Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-02-16

severe psaalsiea are provided IL
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/ The anti-free lunch bill hasservedo ns;
good purpose and has been buried with
full ceremony. When it was intro
duced the house laughed. The temper
ance committee considered it seriously
and heard arguments for and against
bnt even that sober COMMITTEES
sdeigned to smile. And when. be-
cause of its evident unconstitutionality,
it was reported adversely to the houss
Z it provoked another laugh. Then, as q
cat plays with a mouse, the dignitis,i
legislators pretended to sfavorit by re-
jecting the report Of. the committee.
which, however,, was Immediately re-
considered and adopted. stAus killing
the bill, which was Iafied.Eith ano cher
laugh. II.
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All parties are comm tied to the in
crease in the tux on gross earnipgs Of,
railroads, Which is construed to in,ll:-
cate favorable action by the senate on
the jacobson bill increasing such tax TO
per cent. The senate commuters had
ascramb5e foi' it, all expressing a desire
to give it sool tiea. here was y
friendly contest between The chairmen
Of the judiciary. railroad and taxalio7l
committees. but that on raj lroadss wel,
the others. however. asking that they
be given 2 chance later 4:
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Sentiment in favor of publication OF
school books by the state seems to be
growing in the Legislature, and tho
house committee on educatioon has a.
ready reported favorably on the meas
ure. which viii come up this week for
onsiderat,on by tho house in commit
tee of the whole. i This bill is substi-
t,te for several other bills, retaining
their best features. and its friends hope
for It's passage through both houses. '4
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n The prospects for the two bills on the
new capito seem to be very favorable.
One of these bills provides for the pay
Elent Of the interest on the advanced
building fund outside Of the special tax:
in order that the full So. 900. 900 may be
devoted to building. The other covers
a matter Of detail dealing with tl,eco,l-i
tractors. The apparent object of these
measures is the expediting Of work on
the handsome new state house, and the
opposition that formerly existed to the
main proposition nov, simply consists Of
an unmoyeable purpose to see that the
limit OF cost is in no way exceeded.
Amendments to the general law must
first provo that they cannot extend ths
limit Of cost, altar which they have
elaai sailing. The fact is counted on
by friends Of tksss latest new capitol
bills. S,gSs
TIE antipathy II allopashy and home,
apathy to osteopathy grows apace. or
ct least it bscaa11ay d1a:ly mare evident
Pubic lseari1iss BY tho senate failed to
accomplish uything Inal beyond thu,
appointment oE committee consisting
of Senators schallar Greer. Horton
Reeves and Jepson TO Formulate and re-
port some s11bsr..tute measure that viii
be acceptable to the various conflicting
intecests, This viii probably provide
for one examining board for I'll Schools
of medicine with changes to suit the
osteopaths. Oae new development is
the expression OF d fear by the Christian
Scientists lest by enactinga Inv <i,l the
interest OF osteopatay. they, who heal
by disbslieving the existence of disease.
be thereby prevented from practicing.4
Is has also been demonstrated that in
legislative matters these so:cailed faith
healare de2e1, .,nore on works than on
faith.
s In the house the l1cCollom bill for a
grain inspection appeal board now pro-
vides for two boards Of three members
each. located at Duluth and Mime
apolis, to be appointed by the governor,
and to meet every fall not later than
September - for the re;nspections Of
grain. Any person dissatisfied with che
grading of his grain may appea, to this
board, such appellant paying the feea
only in, case the appeal is not sustained I.
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Another Fiowman bill that seems
likely to attract some attention il one
to protect grain growers agains. specu-
latocs who manipulate the grain
markets. 1t terminal points. . This looks
very well. hut in the body Of the bill
is contained 8 proposition toappropriate
$500 COO to erect y 2 .e9D, COZ bushel eleya-
tor at Duluth He also proposes the
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