The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-19
BUSH Bill RECOMMENDED
SENATE APPROVES OF THE MEAS
URE DEALING WITH RENO
WAITED BUTTER
IVES SAYS IT is RIDICULOUS
Ramsey County Member Moves That
1t Be indefinitely Postponed, but
He Is Observation-Disclosures
Bills Recommended.

Exactly quorum answered roll call in
the senate last evening. The calendar
was passed over and general orders hur-
ricd through, with Senator Underleak i'll
the chair. When the committee arose
Senator Ives moved to except from the
report of bills recommended for passage
the Bush renovated butter bill The Ram
sey member was humorous in his re-
marks. urging that his motion for the
prevail Senator Greer stated that the au-
thor of the bill, Representative Bush,
had never introduced a measure that
wouldn't bear inspection
WELL" draWied the st. Paul man,
"ain't / inspecting it now?" He stated
that renovation very much improved the
butter from some of the farms. ut is
labeled renovated" which term suggests
to me soiled carpets and chloride of lime
for the purpose, 1 suppose, of making it
salable. This bill is a beauty. 1t has
provision which makes it incumbent upon
the seller of such butter to hand to the
man who wants to buy renovated butter
a placard announcing to him that that's
what he's buying, besides the label. 1
speak for the man who wants to get the
best butter for the least money The
dairy and food commissions office con-
siders such butter improved by renova-
ton. don't like the name 1 move the
indefinite postponement of the measure"
Senator Knatvold hoped that the mo-
ton of the genial senator from Ramsey,
who represents the large dairy interests
of ST. Paul, would not prevail. The
Freedom member descanted upon the vir-
tues of the Bush bill. So did Senator I'M
derleak. Senator Greer made a substi-
tute motion that the measure be recon-
mended for passage, which motion pre-
vailed.
Other bills recommended were: The Pot
ter BILL limiting the number of licenses
to be issued for the sale of malt or spir
itous liquors in places bordering on the
patrol limits in all cities now or hereafter
having over $4,000 inhabitants; the judi
ciary committees bill to legaliZe the fore
closure of mortgages by advertisement,
where the power of attorney to foreclose
the same has not been executed, or where
the same has not been recorded or filed
for record until after the me- gage fore
closure sale; the Grue bill, to reimburse
towns, cities and villages for expenses
heretofore or hereafter to be incurred in
the care of persons infected with small
pox or other contagious disease danger
Gus to the public health, in such cases
where the state is liable for such ex-
penses; the knatvold Farmers Institute
bill; the Patz bill, providing for the de-
struction of tax list five years after levy,
amended to six years; the Young bill, to
provide a contingent fund for the use of
the supreme court, amended from the
committees amendment to appropriate
$4,000 instead of $500; a road and bridge
bill, by Senator Young, and the Grinde-
land measure, to provide for probating
wills in certain cases, to determine the
descent of real estate in certain cases,
and to assign the same and make a rec
ord thereof
The Collier bill, which is of the nature
Of the Grindeland measure, was recon-
mended for indefinite postponement, at
the authors request