Lake City graphic (Lake City, Minn.) 1882-1887
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river’ LEGISLATURE. Mussmsippi OFFICIAL CANVASS. the contains had Officers the eomplalnt that MINNESOTA of the Legislature. THE ol much of improvement the commissioners, recommendations of the the for cause the people practical interest to much and shippers, of matter ot country existed f»rmers with amendment among important only changes, the of Western Improvement The of the our disposition state. abuses respecting the and irregularities for the the act Cast Different occurring 15 of Fae Votes in section of Total specially that subject is Minnesota waterways concerns grades of a their property. of creating regulating Minnesota, and the and of should commission Election—Where the interests material recoghized The Late standard Eastern following the in nominated Candidates tho by the at wheat ere now were republican and Synopsis of the Proceedings Senate consideration of the receive such at admendment therefore The transportation. your nuukets. and the integrity of matters of European and Monday of evening, McGill’s and i’iurallty Incomplete— Returns caucus Were that promise to hands to prove me a ms inspection the full confidence commands House, nriv and hauls, as short s.ato relates the long to our Tuesday elected by the respective on of Mississippi navigation The head the end. 2,000. Undoubtedly ot trade. adoption the of the and is follows: Houses: as the lake practical of great river, and system, Senate.—Tho tho opening of y has added appreciably th' proceedings this to ot system eleetion the late The of work was com It shall unlawful for be Red River of the North, any common the well are of resulted In realizing market wheat, and HOUSE as as o, NOMINEES. our session of tho value quietest character. were for the the pleted yesterday, when votes currier provisons this of A largo proportion subject the act borders. of to within our tho much producer thah he would Speaker—W. Merriam, our to R. Ramsey. more Gilman been Gov. having not present, was market the boafd through The finds its canvassed. products to to demand, receive from state officers way collect received under the old have order of things. ir were any hief Clerk—J. R. Howard, Stearns. C called homo by the illness his little ol these named of waterwai first the cost son. and two s, and rules inspection The grades of first, greater Baumbach, retii as established Fred Von of sum composed person or compensation a First Warner, Red or persons Assistant Clerk—F. L. was Rice is Lieut. Gov. called transportation balance railroad Senator Day act the to of upon moved satisfactory that change so any transportation for the of Gilfilluu ing Chief Justice property of state; wood. secretary lessened by these competition ot tne proceeded greatly temporary secretary, generally and ho them objected by farmers to in was as station its point road to the Tne District iu carrying or on Clerk—C. Carpenter, and trade. any Second Assistant P. Judge Berry, same of the water routes court; dealers tho and of the at commencement to call the The deposited supreme present at roll. senators onco than charges receives with merchandise, it demands for the imports of heavy is ease our or Dakota. District crop year. Judge and Simons of Paul their St. credentials their names as The prevailing coal, low price etc. the like transportation of kind and Some amendments a to the law correcting imn-rtections, Enrolling Blue Earth. Clerk—J. Morrison, called Judge Lochren work, and took The the oath of Minneapolis. of office. the agricultural make were products for our quality the from original of property widening extending its and same O. Morse, scope Assistant Enrolling Clerk —S. AH tho their senators question of transportation responded which the of their in to occupied done nearly cost all day, was th* supervision of the commissioners to point to point station of departure a or Murray. the market all-important to at • Gibson one except and Sampson, the an the names There country elevators and warehouses, court supreme material recommended room. were no are at distance its road in the greater lies largely Therein the a lime. on Hennepin. present Sergeant-at-Arms—W. F. Gray, latter being ill Paul. too to to St. by the board. come changes with in the compared figures,as which solution of the problem with direction. our producers same than The proceeded senate the election to the railroad T he achieved successful results under they whether those published wrestling, successfully immediately election. can The after recommendations of the now commissioners are G. Potter, F. Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms— largely The Democrats and warehouse laws have been of officers. the voted for labor cheap so of competition the meet Discrepancies inaccuracies necessitated which the in regard to taxation of railroad or due the ability, and aptitude fog Houston. industry to products for candidates, which food nominated elsewhere, of in the growing caucus were throwing the individual of votes for out companies, the of loaning taxation fee) they their work of that I the commissioners, car moderate Hennepin. The Chaplain—W. H. the Harrigton, world’s consumption. expenditure morning, in the follows: as candidates appeared in almost every have people the of the earned thanks and companies, regulating of sleeping in recent made by the government car years For 47 Speaker Mr. Mirriam had votes; Secretary, (’. W. 11. lleldeman Now of For instance, Aitkin the county. in county tho They secured have state. and the concessions the increased rivers capital stock of railroad for tiie aid navigation ot upon our Geo. W. Buffum, 17. York; Willard assistant Henry secretary, (546) for Judges cast Dickinson the railroad than votes from companies greater substantial benefit lakes to has resulted iu companies the issue of false and and fraudulent