Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-02-26

.a he nIl s. On md prescrfbes
s sllgIp l'laa!
len9 secslon s.: 1ead fo .ene0ur s
& r. M
vtock and poultry .slr,aiss m. dahyines
md kindred Iiaduntr ies by such means
rs he may dSen ptopers...,s Section sC,.
authorized tie iiaaionarS to direct
and superdntend5 the n1aking OF & soil
survey ofs all the lands III this state.
beginning With state owned lands
Section H contains g very important
Will read IA follows .nsoI
license land comp anfas sor persons on
gagged In the buying and selling sc
Lands and 70 prescribe pnch rules and:
regulations respe citing them 40 may be
justand reasonable" Another section
directs the inspeetion Of eggs. dairy
fruits, potato u.s. vegetables,
hay andsnther farm produces at termin-
q markets alr get and q such other points IN
the q state aas the com In1s toner may de-
teImlne. ~ Also Directs him to super
wise and regulate the Weighing OF the
live stock Ct the packing plant. Near
" all .oI the power Of. the railroad
ana WaEe10Qae commission except In
spt,ssiou IN q. eraln y trans
t,,ra =, AT. IN, pta1 ..nsat ZOE r1enl-
80 =. $3.50. ..-.s 800 .s
g f15agoe sa AM Bill. .s
! MI. Br1ggs, g banker and chairman
OF the banking committee in the
House has introduced q bill making
the giving Of q check on q hank In
which the party has nd funds priina
facie evidence OF an intent to defraud
and has followed It UP with another
exemptfng q bank from liability for
damages II throug q mistake of 3
clerk when q, person has money depos.
tied the bank should report mo
Funds" The tendency Of such legis.
lation would be to require deposition
toskeep a strict and accurate account
Of his deposits and ofs his checks, and
ID a sense to guarantee Che capability
OF bank clerks. Both ofs these bills
will likely come up for consideration
In the Committee Of the whole very
soon and unless the readers, senator
or representative is member OF the
League, letters to them In regard t.
these proposed laws might be an
order. ~ ~, y ~ e. -
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come laws this week Is the Sullivan
bill, making 8 hours legal days work
in public institutions. The bill passed
the Senate practically unopposed, but
with determined opposition in the
House, which was led by Theo. Chris
Hanson, chairman of the committee
on Appropriations who claimed II
would add over three fourths of q mil
lion dollars to the expense to the state
institutions If it became a law. HI
offered an amendment exempting the
field worker and those in the Culinary
e:p4 ' e -. no' ~ Vas iu.eo OUT IN
merits Of tfe & tonr svst am at 1aho1
waxeds fast and sfnrirua 'Tha hin an
ally passed. rs to AZ. the solId vote a
the city members and ali tia Iaaonare
except two were cast for fha hil1
4 The WEIGH bill forbiddinr the nsf
use Of oleo as a substitute for butte
has passed the House. Itsprovoked =
three hours debate which was led h1
*Coie' Wi1lxinann 81 ~ 81 X, VII
favored tlia maa snre nniv III vntee
were cast against the hin Int these
included several anti.I eaeya .farmars
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r15;,. piu nag peen lntIoauceo ~ pour
ea So 1s oes s..s 49, melhDer ane
=" - poy 1aH Wnica pos44es penas
~ os.tng 81 - 'ne a;1.. - r1en1s
th,a h,, a Saaa ~ ene ,s Il
s s4as gI'1 Doovmes . law any pesson
;th ~ i.h o.neiMis1 -, VINO ln.erIeres
ratIar;ng w;1i hs ss sauaraiS ,,,;shad h .
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