Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-01-12

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front rank. among. the states Our agricul-
a. the head Of al. Similar insti:utions in
ekten so1 OF fHr oak 6aga xg s s
y s,nat p Sc IN egles
not only along ts lines most conaueve Is
PIT most beneticent in it its effects UPON
tn Th2e feTjticiS5m >has been made that our
the sphere of the practical duties of. life
iaianc crSaed passion for the pursuit of
tS enatt IT, 10 and may become
tirely different. The Students. are Kept ii,
touch With With o9r physical environments at
and reason. :Evelvthing ACQUIRED Isl capt.
tai for 70 future Investment in the proper
and responsible of a self-supporting.
ndependent American manhood and wom-
The requests. made in behalf Of that de-
p s're 1zil r OF the state university, | am
alton.
FORESTRY
The subject Of forestry is receiving con-
state. AS yet, the time has probably not
arrived for undert king it upon the Scale
f f5 the nss that has De e gone
area has rot Yet been ascertained and can
cal have been ana fur
statistics, obtained on the subject. It is
capable Of agricultufal cultivation. FOR FOR
f 1oE9;sby; Any forestry reserve lines es
modified next year and SO on continuously
u unIld the me- arabic SECTION Of the state be-
portant branch: Of the subject-u at this time inc
is lntelllgent legisla ton looking to the pre-
s venton + OF forest fires In this work. it
eiieciua! cooperation from the, owners Of
our pine and other forests. - ::
STATE AND WAREHOUSE
-" cOMMdsSION ..~ y.
The report of the state railroad and
ffb6u at s, \? new legislation IS needed on
before the commission On a hear ing should
De mace to constitute the record on,~ap-
3 ease de novo in the district court is use
iess and expensive. and by, it's delays
p}sa thS sed ana Of the fM
companies in the state should be placed
and it should be given the same power to to
and rates, that it now possesses in re- re!
An annual appropriation for expenses
Of ob1a at tb feas5 $50Gv should be made TO en-
IN ire eritieism Nhie t the commission has
grain inspection department relates to adj
nr6f at tb;s and cannot be dscussed with
{ iac4 is deemed necessary on this sub
The state having incurfsd the expense
ton Of the material. it seems to me, that
longer, q
EEection Of a joint committee of the two
hTo no. assisted BY Pr6fessor Wnche
SWAMP LAND INTERESTS
n The state auditor reports that several
in. the northern part Of the state, located
within the granted limits Of certain land
gbFant to5 rairoads hays been cfEted
i5S faS fSs
z 5Sss +
SSeo7srS q ths5s Ia5Ss S5tSeqt le ael 5:
think it SAFER to bring the action f pur sus
to a legislative enactment.
The department. of labor having omitted
to furnish any data or to make any recon-
tive upon the impor tant. Subject of labor,
XSePt ius TO ha grea deem
the subject that it receive consideration
IN separate communication at future
RAILROAD PASSES :,
Our state enjoys the peculiar distinction
Of being the only one, whose laws express
ly authorize the issuance Of railroad
ssung passes to pubhe Officials ais ana nrdeafe the
request of those prominent in public life
ess by the 5 y
repeated recommendations of my prede-
needed. ! repeat the recommendation that
the practice be abolished .rootsand branch
in the hope that the legislature will not
p to pn1n en Is pro
Akin to this subject is the evil Of the.
great special interests; has become SO
much Of factor in legislative bodies that
are very suspicious of the motives that
guide and influence legislation. ~
The existence Of such sentiment is in
Itself an evil It beheoyes US to- adopt
as tc avoid every influence that gives rea-
son, for it's existence. The distance between,
the voter and the final act of legislation
is already 80 sbsat that hfre is
tons have been adopted on this subject in
the state of Massachusetts. under which
each house keeps legislative, docket for
public. inspection. upon which mus. be
ing before any committee or members in
advocacy for or against legislation, with
a statement in whose behalf he appears,
the terms Of his employment and compen-
violation of the act. Such legislation or
should be enacted IN this state. same emu
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