more Wing; railroad Rod enrolling have been accorded state of clerk, Walter to THE and Vanderburgh, SENATE NOMINEES. respectively, than thrown any the country ever of the internal were any commerce all embodied in the stock, bill are and they have inaugurated commission in the country, its Sauk Centre; clerk, the Inland Lambert, elsewhere engrossing because showed that like out returns thev expenditure Secretary—o. upon L. Cutter Anoka. of without change. inspection grain of system state il. demand results a Such warrant 8. D. Dickinson W. Winona; G. had been for waterways. H. Chirk, and a O. cast sergeant at Assistant Secretary —Burt W. Day ol arms, copied model in Senator joint quoted and offered resolution, which is being Pope a for of the as out a the government carrying D. Dickinson a instead of and Vanderburgh A. upon W. Anderson, St. Paul; sergeant assistant Jackson. of the older states. which under which the adopted, instructing the work some comprehensive state system was E. Vanderburgh. This Charles C. L. Lock, Minneapolis. error at Enrolling operation 4,900 miles of Clerk—A. H. There in Dewey Polk. arms, of prosecuted. now are hus been has tar board corrections and charities t of to Judge provide Vanderburgh the various counties cost in increase 738 miles iu The following officers by of elected railroad in the state, Engross o! reservoir system the au a ing Clerk—A. H. Bertram of the The utility at were list all ex-soldiers and of of Lundberg Mr. a names 10.000 votes. mile, reported, $35,- Cost two Mississippi river has been per as strict party vears. vote: of the Wright. practically sources sailors houses confined in and county through either 744.81. lost about 5,000 votes poor an demonstrated during the of Oscar L. Cutter; assistant past Secretary, season Sergeant-at-Arms—F. H. Day ton Ramsey. o! follows: who earnings of these reads being supported by public in office the The were in the From June as uutil error exceptional dryness. 1 close are now name or an error Burt W. Day: clerk, engrossing secretary, 1885. 1886. charity, The by vote to the legislature. candidate. navigation these constantly and report for which he of reservo rs were was a 11. 11. Bertram; A. enrolling clerk. Alva 125,102,319 52*2.617,193 Ass istant Sergeant- O’Dessey Gross 71 34 at-Arms-Peter and for three months the time lieutenant drawn of The and into executive session counties for upon, senate went governor governor Dewey; F. 11. Dayton; Net 11,456,662 68 13,064.052 53 sergeant at of Big Stone. arms, that higher St. foot to noticed extent water al will be gave It an a and below. Hubbard’s given confirmed Gov. appoint are Taxes paid the to Peter assisant sergeant at O’Dessey. Paul would otherwise been the than have arms, case, only 2,800 that majority is while McGill’s inents made since the last session of the 611.743 55 612.545 02 state by United engineer in Wood estimated tho States offered Senator resolution that as which a is Rice’s 17,010, majority is legislature, adjourned. and then good of for securing charge, thus water stage a RESUME. William Close of Rice A bo elected List county of Legislators. right assistant the Republican majority about average ot' the largest throughout the steamers season the five it has been privilege During enrolling clerk my to act postmaster. House.—A years introduced Representative bill by through the list There few spectators as The following were The work the of navigation. for improvement correct list of the is office Minnesota has a the executive senators to occupy Close elected by Mr. the usual vote. Lucas Hennepin aims provide Mayor of to yesterday. d the was t uring embarrassed Mississippi the channel of the is a presen canvass upper unprecedented in experienced development and a representatives of the present The president authorized entered appropriations of aid laboring and his D. B. Johnson, to to teamsters, of Ames the attorney, was appoint account meaner means men, on equaled by that and hardly her history, of any legislature benefit following with but substantial the which their the The defeated the officers, class, district, shortly 12 o’clock. for most hostlers, coachmen, sewing-girls, and all in postoffice before purpose, like period the for room other community ot country a already made. the expenditure from has accrued named candidate bowed quietly two lie petitions by population been humble to Iler growth in has sent their of time. employments, for collecting or on up address and politics. It will be found unprecedented wonderful perhaps The and her three board, and then assessed and around nearly 60 and real 0. gentlemen the cent, senators: L. Strand, assistant tho where unable take advantage per they to wages are rapid Duluth, and the of convenient growth for reference ot during the session: commerce $271,158,961 personal has increased from he table where estate leaned against the tho sergeant-at-arms and keeper of up of the lien law. mineral of development of the our resources $458,424,777 iu 1881 in 1886. The industries to He listened the the calling of fignres. to Herman cloak Lagard, keeper of The in speaker motion appointed lake, - territory bordering present room; Qj the commanding - on business interests ot her people have and did Judge displayed thad less necessity nervousness and of the importance committee There half form the Messrs. • Barker, Hendrickson, Johnson, kept in their development with this rooms. were a growth pace hundred Vanderburgh, when the latter found Lake harbors Superior the improvement cf on our condidates for the privilege dozen of Costello »! and wealth, and the foundations and Gregory bill in in population topreparea Counties. praying -7 Names. Addresses. 