St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-03
Local Bills Passed.

s. F. S46-Providing for the relief of the
poor in Winona county.
5 + Ge-Vaidatiug the Incorporation of
the village OF Beaver Falls. Renville county.
:. F. 7+7-Amending charter Of city of
Hastings.
: T. 69S-Regulating salary OF treasurer OF
Dakota county.
5 F. 5s5-Authorizing Austin to issue
$500 water work bonds.
II. F. l0l3-Legalizing acts Of commission
erS OF Ramsey county.
The calendar came next, and, with lit
tie discussion, number of measures
were passed. One of the most import
ant Of these is a bill by Senator E. r.
Smith correcting the present drainage
laws. Another came from Carlton coun-
tvs senator, Mr.. Allen, and provides
for the organization of CaSs county.
The calendar bills passed follow:
General Bills Passed.
Sc. No 264 to amend law relating to
roads and bridges-Day.
5 F No 34S substitute for 6. F. No. g. to
provide Tor the revision of the statutes ana
general laws OF this state.
:. Z. No. 1856 providing for liens for livery
stables-keller
:. z, No PSI relating to drainage-Smith,
ER
). F. No. go regarding catching fish in
Minnesota river-DavIs.
;. F. 10. 07, relating to propagation of
trOUt-Hammer.
;. T. 10. 3S3, organizing Cass county
Allen.
5 F. No. BOG, protect the young fry-Ham-
mer.
The senate then went into committee
of the whole with Senator Geissel in
the chair and discussed and recommend
ed faYOrably no less than nineteen bills,
and during the balance Of the day
dozen more were partially considered
hA
morning was taken up with a discussion
of Senator j. ID. Smiths bill regulating
life. casualty, accident and endowment
Insurance companies. and at I2:30 a
recess was taken until O'clock.
The afternoon session was uneventful
enough to suit the most Deaceable The
only measure discussed to any extend
was Senator j. W. PeterSOn'S bill, Sen
ate File No. 393. relating to the manu-
facture and sale of baking powder,
sugar. syrup. vinegar. etc. To this was
added an amendment providing that all
baking powders must contain a state
menJ Of the various ingredients that en-
ter into their composition. In this
shape the bill was recommended to pass.
Shortly after s o'clock the committee
arose. ami. after listening to Gov. Mer-
Ram veto message on the Minneapolis
charter. adjourned for the day.
Recommended 10 Pass.
The following measures were consid-
cred Ill committee Of the whole and rec
commended to pass:
:. F. No. 359-Providlng for incorporation
life. casualty. accident and endowment in
surance misunderstanding, John Day
=. +. No 214-Relaung to taxation of lands
sold 10y railroads.-SeVatson.
$. F No 35l-Relating to sale of real es-
tate by executors. Erickson.
=. r. No. 36i-Amending Chapter l., Gen
eIal Laws OF 1s65.-Keister.
:. T. No. 409-Provide for organization of
school Decentralization.
=. +. No 3oS-AuthOrizings school houses to
be usec for public meetings under certain
ca >eS.-DOnnelly- Educational committee
reports without recommendation
=. r No 393-ielaung 10 manufacture and
sale OF baking powder, sugar, syrup, etc
Peterson. !. ".
:. T. No. Hs-Legalizing sheriff certificates
issued on mortgage foreclosure sales.-Smith.
John Day.
Sc No. 442-Relating to qualifications Of
grand jurOTS-Dean
:. F. No. 396-Relating to state normal
schoOls.-Barr
:. F. No. 426-Relatiug to the Minnesota
refOrmatory.-Mc
;. f. No. 430-To amend Chapter A Of the
General Laws Of lSSI.-Mavo
:. +. No. +S9-JOint resolution relating to
postal telegraph
=. +. No JS!i-Limiting the amount of lands
ana lSai Sslate tIldl may DC HeIQ. owned and
possessed by rporauoas-Donnelly
:. L. No. 3.S-Belating TO criminal con
sniracy. The penalty therefor ana the time
overwhelmingly
H. +. No. 1.2-Assessing and taxing tele-
graph and telephone lines.-Currier.
=. F.NO distributing to filing vacancies in
the board Of county commissioners.-Smith
John Day
S F. No. 467-Relating to the sale of imita-
ton buuer.-Leavitt.
Sc. No.351-Providing for the refundrnent
Of taxes enormously collected or paid.
). +. No. 2Sl-AuthOrizing reminding mon
eyS paid at tax sales on state school and
other lands.-Barr.