Willmar tribune., 1899-02-01
LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY.
the transaction "f ths. Lawmakers u,
81" fa"i.---A Short Summary OF
tho Regular Routine.

| ST. faui.---A Short Summary OF
| the Regular Routine.
st. Paul, Jan: 2o-senator Stockwell
expansion. The matter went over under
nature OF debate. The following bills were
Requiring reports from non-incorpor-
ated banking firms.
Appropriating money for educating in
butter and cheese making: dairy food.
| Amending statutes relating to corpora
tions.
Amending laws relating to admission of
attorneys and counselors at law.
manner Of designating laws of 1894. Le-
gallzlng the compilation of the laws re-
ferred @ to; passed under suspension of the
Amending statistics relating to sum-
mons in civil actions in justice court.
disturbers upon public eeSs eonyeyanees ae pun'sn
S: F. No. 6-Snyder--Amending law re-
iatiing ,1.. to teachers university certificate;
The house for the, first time went into
Committee of the whole. The bill reduc-
ing s rate ate Of interest IN such school fund
lowing bills were introduced:
Committee on general legislation-sub-
Providing for the loan of permanent
university school funds to towns and
|
Relating to additional fences on prop
erty lines.
st. Paul, Jan. M.-The Senate yesterday
passed resolutions favoring ratification of
anti-expanslon resolution. The following
bills were introduced:
| Stockton-TO provide against adultera-
tion of saccharine products.
b to in fay2r 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
lie documents.
To regulate owners and operators of
| steam threshing machines
10 provide for punishment of persons
TOR selling intoxicating liquors without a
In the House the following bills were
torical society to. erect monument on
rea7ding read 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,
Heimerdinger-To prohibit blackiisting.
Covey-To provide bounty for the de-
structlon OF wolves.
McColom-To provide for erection of
railway platforms.
To provide passes for shippers of live
stock. o
Providing for the listing of property not
| otherwise assessed
To repeal certain laws relating to pre-
| vention of forest fires
A motion to adjourn till Tuesday was
voted down.
st. Paul, Jan. 23.-The House only was
! IN session Saturday, the Senate having
adjourned until Tuesday, Four bills were
introduced, one of them was the Plow-
pnres n for the the taxatiqn Of
Hennepin brought in a measure DOUBLING
the present value Of human life, OacDo,9E aecord7
to tne g See of the BY the
death; +. F: 127, by MR. Hrgetsinger, is is
INTENDED 1hs to regulate private banking, and
of banks and banking over these private
institutions.
st. Paul. Jan. 24.-Only the House was
were passed:
Relating to actions in court.
To legalize and validate deeds and other
instruments executed without a seal
- T% q oao apthorize tn 'i cities with population
debtedness in certain cases.
10 !egalize the execution and record Of
certain instruments authorizing attorneys
An appropriation of $4,000 was asked in
a bill introduced by Mr.. Tory suggest
ing an enlargement Of the binding twine
600 is to go for the purchase of ad-
ditional raw material, the remainder to
be devoted to improving the plant
st. Paul, Jan. 25:-By vote of 40 to 4.
the senate yesterday passed the bill in
troduced by E. p: Smith, exempting from
In committee of the whole the follow
ing bill was recommended for PASSAGE:
TO legalize and validate deeds. mort
without seal, scrool or device opposite
the name of grantor and the record there
By unanimous consent the rules were
suspended to allow the passage of H. F.
No. 1856. fixing terms OF court in Sher-
burne county.
and food has decided to recommend the
following bills for passage:
Appropriating $4,000 to assist in educat-
ing tnthe art of butter and cheese MAX
ing.
Amending the state pharmacy law in
minor particulars. AS amended
The following were the bills passed by
TO appropriate money to defray the ex-
penses of the Minnesota exhibit at the
exposition held at Omaha. Neb. in 1898,
Providing for the organization of un-
organized counties in the state of Min
nesota, and relating. to the organization
of school districts therein.
To amend statute relating, to school
| meetings IN common school districts.
st. Paul, Jan. 26.-The Senate yesterday
! held only a brief session in the morning.
The following bills were introduced:
| To provide for the publication of the
notice and list of land delinquent for
taxes, when the newspaper designated by
| the board of county commissioners shall
have consolidated or united with another
newspaper or newspapers prior to such
publication.
To amend section one, of chapter 2S5.
l "a 0f Oo1 IN IN
section one of chapter &c. laws of 1893.
| entitled an act defining what shall con-
| stitute a newspaper for publication of
the laws of the state and legal notices
and to legalize publications heretofore
| made. q
To legalize acknowledgements taken by
| officers. directors or stockholders of cor
| pOrations as nOtaries public of nstru-
| ments in which the corporation was in
| terested.
| To amend subdivision one of section
! 1862 of chapter 49, of the general statutes
of 1894, relating to witnesses and evil
! dence.
To amend chapter 225 of the general
| laws of 1895 relating to purchasers at
| judicial or foreclosure sales of real estate
in the payment of taxes, assessments and
insurance premiums becoming delinquent
during the period of redemption
To require foreign corporations doing
business in this state to have a public
| Office in this state and an agent author