3. Marie “W. H. Sault Ste. the after hundred of going to ot his enlargement votes and the been broadened strengthened that have and for $5 day, Rev. J. for the senate at the but the counties I matter of suffering from o * a <.he illustrating of tacts presentation full Vanderburgh.” When McLeod county canal. A £ was empire which the abundant of is J greatness .lordan, of Scott elected Allison county, the hail oi last the object storms was 1 of these effect season, influence and waterways the reached found that auditor it the promise of future destiny. A brief reference county was our Fred chaplain. C. Huntley of Minneapolis would being appropriate funds for their relief, of to development tn the our resources policy that have specially and the had omitted the signature to measures Houston.... Johnson. S ( T. necessary JBlack Ham'r|R of William and Amundson revelation to of St. Peter and many our own people. reimburse the cities of St. Paul and even to prove a administration her public characterized of tho the 1 Crescent. and R the returns, G. F. Potter. to La question R < of statistics of the commerce our Accurate appointed during this period be regarded Minneapolis the interests advanced by not for I were pages. may R money whole C. Bunge, JrJEitzen IR whether not the published in arose or and collected lake and rivers por s, place this connection. of in out The notified that Senate the them It for these sufferers. resolved (Fillmore.... S Edw’rds|Sp’ng governor was C.G. Valley. R should be out the thrown was of vote county would distribution, general prove useful form for necessarily involved So rapid growth has a organized and he R responded that S.G. Iverson. Rushford.... the adjutant general furnish R to request to was would the improvements The board concluded that it be utility of the demonstrating unjust in largely the maintenance increased expenditures in R T. Tousley... IR Amherst he would deliver his Thursday. recommend the old soldiers therefore number of ind’gent in the I would disfranchise through the desired. message on to county a of of the several departments the state R C. M. Colby. Hamilton.... R authorized incur be commission to river that the state and those in need of state carelessness of official, and consequently support. and and in the enlargement support government an House.—Promptly । R L.H. Prosser. at 12 the Wykoff R collection of such m., the new secretary tor the necessary expense Extraordinary allowed the It made difference of her institutions. The of made the following appointments: vote. state speaker I expenditures a R O.Hattlestad Hurdal R ol the Hans Mattson, reported state, be annually the to to statistics, entered same by have also been occasioned following the 1,618 The in Ames’ total necessity vote. ( Mower S O.W.Glbsou. Austin D legislature. expression this of A the chamber, and inarching the proper to governor. of replacing public destroyed up structures and 3 the official figures for R J. Furlong. Robert J. Assistant the house, Austin governor clerks of are ID -' needed respecting addressed to congress the speaker chair, pounded notably with by fire, the state capltoi, the state s away I R E. S. Hoppin lieutenant Austin !R would doubtless Deakin, M. John R. Bean; governor: B. Johnson, waterways, appropriations for first our hospital Expenditures prison and the for the insane. gavel, and his after slight delay called Freeborn...lS 1 ( M.Halvorson Lea.. a Albert JR body their in in representatives that aid David Tibbison, keeper of the cloak our public for improvements permanent room; 4< Johnsrud.;Albert R .JR the twenty-fifth session of tho C. Lea. house to demanded. Governor. I Lieut. Gov. recognition the efforts to secure five W. O. Reishur, the past have exceeded in the C. Rickerson, doorkeener; S. I years aggregate R T. Dunne....lAlden R He order. chose William E. the public at Lee manifest demand of In to once rtsuonse a $1,500,000. The interest also the i Goodrich.|B. .. W. H. Butler, SD. upon in charge the of gallery: to Faribault... E. City R will, the legislature popciar and g the Todd county Ml> I interest of temporary secretary. bonds which railroad adjustment as represent I R |Win’bago Williams.. C'y raise the Hags; Masters J. M. Low, A. R policy of inaugurated state pages. 1885 ot control new a Justice Dickinson the debt first became of Supreme Court, K state present our Day.. .Jll a S gJ F. Martin. A. Fairmont.. The Jesse McKnee Cochrane, Lewis Counties. I warehouse Prosser, and management. railway g ot burden the in But 1882. treasury .. Roll upon notwithstanding then in the members. call I R E. Jackson.... Sevatson.. swore Windom ..JR was enacted’ regulation the supervision ami laws for and Willie Sundblad. Robert, Willian O’Connor these largely increased demands S (Pipestone.. proceeded with, showing W. S I then ninety-nine IR Brown Pipestone.... B. 2. o' trial the have been for these interests past of on the they have been promptly state treasury upon R Rock Shoemak’r; Luverne IR J. members present, which afterward accomplished thereunder results the and was r wo years, and the public debt considerably reduced met R Low...Lowville Murray p_ R B. M. board of submitted by the Representatives to raised to 101, only R. M. you are .without adding the burdens the of people in to Nobles R SENATOB DAVIS. with specially charged who commissioners, were Anderson and Brown being absent. the of taxation: fact, there has been in paid way S 8) Cottonw’d.. ...JR J. Clark Windom Aitkin 213 354 252> 504 execution. their the less than paid during taxes state to The election speaker Representative of next. as was I RjW.R. Watonwan. a came |R Estes.. has been laborious, Madelia commission the Anoka 1,019 914 1.078 ' 851 work of The either the periods five of two immediately of years U. S Bnffum nominated W. R. Merriam Nomination Ex-Governor Davis for S. Sen* of ( Brown D T. E. Bowen, excrcmtly s. Eve Lake. its details Becker 1.170 1,154 403 484 difficult, in of many preceding. The for tho five average R|w. Redwood... D of Ramsey and Representative Skinner.. county, U1m.... efficient; showin" New all Benton 254 384 