The Worthington advance., 1905-01-27
MINNESOTA LEGISLATURE.
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sion Yesterday by a vote Of 165 to IL.
Senator Clapr received the vote Of every
Kearn Kepablisan Il; :sgis!ater present except A. X
6f the speafpee OF the
}os Mayer i tsa for Gapp ., asd e.
l'aul, three being absent.
Inc house and senate will meet in joint
s'eHS1cn at noon today to approve the roll
call of the two branches OF the legisla-
The Democratic house members who
v0teo tto.as f4r 10 Senator Clapp are Representa-
City and ii. T.. Ramsland OF Sacred
Heart. Democratic senator's who voted
for the junior senator are Senators Ju-
.Ss Gal'ea and Of Shak9pes e. Du ot
chester.
st. Paul. Jan. Ex-senator Moses e
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
pointed to the state board Of equaliza.
tion by Gov. Van SAINT.
Concurred with the house in joint ses-
SION. formally completed the election Of
''ssss Seven = bills iEiiaPRi Introduced.
Concurred with the mouse In ordering
IuC pIuLIUS ana OF k,VuV
copies Of the revised statutes.
Private banks in Minnesota are abol-
ished, by bill introduced yesterday b.
Senator A. O.. Eberhart OF Mankato. The
corporation not authorized by the publ:
examiner to do q banking business. shall
use any sign, letter heads. receipts or
Office is maintained for banking purposes
Free employment bureaus In all cities
Of, more than $4,000, inhabitants main
are provided for BY a bill introduced in
GsSs seS cssteFfsy St BY
peas ane poa %Sst the Of S tne S e
ceived by an employee. through the negli-
eeree me- Of 3f,1; fellow employee ,o
investigate the charges Of Illegal dis
crimination and exorbitant tariffs which
have been ma de against the railroads Of
organized, electing Senator Eberhart Of
Mankoto. chairman. and Representative
Washburn of Minneapolis secretary.
gates to state conventions at the regular
fall primary election Is provided for in a
bill introduced in the house yesterday by
Representative, H; A. Rider Of Little Falls:
The bill amends the present primary law
by. providing that the primary election
held for the nomination Of candidates for
elective offices shall be held the second
election. and includes the delegates to
state conventions in the list OF candidates
20 be voted for.
cello offered a resolution in the house. pro-
viding for an Investigation Of the system
OF Weighing and inspecting grain IN vogue
resolution introduced by him on Wednes-
The new resolution provides for COM
| ntttee Of seven instead Of five members:
stenographer from the regular house
employees. A thorough investigation is to
be conducted. and a report made to the
referred to the grain and warehouse
committee.
A bill making appropria tions for the
care and reforesting Of the Pillsbury. re-
A. B. Cole Of wafer i The enc measure apc
propriates $500 for determining the boun--
examination and survey; $1,2O aOnnually
for six years for improving and caring
for the reserve. and $1,000 annually for
The sdopon Of e reyisen of the gen.
eral laws Of Minnesota without amend
nent was urged in the house by Repre-
sentative J; +. Morley Of owatonna: who
the bill be given it's second and third
readings and placed upon its final pas
sage. The motion failed to receive Sec
judiciary committee. according to the pro-
gram arranged on Wednesday.
Two bills regulating the use OF public
highways by automobiles were introduced
Q. n. Thundale of Harmony offered a
duplicate Of the measure introduced on
Wednesday in the senate by Senator r.
cral state regulation and allowing coun-
ties and towns and villages to impose ad-
ditional restrictions.
ton Introduced a bill Which requires auto
mobiles and motor cycles to reduce their
speed to five miles an hour when passing
horses ridden Or driven. and to post IL
st. Paul. Jan. 21-The senate again re-
fused to confirm G.. w. Knox, appointed
Confirmed several minor appointments
by Governor Johnson.
Received five bills.
Adjourned until II a. m. Tuesday.
The senate was in session about an
hour, during which time It considered
matters. Senator Ward of Alexandria
again brought up the matter Of confirm
i:g Van SAINT appointment. made since
ator Mausten again formally objected to
the confirmation Of the appointment Of
George w. Knox Of Aitkin to the state
board of equalization. All other Van SAINT
appointments, as well as those Of Gov.
Johnson. with the exception Of J. f. King
OF Red Lake Falls, have passed through
the senate without any difficulty.
In the house twenty-three bills were
introduced.
Two bills to prohibit bucket shops
Bill to remove certain institutions from
Bill to remedy grade crossing danger.
House adjourned until Tuesday 10 a. n.
Statutory limitations Of the amount Of
damages recoverable for injuries result
Ing In death are prohibited by consti-
tutional amendment introduced yesterday
BY Representative John Selb OF St. Paul.
George w. Knox Of Aitkin. member OF
the state board OF equalizat lon. was ex-
cepted by the senate Yesterday from the
list Of Former Gov. 8. r. Van SAINTS
recess appointments. The exception was
made Son motion Of Senator o. N. sMaus-
ten Of Aitkin.
Representative J. r. Morley Of Owa-
tonna yesterday introduced in the house
a bin, removing the state university. the
state normal schools and the schools for
the deaf, dumb and blind at Faribault
and the state public school at Owatonna
from the management Of the board Of
Trains must stop before passing over
any grade crossin:; OF the tracks OF a
steam or electric railway. under a bill
introduced yesterday by Representative
3. III. Timberlake OF Minneapolis.