Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-02-23

But it was not for long, and no speaker
was moro emphatic against the iron bill
than he. And now the friends Of that
measure announce that they have
donned war paint and in the senate i
not in the house will oppose whatever
bears the name Of jacobson. So the
end is not yet. ss38
Senator Sheehan has made radical
proposal in . bill recently presented BY
nim IN the senate. It takes away from
/ trust companies the right to act as
& s suartiians. executors, admin istrators.
Receivers, assignees, 3 etc. This being
: tie principal occupattii on OF such com
pa1lies it is suggested that zach a law
would compel trust companies to live
On TRUST.
Licensed BARRIERS may find further re-
strictions to the '.perpetration" Of their
occupation if Senator AcGill's amend
ment to the barber law is successful in
running the legislative gauntlet. This
measure requires three years appren-
ticeship. thereby throttling the schools
that graduate BARRIERS within six weeks,
and gives the BARRIERS board authority
TO enter and inspect any shop at any
time. .5 NJ 55 5
Ramsey and Henncpin counties are
pri1cipally interested IN a bill by SEN
ator hcGiu amending the law for the
vacation of streets, alleys and public
lands IN cities Of over 100. 900, but every
body else will be somewhat amused
over this real estate contraction meas
ure. When everybody knew posi-.
lively" That the Twin Cities would very
soon pil;s New York in population. farm
lands were plated in the unsettled
limits Of both cities. But New York
maintained ito position aud the farmer
real estate spaculators found that by
plating theiz lands they had sinply in-
CURED extra city expenses and were
Still possessors OF some good farm lands,
The ezra city assessments did them no
good and some valuable lands We're
wasted as unused a,uz 7,ngradel streets.
Hence this biz: TO v1cats unnecessary
streets on unsold farm Lands that ars
still farm lands. 5@
Senator Miller Of Rock county has
many sides TO his reform nature. He
has been SO much associated in the
popular mind with taxation Of express
companies and like measures, that his
other ideas are sometimes overlooked.
Ee has Just presented q bill thas would
he . death hlow, perhaps, to the hgis-
latave iazllket which has been 90 pren,i-
mart a feature q prsvious sessions. a
.'ju1lket" IS q visit to q puhlc institu-
tsosa for the purpose q inspection, 81
tsnGhly By the lnomieys e tie lagislar
tuTe, or, by some inde6nitsly large
committee q one Of both houaes, but
in reility IS IS "a export for 8 few
legislators who Geek direct know ledge
q some Of the insiii nsien 70 10 peatered
by SEX invited gaests who poss % states
raen At tbs states axpenss. Senator
liiIe1's bill provides fer noa-partisan
board Of three memba1s to viisit all the
institutions before the Legislative session
and report to tho legislature their ind-
ings us 70 homogeneous and needs Of
each institution
County option has 6nally appeared in
The ff0rsn Of a bill, ard it has Represent
alive jacobson % its author. During
the past Two sessions it has been pro-
Posed. discussed and defeated, so that
it's general provisions are well known.
This years bill adds the feature Of
bringing drug stores under the super
vision OF county commissioners. who
shall issue licenses fol sale Of liquor by
druggists for medicinal, mechanical.
scientific and, sacraIaental purposes il
such counties as vote in favor Of prohi-
hilton Of the liquor traffic. Druggists
must give . bond Of $500, file an afiaa-
vit end pay . SIS fee.
While Repressnta.ivs jacobson of
Lac Gui Parls county 10 the author of
tie county option bill, his colleague III
the other body, Senator Halverson, has
introduced the very latest proposition
for temperance legis!ation. lhis laeas-5
urc provides for Che appointment BY the
governor Of . state temperance commis-
sioner and deputies, whose duty is to see
that all liqur laws are enforced. The
commissioners and his deputies are given
the pswer Of gheriffs and eonstables.
! This would seem like . practical sort Of
a rnoye. but il would be an easy m.tter
for such : commission TO ..fail 10 find
sufficient evidence to prosecute. How
ever. the failure could be definitely To-
Gated and the one difficulty just now
would be with the 40-year efncial thirst,
for thia would mean 1nany more places
for ths Royexno1 TO I'LL