IN Greet q Sc ~ the s limit shs
! recoverable on a tort action IN case OF
death: H. F. 127, by Mr.. Argetsinger, 10
i intended to regulate private banking. and
/, extend the control OF the superintendent
institute ms.
j. SEEN IN RETAIL STORES. >
Taffeta cross striped with chenille.
Reading eiasses with pearl handles. !