Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-04-02
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increasing the pay OF members OF the
Soldiers, Home board to SO a day for
meetings was among those passed.
Among Among committee reports was one
from the committee on cities recon-
mending the Nimocks bill to pension
city employees in Minneapolis, and the
Ma l', bill increasing the maximum
rates for Workmen's compensation to
80 week and to 662s per cent OF the
wages. The Rodenberg bill permit
ting the state to engage in CONNER
c1al fishing also was reported for pas
sage. The new game and fish code
was made special order for Wednes-
day at II a. M
Auto Bill Defeated. III
The senate defeated B. M. Erickson's
bill requiring drivers of automobiles to
stop, look and listen" before crossing
a railroad track, The vote was 10 to
81. Attorneys declared, the bill would
prevent recovery Of damages from a
railroad for a crossing accident.
Bills Sent to Governor.
Among the senate bills passed by
the house, and which now go to the
Governor for his sanction are:
The Ribenach bill, authorizing the
necessary financial steps for the cree
ton Of the contemplated $1,000, 900
city hall for Duluthl
The Adams bill, authorizing the use
OF public funds in st. Louis county for
the purpose Of temporary relief Of fire
sufferers. /
The Guilford bill, providing addition
al compensation to the trustees for the
Soldiers Home, fixing the amount at
$40 day and necessary expenses.
| The Adams bill, amending the stat
| ute raising the teachers retirement
fund levy from to 5 mills
Bills Passed by House.
Among the House bills passed, and
which now go to the Senate, are:
The Burrows-H Hitchcock bill, raising
the salaries of the village president
and three trustees of Hibbing and
Chisholm, which have populations of
$4,000 and 10000, respectively.
The Enstrom bill, giving the county
treasurers Of Roseau and Aitkin coun-
ties $1,000 year for clerk hire. an
increase of $500.
The Arens bill, authorizing an in
crease of 81, 900 to $1,000 in salary to
county superintendent in counties
where they are now receiving $4,000.
The sBendixen bill, amending the
statute relating to the licensing of
public terminal warehouses to place
the fees in the Grain and Warehouse
commission funds, now going to the
general revenue fund.
Would Postpone Fishing Bill.
Among the bills reported by the
standing committees were the follow
ing:
The Rodenberg bill abolishing COM
mercial fishing and establishing state
fisheries, authorizing the fishing of
the waters of the state by the state
and the sale of the product to the peo-
pie Of the state at cost, recommended,
for indefinite postponement. An at
tempt of the author to lay the re-
port on the table was defeated.
The McGrath Workmen's compensa-
ton bill, amending the law to give in
jured workmen maximum weekly
pay of SIS and raising the percentage
from SO to 662s per cent. Recon-
mended for passage. 4. !.
Three Bills Offered.
Three bills introduced in the house
under suspension Of the rules were I,
The McGrath workmen's health
commission bill establishing com.
mission of three appointed by the
Governor within ten days Of the en-:
actment of the law, who shall investi-.
gate vocational diseases and remedies
and report to the next Legislature.
The Nordin uniform cold storage
bill, authorizing the licensing Of all
cold storage plants by the state dairy
and food commission, and providing
for revocation Of the license on evil
.dence Of violation Of the sanitary pro-
visions Of the act, with an appropria-
ton Of $4,000 for carrying out the
provisions.
The towns and counties bill author
izing counties to issue and sell bonds.
up to $4,000 for the purpose of erect
ing monuments to soldiers.
University Building Bill.
The appropriations committee bill.
providing for. an appropriation OF
$500, 900 annually for ten years to
carry out the comprehensive building
plan for the university, introduced In
place of the bill authorizing levy Of.
.35 OF mill annually for the same
purpose, was made a special order.
The reason for the new bill, according
to Chairman Theodore ChristiansoA.
was the fear that the Increased yalua.#a
ton in the next ten years might bring
the income from the levy to probably
double the amount planned, and twas
thought safer to name q fixed sum.
s-Hour Bill Amended.
st. Paul. An amendment was adopt
ed to the 8-hour bill by the house com
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