Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-01-23

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other Is a sanitary bill and requires
that "all places or receptacles where
any fruit products are manufactured,
stored, deposited, kept, collected, pre-.
pared. produced, sold or served" shall
be kept in a clean and sanitary condt
ton. It also provides for the in.
spection Of all such places and i'm.
poses severe penalties for the viola.
ton of its provisions.
The Interchangeable bill is dras
tic. All oleomargarine packages must
be labeled in black letters an inch
high ''oleomargarine.''' Upon these
labels must also be printed the per
centage Of each ingredient Of the cleo
margarine, giving the name Of each
animal or vegetable from which the
fats or oils are derived. No fat must
be selected to make cleo which shall
be in imitation Of or resemble butter
Places whore oleo is sold must post
placard indicating that the product
lis sold there, in plain sight. When
oleomargarine is sold by retail each
package must be plainly labeled cleo
margarine and must contain both the
name of the manufacturer and the
seller. Misleading names or devices
must not be used. The cleo may moi
be called Dairy Rolls, Country Rolls.
nor may the words Guernsey, Jersey
or Holstein or other deceptive charac,
terization be used in connection there
with.
When oleomargarine is served ia
guests in hotels and restaurants, OF
elsewhere, or in lumber camps or hos.
pitfalls, the fact must be printed in bold
type on the bill of fare and posted
upon each side of the dining room on
placards containing in letters large
enough to be distinctly read from al!
parts Of said room, the words in Eng.
fish, .'Oleomargarine used in place OF
butter" Severe penalties Of fine OF
Imprisonment for violation of the law
are imposed.
A public hearing was given yester.
day by the insurance committee on the
"Woodman" bill previously introduced.
This bill seeks to make of Minnesota
a separate jurisdiction. It proposes an
advance OF so percent on present
Woodman rates. The theory is that
with this advance owing to the low
death rate in Minnesota, the insured
will be amply protected. That the
feeling between those who want ia
secede and those who wish to retaiB
their insurance in the parent body is
very bitter, was evidenced at this
hearing. s
st. Paul, Jan. Is. The flood Of bill,
continues in the house and senate
Merely to name the titles 81 all 81
them is out OF the question. The more
important can only be referred to
Mr.. Wallace's public utilities bill, and
this is a measure recommended by
the governor, provides for a commits
sion Of three with an annual salary
of $1,000 to each and an annual appro
priation Of 100000. This commission
would be given general supervision
over telephone companies and other
public utilities, railroads excepted
The salaries proposed are higher than
those drawn by other public officials
except governor and chief justice.
Committee Votes Recorded.
A new rule adopted in the senate
provides that the votes in committees
on bills and on all material amend.
ments thereto be made a matter OF
record and that they shall be inserted
in the senate journals.
A resolution, previously introduced
in the house, providing that an inves
tigation be made into the charge that
intoxicating liquors had been dis.
pensed in the secretary of states Of
flee in the capitol building on the
occasion of the governors reception
contrary to law, was shelved this
morning when it was referred to the
committee on public buildings. Pre-
vious to its being thus disposed Of
its author moved to amend it by i'm
vestigating also whether on that occa
sion intOxicants were not available
in other parts of the building. No
sooner had it been announced tina,
this motion was carried than ex-Speak
or Dunn secured recognition to move
that the resolution be referred to the
committee on public buildings. It was
matter, he said rather for the grand
jury Of Ramsey county than for the
legislature. Moreover there was moth,
ing to Investigate. Every member
knows" he said, that there was IL
quor here on the occasion in question,
and if the secretary of state was
called up he would admit it. It is only
little thing" he added, "a little fussy
thing, and It would only be waste
Of time to bother about it. Let us
get to work" he continued, "and dc
the important work before us and not
fritter our time and the people,
money away in trivial and needless in.
vestigations. !"
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