Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-03-06
Minnesota legislature
Proceedings At the Minnesota state Capitol for the
Past Week.
Past WEEK.
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we're on hand. Nearly all OF the house
members deserted the capital about
noon to return home over Sunday, ana
difficulty was obtained in rounding up
the members left from various cor.
ners Of the capitol for q quorum.
Under the provisions OF the OFFS
is proposed that corporations here
after will be assessed as follows: The
value of their real and personal prop
erty is to be deducted from the mar
ket value O. the stock plus the total
amount Of bonded indebtedness. The
remainder is to be listed as bonds and
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that the !, nar;as axcant in cities ~
the first class shall be held on the
third Tuesday in June preceding any
general election.
st. Paul, March !. 80 The court of re-
call for judges as proposed by Senator
George 81. Sullivan was turned down
by tn state senate yesterday. By a
| vote o. p to IS the senate defeated the
Sullivan bill.
Senate Passes Primary Bill.
The urinary hill with ito amand.
mont eytendinp Tho non-nart;s.n Zoo.
tire "a members ~ tho Iag;sIatura
w.s nassed =, tha sano+a Tasta.aa.
with onlv eight dissantina votas
The hi,l givas raoogni+;on ). ~.
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! members If cororess rho tn,,ow;ns
1 senators voted against the measure:
DWinnell, Dale, Duxbury, Gum, Klein.
! Marden, Nelson and Stebbins.
! Picture Censorship.
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pon'ker Case investigated.
/ Superintendent Kilbourne of the
state hospital for the insane at Roch.
ester, favored state institution ex.
! clusively for the dangerous insane, be-
! for the house committee on claims.
He was called to tell the details of
the escape from the Rochester hospi.
tai of Henry Pohlker, who terrorized
the residents of Hamel last November
and shot members of the Lenzen fam.
| lily. Claims of two Lenzen brothers
| for $4,000 damages were under con.
Il sideration.
1 Mr.. Kilbourne related how Pohlker
7 with three other inmates, escaped on
the night of July %, 1912. Three Of
the escaped inmates were captured