Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-04-13
LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY.
The Transactions of the Lawmakers :.
81 Pani.----A Short Summary of
#%#, Che Regular Routine,

the Regular Routine.
st. Paul, April 5.-The senate YESTERDAY
p put IN a hard days work in consideration
GI general orders and sent a large num-
Der of bills to the calendar
The bill to regulate the election Of
alG Gs in cities Of over 10000 was killed.
Inc house passed the following bills:
empowering city councils to authorize
constr ction-and operation of street rail-
way lines. ID -
Ratifying the action of certain civ
councils relating to street railway lines.
Kelatlng to property of corporations not
or Ra1n 4; for pecuniary profit.
an ana allowing reduction of road tax
To regulate the breeding and domesti-
To legalize the incorporation of certain
Decla ring certain, dogs to be nuisances.
Author1zIng cities having more than
$4,000 Inhabitants, acting by and through
the board of park commissioners to plant
shade trees along boulevards and public
AUTHORIZING the park boards Of certain
cities of $4,000 population and over to
cause grass to, be cut along certain
streets, boulevards, etc. q
Authorizing county commissioners to al
low and appropriate money to towns in
counties changing from the county sys-
system of caring for the poor in certain
cases. : -
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st. Paul. April 6.-The senate Yesterday
passed the following bills: :.
Making the formation of trusts or com
blnations unlawful. ,--.f. ~
ipal courts.
John Whytock.
Relating to the pay of county commits
sioners.
Relating to appeals regarding the lay
ing out or refusal to lay out or alter
county or town roads. e@I,l ''-@,
Requiring the education of children and
providing for truant officers, etc.
Relating to the disposition of fees of
public institutions.
Relating to leasing mineral lands of per-
sons under guardianship.
Relating to administration of estates
of interests.
Establishing a probation system for
juvenile delinquents.
Providing for condemnation of right Of
way by street railway companies in GER
tain cases.
Relating to authority of cities of more
than 200 600 population to compel removal
Of snow and ice from sidewalks in GER
tain cases.
The bill putting the Oil inspector on
salary basis was killed.
The house passed the following:
Relating to lien judgments.
Relating to cruelty to animals.
Fixing compensation of judges and
clerks of probate court.
A bill for an act providing for an in
vestigation of Sunday labor by the com
missioner of labor.
Relating to custodian of public docu-
special school districts to levy taxes. u
Relating to states prison.
Reiating to issue Of ei bonds for Building
and furnishing school houses in cities.
Relating to public roads and cartways.
Relating to records of foreign courts.
Relating to the keeping of disorderly
houses.
st. Paul, April THE senate yesterday
TO prevent the dissertation, mutilation
and IL Improper proper use Of the flag of the
employment to ,honorably discharged
Union soldiers and sailors. :
To provide, for the removal of foul,
property situate within the limits of in
corporated villages.
Authorizing any board of education or
of the district, children Of school age, etc.
sanitation of school districts:
expenses in election districts located
within the limits of the government
| Indian reservation.
ATo, amend laws relating to town in
| Authorizing certain mutual fire insur-
| ance companies to insure against loss by
| cyclones. wind storms or tornadoes.
Relating to the acceptance and nlainte-
nance of bridges by counties.
To amend laws relating to corporations
organized for the purpose of operating
| private cemeteries and crematorieS.
Requiring baking powders to be plainly
labeled when containing alum.
The house defeated peddlers' license
bill. ..',,
1t also killed the bill that provided that
| publisher must prove that a subscriber
ordered the paper before collection can be
The rest of the day was spent in com
mittee.
st. Paul, April s--The senate spent the
| afternoon yesterday considering as q
special order eight different bills relating
| to game and fish. AS a result of the
tSe gen ns 5od Egme Ed THAT is
tuting it for S. F. SO, the senate bill
covering the same subject.
the senate the house bill
spring shooting entirely, feature which
will make the measure very popular
am mon sRortsme Ii.g enerally ,o, ;.
Incorporated cities.
Gov. Lind sent a message to the house
notifying that the bill for insane asylum:
The MESSAGE was iaid upon 15 the table table,
| J.. The following were passed: 81
Relating to commission merchants.
T. To prohibit manufacture and sale O.
adulterated dairy products.
Authorizing the construction of roads.
Relating to drainage.
| Relating to actions in justice, munich
pal and district courts.
| Rela ting to the giving and enforcing O
a lien for labor. t
| Relating to duties of judge of probate
Relating to district court reporters.
! Relating to the discharge of mortgage
of record. Ill.,. ..-. ~.
st. Paul, April 1O-The senate Saturda
| killed the eight hour labor bill. The fol
i lowing were introduced: - ..
! To amend laws regulating village cleo
| tionS. 5sssa59 .s-.... ..-t .. - a..
TO authorize proceeding by count
| authorities for the committal of certai
children to the guardianship of orpha
| sasYlums. e .1..,-ts,
i a TO amend laws relating to statemen
l of county treasurer, making latter
| statement prima facie evidence that pei
sonal property taxes have been paid.
1 In committee of the whole the hous
! took action on the following bills:
Relating to savings banks; ordered o
4 calendar. a. -.
1 Committee on Banks and Banking
I provide for the incorporation of saving
4 associations; ordered on calendar.
| To protect railroad employees from falls
statement of private detectives; to pas
1 as amended. 'a2as -sa> = ..1'.'. /"
l Relating to switching charges; to pas
Il as samended.
i Relating to publication of lands fc
delinquent taxes;StO pass.
L.. Relating to drainage; to pass. i IN