742 in most 899 delicate, but respects ending with 1876 $472,986.21 years was per Ri IR N. J. Jones.. results than could Tracv substantial Lucas, Democrats, i Big Stone 516 618; 409 the nominated 512 reasonably for five more for the ending with 1881 annum, years Republican ( Earth. The of the Blue full S E. M. JD Pope.. administration members Mankato expected from the Bine Earth 1 2,539 2,677 2,6471 2,535 caucus have been E. Champlin T. of Blue Earth. Representative $473,878.58 and for the five ending with years held RET D Legislature Ch’mplin inasmuch of Minnesota Garden City. necessarily imperfect, the Brown | 916 1,303 1,418 980 laws was of as $448,617.97. This in view 1886 of the Rogers seconded Mr. Merriam’s enormously 10 R W. Crystal R R. Jones. early noted Lake experimental. An 6th. Carlton | 553 largely the A 502 600 549 they evening of the capitol the 1 at were valuation increased assessed of the on state The nomination. 71 for Merriam, vote I R Lake..R for’ C. Bennett.. ! regulation railroad was Eagle “the of Carver 792 1,940 935 1,793 defect law the Senator in attendance. tn would further show largely diminished crowd rate of large a very was Green. j I R Champlin. against 30 for C. R the vested in M. Ambov limited Cass । 103 2131 104 companies" 214 the power was taxation. The averaged for the first period the rate called Olmsted M. J. Daniels of Waseca..... j j S IR W. embarrassment, G. Ward. Waseca j 7141 This often proved Mr. the chair 11 11 Chippewa 679 543 500 Merriam took and spoke commission. an mills named 3 28-100 and for was per annum “As saying: order to * R Jr D largely M. Ryan. JNewßichUnd the board obviated Chisago sagacity of caucus 1.389 503 1,487 404 but the words. This been! only few last 46-100 mills. the 1 showing has a J 1 Steele S the R “advise.” “request,” believing in Crandall 1,1001 Republican, CS Owatonna... Clay They could 12 12 791 effect. caucus 902 l,2Ui the a made possible by largely mainly augmented The hour house then for balloted and an I R R exceptional promulgate G.W. Buffam Owatonna... 6 Cook 13 6 13 and I proud to cases system, in many the other ot state from especially see so am revenues sources, chose the following officers: 4 ] Dodge S R “order” the railrcad |E. N. Dodge. Dodge Center 698; 165 to 13 13 Cottonwood.. 193 728 theii judgment an Clay in Comstock of receipts insurance G. from railroad and here.” Senator S. companies. For I R;G. chief clerk, John R. Howard; first R rule, B. Arnold compliance, Kasson 664 but Crow* 908 957| companies, Wing 708 as a The have funds been increased trust and the chairman of made caucus, f Olmsted was S R the voluntary IM. J. Daniels. . 2,148 only by 1,441) assistant clerk, F. L. Warner; Rochester. could obtained second Dakota 1,355 2,208 lie $9,601,637.14 $6,278,911.72 from in 1881 iu assistant to ... G. B. .. and Representatives S. G. Iverson R . 111 |D soul .'R corporations Morri themselves. A Rochester. 677 the 1,307 7121 1,334! action of Dodge R. clerk, C. Carpenter; engrossing 1886. These additions the proceeds the of are showed • RiDD roll call IR congratulation Arnold secretaries. The T’m'kinsi for Byron 1.280 513 therefore 789 1,553 It is Douglas cause sale of land and pine belonging thq stumpage to clerk, J. Morrison; enrolling clerk, G. F. I R'j. R realized in the W. Flaters Grove Ple’s’t 1,771! has been —ninety-three Faribault 1,762 825 816 chat much way ninety-four members present so $142,806.11 several funds, which has except Fuller; assistant enrolling O. clerk, 8. | Winona |T. S D has been outlined, T. Haden. Winona of relief. Briefly there 2,768 1,884 2,832) 1,832 Fillmore secured Lehman been realized profit the sale and exchange Republicans Democrat, and .... on as one Morse (unanimously R|M. Travickv. elected); iD the of the sergeant-atarms, through Wlnoua 1.949! under this 1,162 922 law. Freeborn 1.694 agency of securities held by these funds. Recent that investment, announced When chair had the 4,0011 R !D 1.811! with the IW Sherw’diWinona market H 1,707 and W. F. Gray; 3.904 comm.ssion, free assistant 15 Good sergeant-atarms, hue open a of these funds have been in the bonds Finseth, nominations in order Senator Duane...lUtica < for grain R ID .’ shipment W. 298] right unrestricted were 6891 804; 204 f Grant on F. G. Potter; W. chaplain, Rev. H. the State of Tennessee which have largely of increased Charles..lD McMillan original R the who the H. C. Parrott St. 14,230 railway in Hennepin 14.177 14.573 14,476 line man, of state save one: a was every in value since their purchase, and it' sold Harrington. 1,203 i 1,607| all the roads of R T. ID Slaven.... Winona 1,186 mater!;*! reduction rates read: 1,592 Houston the letter be on following to sent price last the which the purchase at at up was The following candidates, who Lyon grain, live of were nominated R Nobles.... IK transportation j. Marshall charg.-d the 105 129, 126 108 for Hubbard made further profit of $191,810 would be Finseth a realized. K. 6—Hou. St. Paul, Jan. A. lb IR Lincoln by Democrats the at their general farm products, Rj. Hanson.... Renton 165 wood and Lake 937 229 1,001 stock, lumber, K Isanti caucus, Y. 31! My Medicines |R —My Dear Senator: million name Ole Lande... Vinland 175 Ihe 26 178, received the Itaska amounting aggregate to overone party vote: m in line As the of public reform and an agenev Nicollet all S of iG. S.lves.... St. JR reduction Peter... 1,001 307 dollars general mentioned 17 Jackson 9361 352 been having j candidate annum; a Chief T. Tripp; a ver clerk J. retrenchment public the first assistant, J. as in state board expenses R Swenson.. Sweden R of three S. New maximum charge 237 90 270 55 tariffs United Kanabec the to a re-election to passeug r for corrections and charities ot organized id J. O’Brien; second assistant, C. C. Locke; was j Sibley JD S of the T. Welch.... virtual abolition Henderson. 