The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-02-26

1ASAAU, u 5 SouIUloS III shall not contain
itemized Statements of every county
warrant, but merely a general sum
mary.
The antitrust bill has been made a
special order for March 9Th.
The house has passed a bill under
suspension of the rules appropriating
So, 900 for the famine sufferers.
Among the bills introduced in the
house this week are the following: Ap-
propriating ST. 900 for the use of the
Minnesota State Butter and Cheese
makers association, and for the pur-
pose OF disseminating useful knowledge:
relating to the duties of county audi
tors to furnish certificates as to unpaid
taxes on real property: relating to
sherltf's fees on execution sales of real
estate; providing for the taxation of
the dried-up lake beds of meandered
lakes; allowing $500 expense money to
county superintendent of schools draw
ing salary of 81, 800 or or less: EXEMPT
ing druggists in villages of less than
500 population from the operation of
the license law, and providing that
they shall be granted pharmacists IL
cense if they have had two years. ex-
perlence in compromising drugs; MAX
ing docketed judgments lien upon the
real property of the debtor when such
property is situated within the State.
The house has passed the following
bills: S. F. Is, Thorpe-Permitting
voters of any township to hold their
elections within an Incorporated city
or village, located within said town:
H. F. l46, Randall providing for the
deposit of wills during the life of the
makers in the office of the, judge of pro-
bate OF the county of the residence of
the maker, and for the keeping and dis
position OF the same: H. F. 200, Fry
berger Substitute for 111)-empower-
ing village cnuncils in villages of less
than 5000 inhabitants to grant author
lty for the erection of street railway
lines for the purpose of connecting such
villages with the surrounding territory:
Il. f. 256, Clague-to legalize and con-
firm acts of village councils of villages
relating to the expenditure of money
on roads, etc.; H. E. 20, Deegan-to
provide for the payment of expenses in
Cured in the control of Infectious or
contagious diseases: H. F. 14O, Peter
son, Ole-for the bonding of counties to
build county jails; H. F. 239, Deegan-
relating to changing and vacating
roads: Il. F. l59, Grandrud
to commitments of persons to the hos
pitfalls for the insane: H. F. 3l6, Shep-
ard-to regulate the size of boxes, etc.,
in which Strawberries, etc., shall be
sold or offered for sale. etc., the con-
tents of which is less than one bushel.
The senate has passed the following
bills: S. F. l20, Witherstine providing
for the transportation and instruction
of scholars of one school district in an
adjoining district or districts; H. F. 4,
Grandrud-proposing an amendment to
section 6, article 8, of the constitution
OF the State of Minnesota, relating to
school funds. education and science;
S. F. IS, Thompson-to increase the
State aid for high schools from 81, 1000
to $1,000; H. F. 135, Cole-to legalize
bonds issued by counties for the con-
struction of roads and bridges; H. F.
llo, Lemon-to amend the law with
reference to inheritance to title to real
estate; S. F. l28, Putnam-to amend
the law relating to the pay of county
commissioners, limiting it to IS days;
S. F. 124, Nichols-to amend section l,
chapter 1872, laws of 1895, relating to
the incorporation of villages.
The Christian in His Home
Rev. Gratz spoke to large sized
audience at the Methodist church last
Sunday morning. The Conversations