Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-01-25
NAlllhE8oTA LEGi6LATuRE
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0t. Paul, Jan. 17.-senator Hitter II
Horizons bill providing for the temporar,
care Of the new capitol passed the sen:
ate last night by a vote Of IS to I.
."s The bill provides for the appointment
OF one OF the members OF the capitol
commission as superintendent OF the new
capitol ut salary Of 81. 900 4 year and
carries an appropriation of SIS, 900 q yeal
for maintenance. "
After the roll had been called, Senator
Horton explained that the bill is an emer-
gency measure ana does not seek to
place the capitol in the permanent keep
Ing of the capitol commission Then Sen
ators c. A: Henson OF Winthrop and O. G.
from nay to yea, and Senators J. F. Cal
honn OF Minneapolis. b. J. Sundberg OF
Kennedy. E. J: Swedback Of Bemidji. and
A short session Of the house Of repre-
sentatives was held les: evening, occupy
Ing less than five minutes. The ron cali
showed quorum present. and after the
journed on motion Of Representative WIN
lam Wichman Of Beaver Fails.
The house will meet at 10 O'Clock this
morning.
st. Paul. Jan. Ex-senator Moses f..
Clapp. Of st: Pata. was reelected United
States senator for the term beginning
March I. 1908. and ending March I. 1911.
by the house and senate In separate ses,
sion yesterday by a vote OF 1865 to IL.
Senator Clarr received the vote Of every
Ware. OF Mortified; who voted for Frank
house. OF the twenty-five Democratic
twelve for Mayor Robert A. Smith, Of ST. ST.
Paul. three being absent.
The house and senate will meet in Joint
session at noon today to approve the roll
cal: of the two branches Of the legfsla :
The Democratic house members who
t,o'as TO- TOR Senator clapp are Representa-
City and H. T.. Ramsland Of Sacred
Heart. Democratic senators who voted
tor the junior senator are Senators Ju-
ilSs C.. Collier Of Shakopee: F: E; Du Toit Of
chester.
Senator. Albert schaller Of Hastings.
Democratic leader in the senate. made q
session yesterday to recoll Senator Hitler
H. Horizons bill providing for the tempo
rary care Of the new capitol. which was
passed by the senate on Monday evening.
bill making the O.. com mps as 10 49, o.
members OF the Minnesota legislature
$500 per year. payable biennially, was In
troduced IN the house yesterday by Rep
apolis. The compensation Of Legislators
Is now IS per day for a period OF ninety
working days. making total OF about
$500 for the two years term.
st. Paul. JAM, Ex-senator Moses r..
Clapp was declared elected United States
YESTERDAY in the presence. Of the senators
and the Representatives in joint session.
Senate refused to confirm the appoint
ment Of Geo w: Knox. Of Attkin. ap-
ton by Gov. Van SAINT.
Concurred with the house in joint SEES
sion. formally completed the election OF
's Seven = bills Sf Introduced.
81. Conc4rred with the house in ordering
copies of the revised statutes.
ished by bill tntrodacsd yest aae 9oG By
Senator A. o. Eberhart Of Mankato. The
measure. provides that no person. firm OF
corporation not authorized by the public
examiner to do a banking business. shall
use any sign. letter heads. receipts OF
stationery Of any kind indicating that the
office is maintained for banking purposes
bearing upon labor and the protection Of
employees were introduced in the house
this g morning by Representative John Self
The most important of the two bill
bears upon the liability Of employing cor.
porations or individuals for injuries re.
ceived by an employee through the negli.
gence Of fellow employee.
Of more than $4,000, inhabitants, main.
are provided tor b. st.l introduced II
tes hsHSs : ye & day, BY ReRrssentativt
The legislative committee Which is t.
jnve stigate the charges OF illegal dis.
erim.nation and exor6itant tariffs whici
hye t hesn made vs! ksE tbs
organized. electing Senator Eberhart OF
Washburn Of Minneapolis secretary:
st. Paul. Jan. 2o.-The election of dele.
gates to state conventions at the reEula,
fall primary -election'.is provided for ia !
Representative H. A. Rider Of Little Fails
The bill amends the present primary Law
by, providing that the primary election
held for the nomination Of candidates FOL
Tuesday in July, preceding any genera
election. and includes the delegates tt
state conventions in the list of candidate
to be voted for.
Representative A. Hannaford of Monti.
cello offered resolution in the house pro.
viding for an investiga ton of the system
Of weighing and inspecting grain in vogue
resolution introduced by him on Wednes.
day.
The new resolution provides for a com.
mittee Of seven instead Of five members
which shall be assigned a clerk and :
employees. A thorough Investigation is t.
be conducted, and a report made to the
referred to the grain and warehouse
COMMITTED
A bill making appropriations for the
care and reforesting OF the Pillsbury re-
request in the house by Representative
A. b. Cole Of Walker. The measure an.
propriates $500 for determining the boun.
DIARIES Of the reserve; 81. 800 to- detailed
tor the reserve. and = soo annS a ,iS'i fo1
improvement and refreshing.
as If IN the the
sentative J: f. Morley Of Owatonna. WIZ
moved that the rules be suspended and
readings and placed upon ssa its i final ' pas:
sage. The motion failed to receive a sec.
ond. and the revision was referred to thu
judiciary committee; according to the pro.
Two bills regulating the use Of public
N the house yesterday. Representative
Q: n: Thundale ale Of Harmony offered 9
Wednesday In the senate by Senator R
E. Thompson Of Preston providing gen.
eral state regulation and allowing coun.
ties and towns and villages to impose ad.
ditional restrictions
Representative Murray Kelly Of Lewis
ton introduced a bill which requires auto
mobiles and motor cycles to reduce thei,
speed to five miles an hour when passint
horses ridden or driven, and to post Ii.
cense numbers on both sides OF cars.
Legislative Notes.
Tho abolition Of 10 per cent a. mon1l
loan institutions, which advance none,
on assignments OF salary, is the purpOs,
Of bill introduced by Representative ]
4. Mannix OF Minneapolis.
An official Investigation Of the provi
sions made by the capitol commission fo
the state department Of public instruction
In the new building was ordered by tn,
house and senate.
Gov. johnson offered the appointment
Of Mrs. Robert Seymour to succeed her