St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-25

lators few more days in which to introduce
bills. Had the resolution been concurred in
to-day would have been the last one for the
introduction of bills.
Chairman Furlong, of the judiciary co m
m1ttee. is putting in an extraordinary amount
of work Just now. About three uu arters of
the ollls introduced are sent before this com
mlttee ana all of them must be passed upOn
with care and keen discrimination, having
III view the enormous interests involved. IL
speaks much for the ability with which this
committee has been presided over that, up
10 the present, not Il single word of com
paint has been heard from the members
respecting any dilatorneSs on its part Mr.
Furlong may not be a lawyer, but he has
demonstrated himself to be posses sed with
ABILITY ana force of character sufficient to
surmount almost insuperable difficulties.
There were Ill house flies and IS senate
flies on general orders yesterday.
No one can charge the members of the
present house of representatives with I'M
necessarily wasting time by windy speeches
and frivolous objections. Despite the hard
Tork put in by representatives vast amount
OF bills remain to be passed upon. and it is
questionable whether every one will receive
attention before the adjournment
The house at q o clock adjourned anti 9 80
o clock this morning
House Bills Introduced.
II. F. zoos, by Mr.. Keyes-A bill to amend
the General Laws of 1878, relating 10 the
state library. Library committee.
= Il f. 1909, by Mr.. Berning-A bill to amend
the General Statutes (Kelly's edItion), relat-
ing to per diem and mileage" of county
commissioners by adding proviso thereto
relating to Wright county. Judiciary.
H. +. 1910, by Mr. Bull-A bill to make GER
tam villages in Wright county separate cleo
ton districts. Local bills
ii. +. 10ll, by MIR. Coburn-A bill to detach
certain territory i'll School District No. Is in
Murray county. LEGAL bills
H. r. l0l2, Dy Mr.. Booren-A bill 10 fix the
time OF meeting of the board of county COM
missioners of Washington county, and to
further define and extend the powers and
duties OF said as 10 clerk hire. Washington
county delegation.
ii: f. 10l4, by Ramsey County Delegation
A bill to iegalize the acts of the county COM
miSsloners OF Ramsey county. Local bills.
Il +. 1914, by Ramsey County Delegation
A bll! to organize the health department of
the city of st. Paul. ana to repeal the present
law. Ramsey county delegation.
H. f. l9l5, by Mr.. Stone-A bill to ratify a
certain lease made by the state agricultural
society Placed on the calender.
u. Z. 1915 by Mr.. Setterlund-A bill to de
tach territory from school district ~, i'll
traverse county, and attach the same to dis
trict Is. Local bills.
II. F. 1917, by Mr.. Booren-A bill relating
to the terms of Office of the Saltwater city
school district. Washington county delega-
ton.
H. f. 1918, by Mr.. LynE-A bill to amend
chapter g, General Laws of 1899, relating to
interest on money and usury. Banks and
banking
II. F. 1919, by Mr.. Tripp-A bill to amend
the Special Laws of 1889, entitled AN act to
consolidate and amend the several acts re-
iallng to the municipal court of the city of
Minneapolis Passed under suspension of
the rules.
II. +. 1929, BY Mr.. Hemstead--A bill to reg
nlate the practice of midwifery. Judiciary
IL; f. 1921, by Mr.. Keyes-A bill prohibiting
the letting of prison labor. the rental of
shops and grounds at the state prison at Still
water. and 10 remove the contractors OF the
expiration of their contract. State prison
and reformatory
H. F. 1922, by Mr.. knudson--A bill to
amend the General Laws OF 1855 relating TO
the amount of toll 10 be taken by custom
grist mills Agriculture
IL. F. 1923, by Mr.. P. L. Thompson-A bill
to amend the act of 1889 incorporating the
city OF GAINESVILLE. Local bills.
I'll. f. 1924 by Mr.. Hemstead-A bill to
amend the General Laws of 1878, relating to
the solemnization of marriages. Local bills.
H. f. 1925, by Mr.. j. X. Nelson-A bill to
amend section 1852 of the penal code. relating
TO the using of false weights. Judiciary.