172 18 2,051 .mile, and Kandiyohi 1,722 557 cents a per Its for 1885. efficiency in this service has been thank I desire to States senate, you engrossing clerk, L. A. Norniandin; enrolling I RIS. of Beatty. Arlington....,D by elimination its B. , 326 odious transit Kittson 494 374 554 system, an shown in the improved methods adopted, request and beg to earnest support, Le Sueur... _ SIJ C.. 1,279! J. clerk, G. Sheehy; CU Ch’pm’n Sueur R features. sergeant at your Le burdensome . Q ( 1,424 455 objectionable and Lac Parle 599 qui arms, through its instrumentality in ot the many senators Republican of RIE. 2251 through the the reached at Shave.... R Elysian 46 These results been J. Boland; 227 have assistant, H. Fellgate; Lake 47 chaplain; caucus you, the in administration counties of the of state, efforts to-night, to R D of ( C.E. Lehman Montgomery prolonged be held I 2,271 representatives 1,257 2,409 1.372: patient, persistent and often and to Le Sueur S. G. Smith. local institutions their and the decrease in cost Rice s exhaustive investigation G. W. Wood. Faribault.... R ' 5881 ! involving f 639 207 the commission, consideration Lincoln 254 an from the maintaining charitable withdraw their and penal at dependents. Nothing of importance transacted. my name more was ortation RA. Keyes. Faribault.... railway D. R subject of transi 1,109 1,1361 310 of the Lvon 332 The board have also instituted Yours body. truly, ol that nn a detail, R HA Swartw’t P. 0... R in its phases and remotest Dean its 1,619 1,573 to McLeod. 892 934, many aniform accounting, system of under which all McMillan. J. S. of R Northfield... bv comparison its J JAlexander D illustration and elaborate 470 911 1,043; Marshall 554 expenditures institutions state spread at our are companies different R N. Powers. Morristown.. D between the L relative gaining 952 495 980 468 then Martin cost M. J. Daniels, as Senator before the public in intelligible form. Senate.—Senator introduced Goodrich an Goodhue... The facts conditions. S K FinsethiKenyon R diverse A. and under vir.ed Meeker 1,377 1,316 1.508 1.194 for The change K. Davis from biennial elections Hon. C. annual to nominated the floor, the first bill session—Senate File of the fortified the commission RO. K. Naseth ... R developed research Aspelund by this Mille Lacs 2 203 267 182 44 made 1883. As in the interest of in was a measure U nited States senator. No. 1, comprising sections and 5, 1,2, 3, nands the RO. Nordvold. Will'w R in the of its White presentation n 1,324 upi 835; 1,340 853 e Morrison < public and reform this change be must economy this with shouts at The hall Goodhue... Wing.... unexpected which S Nelson D nies, secured concessions chapter 16, relative sale of liquors. Peter Red and otherwise to the 22 1,848 124 rang 1,799 1,284 Mower. comp, regarded salutary most as a one. knew possible obtain. few R J.G.Anders’n R hardly been to affairs, Vasa would have in 870 380 turn 836 422 it Murray Senator Goodrich’s bill provides that the very The as complete sanitary present organization of Wabasha commission the 8 In has R but H.Burkhardt Wabasha instance 1,164 1,166, 1,092 been written. Nicollet 1,108 one had the its that the letter and effective state, for the licenses minimum in county, .. measures proteotion any demands. enforce its RS. City... D had courts M. Emery*. Lake resort the to , 765. 492 to 23 503 to Nobles 758 public health, result of together with its ample called the The being for, was vote than town village of less 10,- decided or lower has .... D this the court R M.H. Quigley Wabasha and in 5341 8811 492 case Norman 716 provision for the and of management control follows: 000 inhabitants should be §SOO, The is as law. of the R H.H.D’ckm’n D in favor now Millville cause 2,194 1.880 Olmsted 2,109 1,952: diseases animals, mainly the results among are Buckman, Davis—Senators Brown, For ’ Washingt’n coprt. and in cities and of 10,000 and pending in the towns S E.W. Durant D Stillwater... supreme 2.922 3,440 1,386 Tail 1,927 of the legislation over Otter of 1885, supplemented by the policy inaugurated Compton, fairly Burkhardt,Chapman,Chirk, Clough, Minnesota has R F. Dornfeldt D a Marine 429 now the §I,OOO. The 24 354 minimum shall be bill 303 469 Pi vigorous and efficient action the board of of state tie Edwards. R R.M.And’rs’n D supervision control and of Dodge, Marine respecting state Day, 643 311 Comstock, Daniels, 604 349 health. No better Pipe Stone state is equipped than does fix the maximum license, not but now which, sufficiently C. P. Gregory Stillwater... D railroad companies, if R 2,625 , 2,712 1.921 2,019 deal with emergencies growing Polk to Goodrich, Hall, Halvorson, out Finseth, our own with leaves the option the local authorities. Dakota . D wisely and firmly administered, F. Aiken strengthened and S D. Farmington. 1.086 1.222! 260 of epidemics infectious diseases. Pope 388 or Johnson, Johnson,T. ... Hixson, Hoard, Ives, M. It simply makes prohibition _O Kummin.. . .ID lead, I believe, such successful possible Vermillion will and RJ. to 7,05911,023 6,830 11,699 As public chartlty K Ramsey and of great a an agency Wallmark, Shields,Swenson,Thacker, Lende, by giving local the authorities adjustment the relations that should obtain I. Donnelly.. Nlninger. R j 376 just of R 8511 401 872 moral reform the school dependent Redwood for state and ... (by Wood, Scheffer Ward, Ramsey.... .. IR between these corporations and the public Scheffer Paul to make licenses proxy A. St. high s 1,009 Renville 1,393 1,095 1,484 neglected children, recently Owatonna, ooend at power so J 2,3571 independent N. Newell Paul ID is possible under and Representatives R Ward). 