The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-03-27
LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY.
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Tst. Paul. March ds.t+The senate passed
Senator A,yF Ferris BIN yesterday, which
apprdpri $50, 600 fof a state sa4la tdrssn
| to- be terected neaF Walker eCask county.
eswasa reduced .fHsna
fis1sS eep s1 $4,000 ~ the conn.,
Igo Diyefeed persons desiring =ta secure alf--
monyl must begin action within ave years
after9 the divorce according TO- d bill in
trpdtIeed in the senate, by Senator George
w PeacheG o. Oval enfla+ = -
| The senate judiciary committee decided
g. recommend a for y, i1dsfnits pos
F sanity d lega pgTound for divorce IL, 81
T ilIn the house the SconStitdtio hai conyen-
ton bill was defeated OF unG!? So
X TO authorize villages to issue bonds for
construction and repair5oof roads and
bridges within two miles of theo village
Te provide ,, aat that stock oonp bar nie sba,i
have no, lien on the certificates held By
SteckhO lderS.s- -. 81 ~s,v - -
To- require county attorneys in q counties
having less than Is; 600 inhabitants TO con!
and TO increase the salary Of the county
To- authorize cities of more than SO 900
" AoooO WINS rioE
: To authorize mutual hardware dealers,
fire insurance companies to insure the
dealers dwellings and household goods
as well as his store and stock. -. 4
To legfialize acts: of villages in expend-
Ing money for the Improvement of roads
To legalize acts of villages in expend-
anty fund of trust companies.
~. To authorize directors of banks to fix
maximum amount which may be credit
To authorize villages to spend money
for the : improvement OF roads leading to
re 10 authorize deputy county auditors to
administer oaths and take acknowIedg:
TO fix the bounty for. killing full grown
wolves: and cubs at $3.50 and 81. respect
lively. 7:ti.. az ,.I.-L1 .-lZLnsit'2 ,I..zts
St Paul, March 11s,-By a vote, Of 40 to
Z the senate yesterday passed the : bill
prohibiting the use of trading stamps. T.
The normal schools at Mankato, Moor
head and Duluth are abolished in bill
introduced yesterday by Senator John G..
Schultz, of Marshall The measure pro-
vides that all funds of the schools and all
standing appropria tions for their main
ctenanea shall revert toitne general fund
Senator A., D.. Stephens measure to; re-
imburse farmers for damages, done by
drainage was approved by the drainage
Other States cannot rule out Minnesota
life Insurance companies with impunity if
a. bill introduced by Senator Hiler H.
/ Senator Valentine Batz, Of HoIdingford,
introduced bill requiring railroads to
furnish live stock shippers at least tone
train a week at every station in the
state. IN 4
|. + Although 1.-THE greater portion of the
afternoon was devoted to a considerations
Of general orders and a, great deal %of
by the house in advancing bills on gem
i. The. house refused to pass the resolu-
ton to. adjourn. April Is. but named the
18th The senate will have to concur,
and this leaves the houses, wide apartyi
Representative HI. c.. Block, Of Stearns
county! yesterday introduced a bin for
the relief of farmers whose crops were
destroyed by hailstornas during the sea-
son of 1902!fS JG+ Ia - b3-.s1TE5
The house YESTERDAY afternoon passed
without a dissenting vote the, per cent
gross earnings bill for the taxation Of
railroads There were lob votes recorded
in favor of the bill. .st.r..,.--. "a. II!
The house yesterday passed the Dorsey
bill, which allows sugar companies claim
ing bounties under the law of 1895 to sue
Jthe state, and appropriateS money, to pay
any judgments which may be obtained
The house in committee of the whole
Yesterday. recommended for passage the
bill of Representative j. B. oKelly,,o of Da-
pay pay a bounty Of 10 cent? each FOR Killing
crows, ~ .t,T..s1E e, .-3.t!I-.,s, .G.s7E
f. St. Paul; March 21-IIorses,I mules or
other domestic animals which have been
clipped or sheared must not be left out
IN, the rain and cold, according to a bill
INTRODUCED Int yesterday by Senator "A. O.
i Senator Henry Morgan's bill requiring
: law. school: graduates to take the pre-
scribed examination before being admit
by the senate Judiciary committee yester-
day with slight amendments. The amend
ments provides that the bilF'shaH not ap-
Ply to StHdeRt S in thsF Senior fs year
from, them from SIS to- $5grT 3;lJ
3 The senate adopted RESOLUTION by Sem
ator1 FL B. Wood of rLengs Prairie, iyesr
mg ,aePfeda tons it cItasea2 park on the
The :hease vest erda!y adopted the re-
Iee9r me- end lin 81 for passage the senate bill
eappropfiatingr S1,6D0,00Q for completing
: the new capitol The opponents .ef the
bill are biting the measure by ,filibys ter:
Ing tolpreHenta its conSid era tion,7 and they
made, a vigorous effort to rhaYe- the com
mittee report lie on the table until the
/ report OF the inSSfeestigatiqn is printed, :.
considered the 'advisabiiitX. OF ait1eirding
the primary election law. SO, that a declaL
"a ton Of party aftilfa ton ,,, WI NOT Pc re,
CURED Of the yoteT, the hee committee on
nent the bills providing for the secrecy
OF the ballot, but the house turned down
the committee report and placed both the
bowling and the Anderegg-Lenlon bills
on general ORDERS. 2T9Gf fl. i! 2@-@.-
The house, refused to make any change
In the state board OF control law, and
unless there Is a decided change of senti-
ment, which does not seem likely now.
the educational institutions will remain
under the direction of the board of con-
troll. .eai[ -
Representative J.. r. RandalPs bill re-
quiring all vehicles used for. transporting
persons accused or convicted OF crime to
be covered was recommended for indefinite
postponement yesterday by the senate jul
dietary committee. -
The members of the house and the SEN
ate will go to Duluth this morning for
visit to that city and trip over the iron
range as the guests of the Duluth Com :
mercial Club The party will live on the
train for the entire trip. Both houses
adjourned until Monday.
Duluth, Mimi, March 21.--The special
train arrived yesterday afternoon bear
ing the members of both housessof the
state legislature. The train arrived on
time. and the lawmakers were taken at
once to the Commercial Club, where q
luncheon was served. The normal school
committee arrived this morning. 80
The members of the, normal committee
were taken to the normal school In spe-
/ ciaI car They were rendered a short en-
tertainment and ANNOUNCED themselves
well pleased with the institutlon;. !t IS
probable that the visit viii result IN
liberal appropriation for the school. -.
This evening an elaborate banquet was
held at the Spaulding y. L. Miller. pres pres
ident OF the Duluth .aCommercfal=3C lup,
noted .foaStma Ster. s,~.-7st.