Willmar tribune., 1903-03-21
LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY.
The Transactions of the Lawmakers at
81 fAul.---A Short Summary OF
the Regular Routine E--S@

r.
the Regular Routine
st. Paul, March IA general appro-
priation bill calling for $4,000 for the
expenses of the state government during
the two ensuing years was introduced
yesterday by Senator R. B. Brewer, of St.
In the house the following bills were
passed: ,~
lation of juveniles charged with crime. :
ussd for III he trsnsportsfion Of Is PERSONS aes
cused Of crime to be covered.
Providing. for the imposition Of the
death penalty by electrocution instead Of
Allowing cities of from 10000 to so, 600
inhabitants to acquire lands for park pur-
poses.
commissioner from meetings of the board
for ninety days, or the removal of his
family from the county, shall constitute
Giying soldiers and sailors Of the Unit
service the right to peddle any goods the
T Recurring county - COMMITS eomnissioners eS 5n": Of
counties. Of 100000 inhabitants or more
to TO-, furnish county and judicial officers
Amending the probate code so as to al
low the appointment of special guardians.
Pr9yg1ding for the appointment Of special
st. Paul, March 16.-The Nyquist bill.
| creating fifty-three boiler inspectorships,
| passed in the senate on Friday, was re-
| called from the house by the upper cham
ber Saturday and placed on general Or
ders. Some of the senators thought they
had not understood the measure.
Senator Cole sent up his resolution to
5ne cdoKa to st.
| support. Later Senator Cole withdrew his
| resolution to make way for the house
resolution to the same effect, which was
| passed.
The Ferris bill, to appropriate $4,000
for the establishment of state sanitari-
um for consumptives, was recommended
for passage after Horton had submitted
lengthy array of amendments, and the
bill was advanced to the calendar on the
| full discussion.
The Haugland general tax bill, which
had been reported unfavorably by the
house committee on taxes, was placed on
general orders after lengthy and rather.
| bitter debate.
-, No bills were passed by the house. as
long that an adjournment was taken be-
Mr.: Magnusson yesterday introduced a
formity in the gauges Of bobsleighs. A
| standard is set and rebate Of 81 road
| taxes is provided for.
| $1,000 for a monument to be erected at
Lake Shetek in memory of the settlers
killed there by the Indians in 1862.
| Lemons bill regulating the hours Of
drug clerks was killed in the house, a.
was Jacobson's bin allowing physicians to
operate drug stores.
of contracts by the State Board Of Con-
troll, was reported unfavorably by tho
committee on general ,legisls tion. The
| bill was sent back to the committee for
further consider alton.
St. Paul, March 17.-Trading stamp en-
| terprlseS received serious setback in
| the senate yesterday morning and the In
dications point to their ultimate. death.
;e+ Ths JeRson bi F. 1s5: prohibiting
passage by an overwhelming vote.
Senator Laybourn. offered bill allow
ton Of from rs, 900 to 15o, 900 a fee e Of 81
for returns on summons when the parties
are not found: Under the limitations Of
aenae M seeg 6hy ST. f
and disposed Of It with a speed that has
already made that body famous. Twenty
mended for passage by the committee Of
the whole and number Of others were
sent to new committees.
Relating to the framing Of T it's SO; Own,
charter for it's government as a city, By
any city or any village desiring to be In
corporated as city, and to the amend
ing Of any. charter already or hereafter
framed and adopted by any city or any
village, for it's government as city un-
der the provisions of section SO Of article
OF the constitution of Minnesota, as
amended in 1898 and Of any statutes en-
aCIeO IN pursuance tnereO1.
To provide for the erection Of suitable
monument and tablets to the Minnesota
troops Who fought on the battlefield OF
% f1e In the state Of Mississippi
Feb. 81, 1893. @'' >' - ''f7' esS o@
To enable Incorporated cities and W.
lagos to vote aid in certain cases.
Legalizing the appointment Of admins
traitors made without notice in certaiz,
10 annronria+e +e noonev +o rei,,b,,r,o A.
thony Yoerg for his expenses incurred Ia
the contest OF his ELECTION as member
So sns for he Seaf $685. the state OF Mime
To amend section of chapter 1885, gen.
eral laws 1895, as as amended by chapter 1913.
vide for special instruction in the com
mon branches in state high schools and
to appropriate money for the same''
the probate code o Of MINNESOTA Shapoeo peobb,f o.
ing judges and clerks of probate actina
as counsellors or attorneys at law in any
proceeding pending before them.
st. Paul, March 1s.-The senate passed
appropriates $5o,ooo for a state sanatoriuna
to be erected near Walker, Cass county.
The The az apPropriation .ia do1 was reduced from
mittee.
Divorced persons desiring to secure alb
mony must begin action within five years
after the divorce, according to a bill in
trOduced in the senate by Senator George
W. Peachey, Of Owatonna
The senate judiciary committee decided
to recommend for indefinite postponement
Senator G. P. Wilson's bill making in
sanity legal ground for divorce.
In the house the constitutional conven-
tfon bill was defeated.
To authorize villages to issue bonds fo1
construction aud repair Of roads and
bridges within two miles Of the village
limits.
TO provide that stock companies shall
have no lien on the certificates held BY
stockholders.
To require county attorneys in counties
having less than 28, 900 inhabitants to con-
duct trials before the Justices Of the peaca
and to increase the salary Of the county
attorneys by $500.
TO authorize cities Of more than bo, ,o0e
Inhabitants to issue bonds for park I'M
provements. .----.--.}
To authorize mutual hardware dealers
fire insurance companies to insure the
dealers dwellings and household goods
as well as his store and stock.
To leghalize acts of villages In expend-
ing money for the Improvement Of roads
! and bridges. ~
To legalize acts Of villages in expend-
anty fund Of trust companies. -,...--@
To authorize directors Of banks to III
a maximum amount which may be credit
ed to the account Of any depositor.
To authorize villages to spend money
for the improvement of roads leading q
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