26 St. separate 2.204 2,546 2,380 will command place of Senator Rice alongside the worthy that dealers as cannot afford most to it. a pay ... JR The problem however, J.G.Elmqui'l Paul... §SB! stale action. cannot, R St. 243 8391 267 institutions the Its Rock of work iu reclaiming Baker, state. Arnold, A. Anderson, J. Arunton, Senator Goodrich offered resolution a W.R.Merri’miSt. solution entirely satisfactory until R reach the Paul R 2,858 3,066 1,652 from the Louis 1,849 a contaminating influences of ignorance St. Brown, Buffum, Bjorge, Barker, Bennett, that five members the of be senate ’ . Ist. Ramsey.... shall supplement appointed R. Smith Paul ID general A. S government state 545 1,995 and vice these will 513 2,036 action innocent dependents Scott Costello, Jr., Colby, Comstock, Bunge, whom all bills to relating to the policy federal which E. G. Rogers St. Paul |R bv the adoption of R be felt 679 739 499 future Sherburne 544 a in in saving the citizenship to years __ for and cries (howls of applause determination of Donnelly, N. Warren;St. Paul |R shall have in view the sale the restraining the sale G. of of intoxicating R 985! 867) 1,596 1,460 questions of Sibley thousands who might otherwise state or our RlE.A.H’nd’k’nlMerriam D The Elmquist, Pk. relating interstate Dunne, 3,778 to speech him), 1,361 3,869 1,452 commerce. contribute swell from Stearns to the population cf her penal liquors be referred. The vote a on ( Cullen |D public of with marked O. St. Paul sentiment the country, RiO. 1,339 1,396. 1,244 1,290 institutions. Steele Flathers; Estes, Evenson, Ellingson, this almost unanimous in the was negative. legislation ( Hennepin.. ID. unanimity, is demanding Clough Minneap’slß of M. E. 558 461 589 , 431 In 1881 congress the state militia represented by s Stevens Hanson, was a Flynn, Freeman, Green, Halvorson, Senator Edwards moved the to refer | 951! Auoka. F.Comst’k R 84>l this end. It remains be how long adverse to E. Minneapolis. to 890 784 few independent R seen companies, neglected Swift scattered, Hurd, Howard, HuttlestaJt, Hoppin, 8 bill to the committee when Isanti J.V’nd’rv’lde R influences shall its Anoka 9211 823 postpone ^ enactment. proper • R 849 8941 and appointed, poorly poorly Todd organized and equipped. Johnsmed, Pratt.. I iR I : John-mn, RiE. The Iverson. Johnson, commissioners recommend such amendments Bethel but his motion E. 496 not 440 649 588 From that nucleus has been developed Traverse as was seconded our present .. 'R Knox, Barker. Cambridge and in the law their experience RH. F. changes R. Keyes, 1.435 2,181 Jones, J. N.Jones, William 2.226 1,474 effective Wabasha as organization national the president of guards, announced that it as Hennepin. . have suggested R and investigations gIL. S<»venson. Minneapolis. 921 996 981 944 are Low, Wadena well disciplined and reliable body D., compact, ot Lee, Lehman, Knis, Latham, would lie the a table for the’present. upon effective. I bespeak B'm’n’g’t’n F R make it S. Elingson.. 1,386 to 938 1,442) 1,142 R necessary more citizen soldiers, Waseca in numbers, proportion to Morrison, as Miller, Merriam, Lum, Mattson, Senator Goodrich introduced bill to and I a for Minneapolis. R them hearty indorsement, C. H. Pettit.. 2,015 2,111 2,131 R 2,230, your earnestly Union Washington state of the show. any can Pratt, 0Q Nordvold, Potter, Naeseth, Nobles, amend the law relating the destruction to R invoke early action respecting the Shuler. Minneapolis. B. P. 266 ”21 313 758) Th R your immunity from taxation the lands held Watonwan of * Shave, Rogers, Sevatson, Reese, additional contemplated the Prosser, Minneapolis. R legislation in drafts of criminal The property. bill simply increases A Miller 446 380 R 407 414 by Wilkin railroad corporations has for worked years RIJ. laws consideration. Tompkins, R of submit Howard Minneapolis. for Swartwondt, Swenson C. ; 3.796 they 2,378 2.448 3,845 your hardship injustice the penalties provided. Shuler, Winona and to settlers in The gross now ( Clearly, commissioners should in the RIJ. R view, Minneapolis. A. Aernson 2,526 2,102 Watlan. 2,393 2.231 my sparsely populated the Wilson, Wright sections of aud Walstrom, state, Warren, Tousley, third bill introduced also by Senator was be the revise and amend tariffs Hennepin. . D authorized of J. C. Oswald. Minneapolis. to 1,174 185 g Yellow Medicine 1.027 324 constituted grievance magnitude. Relief of great Cole- a E. For Gordon Goodrich. The Total, 93. bill provides charged as the railroad companies respecting punishment D B. Cloutier.. Minneapolis. rates R in has been afforded in this great measure Crandall. Total 1. Qn S. C. 30 for carnally knowing and Senator abusing for transportation freight and If of r;W. McArdle. Minneapolis. D 97,028 passengers. 107,064 114,038 K 104.464 regard by the result Totals of the recent prosecutions “My Crandall said: shall Senator complaint, otherwise, it female child In voting to under thirteen Gross.... Minneapolis. D the different appear of M. for the upon or by the general The count attorney against five the any R result of years or corporations. the commission, after careful investigation, that unavailing.” is H. Lucas. Minneapolis. D unsolicited it RT. is which pieces the lands held by imprisonment for life, and vote thesaine follows: four for expressed offices is as age as as “unequal, unjust such in respect rates Scott Jordan D M. Nachbar.. any them j are of the lists. 