Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-03-15

discovered yesterday BY REPRESENTATIVE
A. X: Ware Of Northtield, and OH hts mo :
Section s, chapter S. gives the boards
In charge Of the various charitable insti-
tutions power to employ necessary teach
law. The following new clause. however.
But tho total expenditures for such
year. such proportion Of the whole sums
available for the use Of the institution
during such year NJ the board OF control
4 cent-a mile excursion rate in enect
following Monday Is prescribed for Min
tiye, c. W. ". Hitden, Of i,e 10y. The
hill retains the present maximum pnssen-
ger rate Of cents 4 mile.
The bill provides that tickets shall be
sold for Il cent II mile between any Min
nesotu points on Saturdays with cents
for five miles as tho minimum fare. Re
for double the cent "a mile one way ratio
prescribed. and are to be good returning
the following Monday.
each failure to sell the week end cxcur-
sion tickets at the rates prescribed By
Theaters and amusement halls in Min
the proscenium opening. under a bill in
PRODUCED by Representative W. a. Nolan.
Of Grand Meadow. The measure requires
the curtain to be Of asbestos Or. other fire
pletely the opening. The bin requires
c CO nMI councils a;;s to name an Inspector
| visions OF the act and who shall Inspect
wear; collecting a fee OF IS for such In
A fine Of $500 to $500 Is imposed on the
| managers and owners Of thcaters or halls
filling f,,a to comply with the provisions @of
Bills will be recommended in the senate
and house providing that county super
| intcndents shall be appointed by non-par
Of elected by the people and making sew
eral other changes in the state laws re-
iating to education. as q result of a hear
Minnesota Educational Association before
the house and senate committees on edu-
cation yesterday afternoon.
of education which shall have as many
| members as there are commissioner dis
! tricts in the county: The members Of the
| shall have general supervision over the
educational affairs Of the county. The
paid less than $ioo for each comm ai:s
district.
| Bucket Shops.
! A bill aimed at bucket shops was in
troduced by Senator G. B. Ward OF
/
lage. to prohibit the maintenance Of buck
ct shops by IL majority vote OF the cleo
| tors.
| The bill defines bucket shop as a
place at which Stocks bonds and COM
modities are dealt in without intention
on the part Of the seller to deliver the
them. '~ 7'' ''',
On petition, Of ten electors the city or
village council is required to draft an or
submit it to the DeODle at n general or
Special election. '~ ~ o s'''''" -
\ bill recurring private banks in the
system OF state inspection was introduced
| III the senate by the senate committee on
banks and banking as substitute. for
abolishes private banks. The bill pro-
vides that private banks shall meet most
OF the requirements Of state banks. The
not be- @ed in the thsy
may loan to one firm or individual
The house committee on drainage de-
by Senator A. D. Stephens Of Croosston,
revising. the state drainage commission
law; The bill is a duplicate Of that in
! man and now on general orders in the the
house.
A resolution by Representative ]. T.
ident Roosevelt the congratulations and
well wishes of the Minnesota legislature
ed ms ina Sa haae was vas unanimously
1
The senate concurred in the house reso-
luton without debate. .
Logs.
Persons cutting and selling logs will be
greatly aided by bill introduced by
Represemtativs w: a: Hinton Of Tru-
M man. ~, The :r Pin provides If logs are sold
twenty feet long shall count as two logs.
and forty per cent shall be added to scale
OF logs less than twelve inches in diam
The Scribner scale was established be-
fore the introduction Of the band saw,
and lumbermen say that under it a man
cent more lumber than he gets paid for
as with the use Of circular saw the
waste Raer WAS So{t1 nnc an greater than now
manently marked with the name of the
owner, IN which beverages and other
are sold are PROTECTED by bin
Paul The bill applies to bottles in which
are sold long list Of beverages. includ-
inE the best known stimulants and summer
cream. butter and other products, in
Guiding kegs and barrels, on which the
name Of the owners are blown in,
nently affixed to the receptacle.
The owner Of such receptacles is to file
with the secretary of state a certified
are marked. The bill makes it unlawful
| ny sucm mark, 10 rehll such receptacles.
school at Bemd} IS one 1 by sen aa@
E.. J. Swedback Of Bemidji. Under the
bill school for instruction in scientific,
historical and social subjects shall be
maintained at least one month each sum
| mer.
49,; "A board Of five managers. of whom the
be ex- of1tcio member and the other mem
bers shall be: appointed by the governor,
boapG Wha s f1 The Of the
instructed to select site and award
contracts for the erection of buildings.
The term OF office Of the managers is
three years and they are allowed $500
year for expenses.
The house and the senate committees
On, on labor af* held a joint hearing on the
F. selb. doing away with the fellow ser
want rule in hazardous occupations. and
competing g the Industry instead Of the
! T. p; OBrien OF st. Paul, who drafted
the bill: and Ambrose Tighe Of St.: Paul
snoks m IN Its behalf }eh,a ThS rule relieving
TO- an employee resulting from acts Of a
fellow employe had been abrogated with
be be t and ,t the
and industries using high power ma
chinery.. explosives or that are otherwise
extremely nnntav B Raz g :
troduced bill appropriating $4,000 for
| the payment OF claims for cows and
hoasdSs Killed BY the live stock sanitary
RED an appropriation q sis 900 a a year. ear
which was scarcely enoueh to pay Tor
the cows killed on account, OF tuber-
c cue Owing to the limited: appropria-
the horses afflicted with CHAMBERS which
The national gnardsmen will make
a fight to have the present military
code retained in the revised statutes.
| An error Of 1927 100 -, thu aa.as.-