Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-02-26
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understood because the Elwell bill Is
a vastly different measure from what.
it appears to: be on its face. While
ST is only two pages in length as it
appears in the 1911 statutes. moor
porated in and made q part sc St ~
its second section IS practically the
whole of Chapter $50 Of the laws. 81
1905, or the drainage law of that
year which covers so pages OF more.
In other words all the rules govern q
iing the construction Of bitches by,,z the
law of 1905 are applicable / Is the
building Of roads under the Elwell
law. They involve the assessment sc
adjacent property. the iss,,;np sc
bonds and MANY other matters too
complicated to Be- even outlined here.
I refer any readers Interested "a the
matter Sc Chapter 254 of the eener-.
I al laws Of 1911 and chapter $50 of
the general laws Of 1908.
PRIMARY T,EG1sr ALTON
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put upon the general election ballot
by petition to oppose them. The two
candidates having the highest num-
Der Of votes will be the candidates
at the general election. .@.
If there are only two candidates
for a non-partisan Office. however, or
onlv one for a nolit;cal Office. their
names will not annaar. on the nrim-
arv ballots at all Int will be mt on
the general election ballot without
oo;nc thronoh tho form If a contest
whora no contact "a really involved.
The, primaries will be held in the
county n lime in the LARGER cities
in Sentemher These are the most
imnortant changes so far decided M
on An attemnt viii he made to do
awav with the classification and sec
ond choice features of the 1912 law.
hut the probability is that this will
ho nm enccasefnI .
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Each house now has It's gram m
vestlgatlon: me mousse inVest'ga'lon
w. ~ tba on;n;on that thera are
wrongs that ought to be righted both
on the Minneapolis board Of trade
and in the state inspection depart
ment. Those who took the initia-
tive in the senate investigation adj
init having conferred antecedent and
subsequent thereto with the Mime
apolis chamber Of commerce, and
there is no question that their meth
DDS are approved by the railroad and
warehouse commission. The efforts
of those conducting the senate ex-
Examination, as might be expected, are
Therefore directed towards discred-
lifting the house probe, and so far
have been confined to. that. This
tweek, however, the senatorial sleuths
will get after the independent elevat-
ors and if there is anything crooked
| in their way of doing business Sem
ator Works will no doubt take a
special delight in exposing it. Il
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Inc researches OF inc senate con-
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