Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-01-24
LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY.

The Transactions ut the Lawmakers At
81 Fa"i.--A Short Summary OF
the Regular Routine
St Paul, Jan. 15.-Business in both
branches of the legislature was yesterday
confined to the Introduction of bills some
ers purely local in character.
The only incident of note in the house
was Representative Burns second install
was brought on by an attempt, to secure
the passage of a local bill under sus-
pension of the rules.
nittee was received in both houses: The
house appointed special committee to
consider it, but the senate laid it over for
The senate will investigate the freight
rates on Ignite from North Dakota, as
there is large shipment Of fuel expected
The only bills of Importance introduced
| in the house were Stevenson's tax amend
by Senator wilson, and the Smith biz.
relating to the Hennepin county sherinf's
Office.
90 St. Paul Jan: ls Ser Senate Files ss, q AM! and
aroused any interest in the senate. They
were for the bsme do Of Hennepn 7Ee e9%nty
is for n
fund, and $780, 900 for the permanent i'm
provement revolving fund. This is for
Ra%sey sna ST
Louis delegations.
bin by Senator N Ferris the
consumptives near Walker at cost Of
s15o,000: A maintenance fund Of $4,000
Institution A1 is to be- be under the Control Of
the Board of Control.
BY Shearer-Authorizing cities Of moro
than $4,000 to issue bonds for permanent
BY shearer- cities of 50. 900
to create revolving fund for. permanent
improvements. Municipal legislation.
BY Johnson-Regulating automobiles On
public highways. Roads and bridges.
ms ce1tificates Judiciary; -, ,,,,,on.a
BY Rosenwald- farm laborers =
lien on farm products for labor. Judicf-
airy.
st. Paul. JAM 1.-THE senate session
yesterday limited fourteen minutes and
then adjournment was taken until Tues
Senator Barker introduced a bill under
the provision of which, if it passes, it win
be the duty of the surveyor-generars de-
partment to scale all wood, edglngS and
slabs that come into the Twin Cities.
Senator Johnson introduced q bill ap-
propriating, $4,000 for the relief OF Beda
the laundry Of the hospital for the insane
at St. Peter.
A bill. by Senator Laugen is to eede
. Wisconsin, giving La Crosse police juris~
diction over the park. Judiciary commit
The senate committee municipal cor
porations has recommended for passage
Senator Ricke's bill legalizing acts OF VIII
Two bills of especial Importance which
have engaged the attention of legisla-
and which hay the been
the house yesterday.
Mr.: Johnson introduced pt3 the eSg
E Of taxation on railways in the state from
3 to per cent of the gross earnings.
? Mr., Morley introduced a, bill amending
years ago in such manner as to remove
3 from the control Of the board most Of the
e educational institutions Of the state.
The gross earnings bill introduced by
4 Mr.. Johnson is practically the same as
!, that which appeared two years ago, except
that it has been so drawn to remove
n the objections offered by certain of its
q opponents.
. avalanche of Bills which came down a. up 9e;f
s the house yesterday-there were twenty
six in all-there were two bills from mem
bers of the Hennepin delegation of spe'
clal Importance.
/ seeks to re-enact the income and inherit
J. ance tax bill, which has twice gon'
: through the legislature, only to be de-
and oy 5na
H. F. No. 40, which gives power to cit,
! councils and park boards to SO establish
easements to prevent any one property
: residence street or district by an insight
r ly or badly situated building.
: As AS in the other bills. which becam'
ance tax bill levies a l per cent tax OF
- lineal heirs, and S per cent on collatera
:, heirs over. and above the $1,000 exemption
provided in previous bills passed.
Chairman Stevenson of the ludiciar!
O legalizing all foreclosure sale Instrument
heretofore recorded from the date of thei
|, execution, notwithstanding that the &C
J.. Acknowledgement of such instrument wa.
taken before notary public who was tn,
= attorney to whom the authority ran ant
4 who was authorized to make the fore
closure.
e OF the other bills introduced, Er1ckson'
H. H. No. 20 defines the bucket shop an,
> provides legislation for it in the sam
duced in the senate and bill introduce,
in the house for the maintenance of
t state camp ground at Lake CITY intro
i Senator c. M. Buck introduced a bill
) yesterday which bids fair to be the caus
l.. Of much discussion before the presen
+ legislative session is over
It provides that the state university
the state normal schools and the schod
), for the deaf, dumb and blind at Faribaul
+ be placed IN the he control Of the board
g the case OF the university, means tn
Senator Buck is Of the opinion that it i
). schools under the management, or tn,
- partial management, Of the board Of con
troll
d LIVES THOUGH HEART STOPS
+ Child Under the influence of Chlor.