The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1919-01-17

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S. f. 17--Johnson, Devoid, Conroy,
Naplin, Schmechel. Stepan, Loonam.
Rom6erg-Tonnage, tax on iron ore.
S. f. misunderstanding to prop
S. F. 49, Gandrud = Proposing an
amendment to section l of the con-
S. i. POI. FL. Peterson-Defning
gambling contracts.
| S. f. 21-F, II. Peterson-A bin re-
| lating to selection of Jurors.
S. F. 22-F. II. Peterson--Joint reso-
| luton favorlng a league of nations.
S. f. 23-Denegre-Definin right to
membership in fire and police relief
S. f. 24-Dwyer-A bill to repeal
| chapter los of laws relating to civil
| service in cities of the first class.
House.
III. F. S2-Rodenberg-Ame re-
| lating to garnishment
II. F. 33-Hitchcock--Ame re-
| lating to the licensing of motor We
hicles. and determining their horse
H. F. 34-Boyd and Carlson. C. o.
| Act relating to salaries of county off,
GERS in Polk county.
| Act to reimburse Company |, Third in,
| fantry, NJ N G., for expenses incurred
in equipment and maintenance of ma
| tional guard armory at Crookston.
/ HI. F. 36-Act for the relief of P. L.
| Wagner for loss of property near Du-
luth during the forest fires ON Octo-
H. F. 377-Act to extend protection to
the civil rights of members of the mil,
itary and naval forces of the United
A. the for the
| lief of o. J. Oppland for loss of prop
erty near Duluth during the forest fires
H. F. ss-Pittinger-Act for the re-
lief of C. E. Quade for loss of prop
erty near Duluth during the forest fires
H. F. O-Pittinger-Act to pay Frank
| G. Scribner for rescales of certain tim
! Der while surveyor general of logs
H. F. 4i-Pittinger = Act fixing a
standard weight or measure for the
sale of articles of merchandise.
the Improvement of highways
| H. F. 43-The committee on taxes
and tax laws-Act to classify property
H. F. 44@McPartlin- re-
H. F. 45-Nimocks-Act authorizing
cities of the first class to regulate the
use of motor vehicles.
| H. F. Nimocks-Amendment re-
lating to the theft of motor vehicles:
Partlin and Lennon, A: L-Amendment
state q Mtnnesota. anu - ~
! H. F. S-Nimocks--Act prohibiting
in certain cases, public officers from
| being candidates for election to offices
other than those of which they are
H. F. -Nimocks-Act relating to
the sale of motor vehicles,
H. F. 50-Nimocks-Act to fix sal
H. F. 51@Nimocks~Act regulating
! the circulation of statements affect
ing candidates for office.
the election of county surveyors.
! H. F. 53-Nimocks-Act to fix the
salaries of certain city officers
| H. F. 54-Nimocks-Act relating to
| tha salaries of certain c0nrt officers
| in counties having population OF
| 100000 or over.
rent resolution requesting the pur-
chase, by the state of $1,ooo,oOO of Lib
| II. F. 57-Nordgren, Ross and Neu-
4 man-Act to regulate the manufacture
| and sale of sleighs.
| III. F. 5S-Nordlin-Act providing for
the restoration n, Of civil rights OF feions
pirate money, for the publication OF
| the proposed constitutional amend
| ment in October, 1918.
H. F. 60-Welch-Act to prohibit the
use of oleomargarine in state institu-
| tionS
rent resolution to the United States
| senate relating to the submission OF
| an amendment to the Federal constitu-
| Fl. F. 62-christianson, T.-Act re-
lating to the destruction of barberry
i. F. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS re-
| lating to exemption from attachment
H. F. 64-Ryan-Act providing fol
| one day of rest in seven.
| H. F., 65-Christianson T-Act re-
/ lating to public utility rates
| Court Changes Proposed.
| Three bills, which if enacted would
bring about alterations in the present
supreme court practice, have been in
| troduced in the Senate by Senator
Cliff. The bills were prepared at the
request of the justices of the Mime
sofa supreme court.
| One of the bills provides for one
term of the supreme court a year, be.
| ginning on the first Tuesday after the
| first Monday in January. Another
would permit the release of prisoners,
who. were on bail, on their own recog.
nizance, if after hearing on appeal
based upon a writ of error the court
should hold with the appellant. The
third bill deals with the regulation OF
fees and costs in disbarment or other
proceedings brought on behalf of the
state.
| Short Session in House.
| only snort session was neld IN the
House Monday night. Many bills were
| introduced. In the Senate there were
a few bills and several resolutions in.
| troduced.
| Sullivan to Contest.
One only contest has made its ap-
| pearance before the state senate
George H. Sullivan of Saltwater, for
mer senate leader, defeated on the face
of the returns by w. w. Wilcox, has
filed his contest with Lieutenant Gov.
ernor Thomas Frankson, and it will
be taken up at an early date by the
new elections committee. The con
test is based on irregularities in the
conduct of the election.
| The house elections committee is ex-
| pected to take early action on the con.
test of Henry w. Lauderdale of the
35th district, Minneapolis, against En-
ling Swenson, who was sworn in. A
| recount showed Lauderdale 40 ahead
but Swenson had the certificate of
election and holds the seat.
The slate prepared at the senate
caucus went through as scheduled
after the elections were under way.
George w. Peachey, Owatonna, again
was chosen secretary.
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