31 tax chair s deafening the upon offence against female The applause between twelve was as any GOVERNOR. unreasonable,” be authorized it should to I D Credit River. require The R. J Fairey. or law of 1885 prohibiting the manufacture R Davis. Mr. and the nomination of 8,966 imprisonment announced twenty 107.064Chi1d of McGill not years shall make compel changes and such Carver AG.And’r's'n Carver D as and ( sale of adulterated dairy products has had s 37 Davis’ Scattering. moved that Mr. „„ 104,464 less Finseth than not Senator Ames than twenty reasonable and just. There be equal, them one nor D more Norwood can G. Teubert.. the effect to stimulate in marked degree r k a an 2,600 .... McGill’s plurality the and this regulation The made unanimous, ground objection law nomination be good of to provides life imprisonment ( D Watertown.. B. F. Light.. no important industry the of which had years. present R state, begun GOVERNOR. LIEUTENANT themselves. Indeed, companies the part of the R Wright Buffalo making that motion given to ( A. Y. Eaton.. upon by languish of the importation for offence against honor of 8 to of female was reason an a Pinkham....9,271 114.0381 J. P. E. Rice A. wish it established, should they rather to R Monticello... see 33J Sherburne.. RH. Kries fraudulent imitations and substitutes, with Cole. child Crandall, had voted for under ten of who Senator years 38 age. 97.028iScattering Frank J would the of its enforcement I L’ke R I Howard RF.E atham as process which honest products of the dairy the were byastanding made unanimous The 17,010 vote .Rice’s plurality ( was of their give such vindication opportunity Clear Lake.. R Jcr House.—The RE. F. Hurd.. brought into competition. joint convention of both in also offices and member for the other the vote, result of count public The the the rose equitable policy respecting every Litchfield... A Meeker S. Shields. Probably 344 SJ. as the important of most measures branches in the House reform, heard the messages, Mc- Minnesota the thanks of to facts in would follows: each warrant. tendering I Litchfield.. . R is RE. Evenson.. case far-reaching in all their influence future as more and the house reconvened when Donnelly 35j of The and fictitious capitalization D excessive Glencoe McLeod .SE. Child.. resolution. A. for the relief people than Millan by of the that any a STATE TREASURER. got the floor with the remark: .. the railway companies is I D Stewart of B’digh’m’r property a proper A. have been instituted those 8.991 in and R recent called Bierce Donnelly loudly for 113.744 C. are Mr. H. Mattson years, A. was We have It just listened subject legislative consideration is to two I . R for excellent Kandiyohi M. Johnson.. Atwater notoriously 95,2001 which constitute policy respecting 36 S 58 Scattering present L. Jaeger our rousing speech. made a practice of these companies, after I Lake Andr'w R the C. M. Reese.. I desire 18,544 the control railway state R and regulation of to introduce Mattson's plurality corporations. papers. now Senator Ward concluded Donnelly As the sale their bonds realizing of R from Dawson | Lac qui P’l RJ. H. Brown. money The legislation 1885 this subject. of three bills which in upon two spirit in or SECRETARY OF STATE. are „„ son!” lines, ‘All Imil the equip their to issue to returning sufficient build and called R out. Benson N. Johnson to Swift A. and also supervision R that respecting state 9,003 P. J. Kuiss harmony with these 113,441 J. Bobleter messages. I . equal R stock Montevideo in addition greater amount, 18 H. E. Hoard. takes place Jan. to or sentorial election Chippewa., an warehousee The s ot and the inspection of grain, was 39 97,393!Scattering H. Poehler The bills passed the to speaker, who value whatever, rule but were Chisago City R representing the large O. Wallmark Chisago.. no hailed ( S .... a by people the as of the at state probably nominate will as The Democrats 16,048 Bobleter's plurality .. __ 38 by syndicate announced them, and gratuity the they D read N. Branch... appropriated and RH. Smith Kanabec.... dawn as a their deliverance monopolistic of from were k Davis did Gov- attend Michael Doran. not AUDITOR. STAT? of the To franchises ( the controlling company. exactions I disposed of follows: Pine and believe the oppressions. reasonable as B.SW H. Allen 113,7961 W. W. W. Braden.. the value, securities real issues of falsi caucus. ( . Brainerd .... .... give these Wing. L. E. Lunn R Crow expectations of the people have R not A bill regulate the to rate interest 84,919|Scattering §5 137 at Lundberg. C. A. by road earned the and paid be dividends must | Sauk C.B. B’ckm'n Rapids R been disappointed Benton.... in the result thus far reached S 28,877 §IOO unless Braden’s plurality otherwise „„ per per annum, 3J effect this is the practical of The thereon. Little Falls.. perpetration in C. Flynn.. R the -I Morrison... RJ. administration of this policy. new GENERAL. ATTORNEY provided for in writing, and that public. Rates of fraud the Lucky Escape for Him. of transportation | Long Prairie Recognizing no W. E. Lee... upon it corporation, A Todd R the a through which R as Hatch... 8.908 agency ....115.5121W. M. E. M. Clapp fixed enough realize shall be high to etc charge than §8 must their (. Lacs. ultimate Mille emancipation be worked more out. may 95,8811 56 Scattering , J. N. Ives these dividends sufficient to earnings Miss Angeline, allow they j Sauk Center. pay patiently “By the net await SIOO interest; Stearns.... Henry Kellar D such action hands at S way, your per per annum as 19,621 suppressing Clapp's plurality rule, if As I fixed charges met. after complaint Lake Henry. arc a shall fully make it aud completely M. Heisler... D effective R as and protecting purchasers of JUDGES. usury hand—” COURT SUPREME high that 40 that and to made rates possess your is are commodities that me I'orah end. to -I G.lnglebardt A R McKnight... J. 8.573 usurious commercial forbidding Chas.E.Vander- paper; trausportation, bear of will not cost C10ud.... St. D.H.Freem’n R CONCLUSION. sudden! I really—but R how “Why, 185,938|J. W. Cochran . 8,863 burgh compounded interest, Referred etc. to that it is charging only responds the In North Fers.. surrendering committee company the high with which I I, RIK Halverson R trust E. Shannon. Mitche11...195,510)C. 8,927 Wm. fair income its banking. pa’s office.” call what is to have at upon been then iG.W.Thack'r Glenwood.... earn a long honored. I desire R necessary to to on Pope so can I S express ou \ Scattering 193,945 58 D. Dickinson. A. its and, perlmps. refers to 41 sworn associates Amending investment, in the administration article 4 of the R|M. Wallan. Glenwood.... R my ot constitution Douglas.... A. my sense -< mistake, altogether. merely COURT CLERK. I SUPREME “Yon commissioners of the board made to obligation statements lor the cordiality with which heir RH. H. Wilson. Alexandria .. R t by the addition of cooperation section 35 it, relating to 113.197|C. A. Fosnes... 