Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-03-26

WHERllE THE WHEELS GO ROUND
Special Legislative Letter g the Willmar Tribune
81 John Lawson.

81, Il.
81 aul, Y or. 1lne SAVING an
tlclpated = the on lnspe ctlon depart
ment Is aDohsned VIII De consloer-:
able. The proposition IS to nave ave me me
dairy and food ! department t 40. TINS l11A
work. y rs obllged 70 MAINTAIN 'a@11sll az
lnspe,ctoral force, and Il Is Is: estlma ted
that this force VIII nave 20 pc added
to but little u, N ADDITION 20 inspect
ing DAIRY and food products, y IS re- re-
qulred 20 inspect 5 lllumlnatlng oli =
Inc addltlonal nelp PROVIDED LOT ~: u
the Dill N winch the t:. clnange IS pro
posed IS g chemist at g salary q 3l,-
oVO 9 Tour addltlonal lnspec-
tors at ~, oUO Q year each, AM ana 8: Two
Office assistants at $l ,2OO a year
each. # ..: ... ... 7. III. s.i
NEW DEAL IN OIL INSPECTIONS.
This means a large saving, for at
present there IS an on inspector n
each county. It PROT ably means M also
that the work VIII De petter done' TOT
the dairy ana anu; 1000 e'1 department. IS uh-
der civil service &C.. rules, ana every cry
employe IS required 70 Know MS uu-
Ties ' ana g De dlllgent n tnelr ols-
charge. put = the OIL IS oe1eateo,
as It may be, II vii oe because Oh
inspectors are appointed Tor pollt-
zeal reasons, and Tor political reas-
ons members want to retain them on
their staff. It IS. IS not OF. expected that
there will great deal OF trouble IN
getting the bill through the house, but
IN the senate whose members mel are
quite generally allowed to nave the
say IN the distribution OF this patron
age trouble 1'1' IS looked Tor Tor. II IS pre-
g.: &C. ~, - sio,n 100
e,oh aat;on - NIL III. ,,..os,,lt - dan,;v :
49, &c ~ 49, -. -
20 49, 1,-anna,DTo,r :, :, nm
llo'' lNol noiloN - MAZE.
The bill Tor making tAs1g a ch1ange IN
the manner OF oil inspection PROVIDES
for licensing wholesale dealers, the
license Tee being n merely nominal MI
however, namely one dollar. when
such dealer receives consignment
OF oil ne is required to send a sample
/ to the dairy and food department. 1o1
analysis by the CHEMIST ST. Inc e' Zee 1o1
lnspectlon IS ten Genus per oarlel o.
IL % OAII0nC.%E. A Ill 1nSDecLOTS OIL tuS
dairy and food department are made n Is
OIL inspectors, and are authorized &c
enter premises where on IS sofa o. Q,
I stored, take samples there1rom ane
test them. IN not up TO test IS con-
e demned and severe pena!tles are I'M q.
posed on dealers who violate the law 8'
: .z.- THE SESSIONS WORK s:ss-s
81 At the end Of last week the gov.
:. ernor had attached his. signature te
n az legislative acts. When it is con.
}. tsidered that over two thousand bills
have been introduced. and that less
than thirty DAYS remain Of the ses.
: sion + is not surprising. that great
! congestion in the closing days. is an.
| ticipated. It is more than likely eve.
] ming sessions will begin with thu
present week. The two most import.
): ant hills signed by the governor arr
g the eastman distance tariff law. ani
s. the reannortionment law. It had beer
anticipated bv its opponents that tn,
$ governor would veto the eastman
Z bill. but he was no doubt impressed
bv the unanimity Of public sentimen
Is in it's favor throughout the state out
y side the Twin Cities. At all event.
. the bill no sooner reached him thai
- it was promptly signed. It is sal,
=, - that the attorney general anticipate
" that it will lead to further RAILROAD
1t litigation, but lnasmuch as q s1ml L 2
) law has been IN force N iowa 1or
quarter OF a century II seems scarce .l'ee
st ly likely that IFS tutlonallty w =
: be called in question. The only thin
= therefore there could be any dlsput
b be- made h9 bv the railroad and ware