Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1899-03-16
LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY.
The transactions OF the Lawmakers a
81. Paula Short Summary of
the Regular Routine.

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s ST Paul sr March r sB9th branches yes;
/ ta tn Prevalled 4, tnrioo'u ~ the day.
Inc oomervlile oil laxlng foreign cor
Pora az passed the senate as amended
+h me bills passed on the calendar during
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90 eea toi H1chusiGk PHI appropr1atlng
$2,5oo for the erection. Of a monument to
tns vattims q the grea a., Hinckiey hre
10 ~ 1870 1en tiis oiti amenoing the
ton ton and distribution OF the estates Of in
te Sanator III, - -;
| SenaIoI Inonpson Oil raising the
ton OF. s1o5, ooo = - 'o'i opp ~ op =
ProViding that within ten, davvss. !, f+a,r.
the Foreclosure Of a mortgage under sec
| ton 6O51. fgenerai statutes ~ 1904 TIC 81
/ disbursements. - = eos's. anu
Senator sMcGills. bill providing for. q
custodian of public documents and SIM.
plies, in the Office Of, the asecretarv IF
state, at $1,000. -
Senator Dougherty's bill: comforting
Jurisdiction on district courts in either Of
pute. -
Senator Baldwin's bill legalizing the or
ganization of certain, towns. nj. o, r
Ramsey county coroner on a fee basis
after 1901. .
Senator someryilles bill, amending the
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total appropriation $35, 0OO .---'e,
Senator Bankers bill, making a slight
amendment in the 1897 laws relating to
appeals from decisions, Of county COM
Senator Barker's bill, allowing town SUI
pervisors to decide as to>t the relative cost
Senator Myran's bill, providing for the
construction of hard roads in swamp
countries. -
Senator BaldWins bill, amending the
1927 law enforcing the payment of taxes
| which became delinquent on or before
The house spent both sessions in con-
/ sheraton OF the asylum bills without
conclusion
st. Paul March 9.-rhe senate ves+er-
| day defeated the bill giving a bounty to
sugar beet growers and to sugar manu-
facturers
trial In civil cases Sc" feiatlve 20 oroer OF
Making it a misdemeanor to use the ma
! tional flag as advertisements.
Allowing councils for cities having more
than $4,000 population to order the grad
| ing of streets. 3 or building of Sidewalks
without petitions from property owners.
| Providing that before anv nerson or
| corporation shall be liable for damages
to any person who is injured by the neg
7 ligence Of another, the injured person. Or
his, REPRESENTATIVES,, must have given no
| tice within sixty days to the person who
committed mna the injury - !,
! Of the business of commission merchants
and providing bond for such merchants
"a he. filled with fhe sta te! 1,fitor 1,1os
| recommended to pass by,the Judiciary
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:. The house defeated the :Grondahl bill
WISCONSIN PLAN ~ ii !, Dpot .l'e
I The senate bill providing for retire..
The bill for travelng Libraries as9 Was rec
Commended to pass carrying an an app r
| alton of IS, 900 for this and 600 for next
year. r. hss.k< So =,
The finland bill for a clerk for the in
less than half a minute, no one Saying a
word in its favor. fs'E'S - -
/ ST. Paul, March 1910 many of the
senators wer absent on. junket there
Were not enough left to pass bills. The
| entire day was passed in committee of
| the whole. The following; were RECON-
a Amending ' the 1881 laws relating to the
Amending the exemption laws So a as to
exempt to the amount of $500 but one
person Of a family living in the same
house. ~'e> >'1,
Changing the number of boiler inspec-
tors from seven to five, in order to cor
respond with the congressional districts.
| In the house few bills were intro
duced: 1853 : " ''' -" 800
In the bill introduced by Mr.. Kelly
additional powers appear to be conferred
dent and special school districts. Ne
gotiable bonds in such amount as may
be necessary have their issuance author
lied.
under the law of any other state or ma
| ton, pay for doing business in this state
afeda4 6re tS cent by H.
! is graduated by the amount of premiums
received.
An appropriation of S., 900 for this fiscal
year and $1,000 annually thereafter is pro-
vided for in bill by Mr.. Bush to enable
the state dairy and food commissioner
to enforce the laws relating to food adul-
An important change in the present
publication law is apparently accom-
plished by the Jackson bill, II. F. 4S9. At
notices may be published in English pa