9,002 a Jones J. D. winch always such investment, of the to amount has been Gracevllle... rendered in A.Costello. R R as support. hand Rig Stone.. for R ever my wanted to the freedom 93.713|Scattering to markets. possess 126 of It is your moment, O'Leary made a T. securities. of such overissue ] includes Ability, integrity Herman and conscientious regard D.W. Hixson R tor Grant S a 42 19,484 plurality Jones’ criminal conspiracy for corporation, elaboration could a until I make study This require of practice dees to any not expose the public interests have especially characterized a Stevens the amendment article 8 for The to vote .... but interfere character, etc., to with and dishonest restrain the oppressive the of its management each ot their several departments. or Traverse.... I palmistry.” constitution stood: 131,533; of the yes The uo remedy. drafts it loudlv calls tor acts for Trusting markets, IJ. Falls.' that to enjoy monopoly Compton.. Fergus R a of Otter Tail.. S my successor mav or secure a or 17,914. prohibit commissioners, propoposed by 43 Citv..lß the to advantage the ot that consideration Frazee and have RIH. Plowman. decrease deceived me.’ support the value of products, "You and be -< to —you —you district eight judges “issuing fraudulent, and part-paid Of the court six false, the of bis associates from and the public RjH. Underwood.. were which P. Rjorge. R have punished the the crime of robbery. same as fair ”In shrieked the girl, and there iabroad unpaid shares stock returned without of of the been accorded during opposition. Seventh companies,” official young Breckinridge Mattson.. R or Wilkin RE. me my experience, This amendment to be voted at t he next .. “regulate proceedings of and the I 44 conclude the on to duties devolving with Moorhead... district Judge Baxter J. I‘. S.G.Comst'k. U defeated Ciav S upon me slaming sudden of the frontdoor. -j judiciAy general Referred was election. a their railroad companies desiring hope to to that increase earnest the richest heaven’s of an Becker. 2,960 Eleventh committee. and Williams the by votes, in ck,” pub will the against capital sti protect ic blessings be vouchsafed the future had escaped.— Crookston... R a of gB. Sampson.. may Another Polk Mills our young man Judge Stearns B. district defeated Ira the evil. The of evident remedy, growth beloved commonwealth. as regards A bill to tax railroad Kittson.... companies. Branch follows: 111 The judges elected by votes. as are Hartford Post. .. existing corporations, is adjustment 40 an Marshall.... lines be to taxed earnings, and on gross and dividends the basis their of levenues R upon Ada RA. H. Baker.. Norman not to their lines for operation without open ... liberal estimate and of the Third fair actual district, Charles N. Start. of cost a . Beltrami... the consent of the state railroad their properties. Purchase. of satisfactory value Fourth district. J. P. Rea. A commission, or Carlton Bad lor the Bailiffs. into the fundamental incorporation Fifth The law Referred _ district, Thomas of etc. the D S. Buckham. to committee Duluth Louis... S A.J.W'item’n St. afraid will think I Wife—l’m Dublin, Jan. 4.—While number of bailiffs you am amendment of a Sixth the asserting the full district, M. J. Severance. stare au railroads. Wadena.... on the state endeavoring control effect Seventh of to is to district, L. L. as certiorate Baxter. power dear, but I a were eviction bought Cook. an These extravagant, 46 at the first three bills introduced my a are recommendation of the commissioners Tenth in which district, J. L. Farmer. Achill yesterday they Lake attacked with were into the house, and each works (if passed) and paid forty dollars Though to-day cordially this principle Rubens Eleventh I is P. concur. district, O. Stearns. Itaska by people. stones the The attempt had to changes. They great in is accord by the it wholly sustained not admitted Thirteenth courts many Perkins. district, A. D. are Aitkin be Several for given it. arrests made. up. were As corporations. by the authority with the line _ R of policy adopted by the an farmers Aitkin coming J. Knox... Cass RD. After the eviction of tenant Athenry, in the constitution it would a command R from (excited)— Only forty dollars! Stewart acquiescence. for the class legislative work Husband Ha 11.... of be Renville.... BP. to S. 47 .... neighbors maltreated bailiffs the and the Heart R Sacred made D.F.Walst'm have R goods, them. Hurry performed this winter by & Wauke, dry couldn’t have pleased of the board under the law for landlord* Why, labors the The you Rochester. of D. Stern assignment to an warehouses and the inspection regulation of Rome. of Jan. 4.—’tis stated that the it is BECAPTTULATION. pope But Senate.—The sure railroad you a genuine commissioners me are more. Roches resulted in the inauguration of got have from grain taken Dr. Joseph Wein a system recently archbishops the of Dublin wrote Repre- was and Sen- the recommendations in and weighing which regard state inspection has to amendments of Sheriff Rubens? of custody Cork sentatives. Stillwater in instructing them not ter to to support the ators. satisfactorily. The grades worked established moat the railroad laws to before the legislature make his home Nationalists’ 31 will but Republicans Richardson, and rent movement, injunction the milliner said the Wife—That’s what rules board for adopted by the the and intheshape of five bills introduced 13 34 has Democrats been disregarded. there for eight effect years. grain have had the handling of to remove by who 1 1 Be-'-*''- Goodrich. Thebillsembodvn.il sold it to Farmers’ Alliance. me.