St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-06

pupuc prostitute any false or defamatory
words or language, which Injuries or impairs
the character of such female for virtue or
chastity, and which exposes such female to
hatred. contempt or ridicule. is guilty of q
mlSdemeanor
Points About Bills.
Mr. Stone is the author of bill to make it
unlawful for any person knowingly to enter
or cause to be entered. any horse for compe
tition. The name of any horse, once entered
for the purpose of competition, shall not be
changed. a violation of the provisions of
the bill renders the violator to imprisonment
TOR not less than one year and not more than
three years.
Mr.. Long introduced another eight-hour
day bill. which provides that ION aud after
May |, 1890. eight hours shall constitute a
day work on all state, county and NUM-
cipal work.
Mr. Thompson, A, proposes to increase
the amount of exemption of personal prop
erty tax from 500 to $500.
The state library committee will gladden.
the heart of Prof. Williams by their action
to appropriate money for the following pur-
poses: For constructing gallery to afford
additional shelf room. 800; to improve the
facilities tor artificial lighting, $500; binding
books, $500.
Mr.. Lomen comes again to the front with
an anti-lignite coal bill. The measure pro-
hlblts railroads TO use Ignite coal in locomo-
yves within twenty miles of cities of So,
600 Inhabitants.
Mr. Penney's bill, creating a school for
mines at the university, also appropriates
$1,000 to establish the school and $500 year
10 conduct it,
Mr.. Stevens bill relating to the health de-
partment of st. Paul provides that the as
sistant health commissioner. who must be
competent chemist to attend the health
office daily, except SUNDAY, to make the
chemical analysis.
Mr.. Kendall proposes to amend the general
law fixing a fee to be paid for the filing of
articles OF incorporation with the secretary
OF state, providing that the act does not ap-
ply 10 any railroad corporation.
House Bills Introduced
By Mr.. Stiyers, H. F. 6S5-To regulate the
legislation.
BY Mr.. Hemstead, H. F. 6S5-To prevent
the destruction of fish in the waters of Crow
Wing and Cass counties. Local bills.
by Nr. Kendall, ii. +. 6S7-To amend the
law requiring the payment of fees into the
state treasury by corporations upon filing
articles OF ASSOCIATION. Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Long, II. F. 6SS-To establish the
number OF hours TO constitute days work
on state, county and municipal work. Labor
and legislation.
By Mr.. Anderson CA j.. H.<F. 97-To
amend the law relating TO the assessment
and collection of taxes Taxes.
Mr. Turrell, II. F. 6S9-To appropriate s., 900
10 build bridge across the Minnesota river
between the counties of Renville and Red
wood Appropriations.
H.. +.
Making special appropriation for increas-
ing the shelf room and for lighting the state
library and for binding books. Appropria-
tons.
By Mr.. Cole (E }. H. F. 691--To amend the
general laws relative TO attorneys fees for
foreclosure of mortgages. Judiciary.
By Mr.. Darelius. III. F. 692-To amend the
General Laws relating TO lien of attorneys.
Judiciary.
By Mr.. Stone, II. F. 693-To encourage the
breeding and improvement of trotting and
pacing horses. Agriculture.
By Mr.. Kendall. II. f. Officiating to the
records i'll the offices of the registers of deeds
Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Wilson, II. f. 695-To appropriate
Sl,5O0 TO MD in building bridge across the
Yellow Medicine river in Yellow Medicine
county. Appropriations.
BY Mr.. Anderson, A. j., Ii. +. 696-TO en-
power the commissioners of Chisago county
to reimburse n. P. Johnson for moneys paid
out by him 10 Peter Nelson, who was injured
in the woods in 1885, and had no means of
caring for himself. Local bills.
By Mr.. Bowen, H. +. 69S-To amend the
act providing for the collection of vital sta
tistics. Judiciary
By Mr.. Lomen, II. f. 6oO-To prohibit the
use of Ignite coal on locomotive engines in
certain places. Railroads.
BY Mr. Bowman, Il. +. 100-To amend the
general laws relating TO registers of deeds.
Local bills.
BY Mr.. Walsh. NJ. H. f. 7O1-To establish a
special school district i'll township III north
of range % west in Hennepin county Hen
nepin delegation.
BY Mr.. MCGUIRE, H. F. 7O2-To extend the
corporate limits of the village of RaWson,
Lac Qui Parle county. Local bills.
By Mr.. Peterson, II. F. 703-To authorize
the villages of Sacred Heart and Renville in
Renville county to grant a rebate of S125 TO
persons who took out licenses to sell intoxi-
eating liquors July 1880. Local bills
By Mr.. Ongstad. IL. F. 704-To appropriate
5000 for the rebuilding OF bridge in Otter
Tail county; Appropriations.
By Mr.. Penney, II. f. 705-To establish
school of mines in the university
By Mr.. Penney, II. +. 1910 amend the
General Laws relating to service of summons
in justices courts. Judiciary.
BY State Prison and State Reformatorv
Committee. II. F. 1910 appropriate ST 200
for the payment of additional salary TO AL
bert Garvin for services as principal keeper
OF the Teformatory at st. Cloud. Appropria-
tons
BY Mr. Caswell. H. F. 70S-To appropriate
$500 to aid in building bridge in the village
tiAs
BY Mr. Sinclair H. F. 7O9-To appropriate
$1,000 to build bridge and improve a road
leading thereto, in the town of Homer. APP
preparations.
BY Mr.. Cross. H. F. 710-To appropriate
S150.000 to aid in the erection and completion
of the state reform school. Reform school.
By Mr.. Greer, H. r. Tito appropriate
$4,000 for the completion of the geological
survey Appropriations.
BY Mr.. stevens, II. f. 12-To reorganize
the health department of st. Paul. Ramsey
delegation.
By Mr. Barrett. II. F. 7I3-To encourage the
breeding and improvement of trotting and
pacing horses. Tor the prevention and pun
ishment of fraudulent entries and practices
in contests of speed. Agriculture
BY Mr.. Bailey, H. +. 7I4-Providiug for the
city of St Paul to reconyey all lands acquired
by deed otherwise for street Or Ievee in the
Sixth ward. Ramsey delegation
BY Mr.. MoOre-s II. +. 715-1o provide free
text books for the common schools. Educa-
ton.
Dots.
Mr.. Cross was back in the house yesterday
He bears every trace of the six weeks illness
which he has undergone. and which at one
time assumed a very critical turn. He was
cordially greeted by his fellow members
Messrs. Ringwald and Lomen, of Ramsey.
presented petitions from local assemblies of
boot and shoe makers protesting against
convict labor which might interfere with
their industry.
The committee on soldiers home reported
the indefinite postponement of the bill to
prevent the trustees of the soldiers home
from receiving the pension money of the in
mates.
The prison managers have invited the leg
islature to visit the state prison and inspect
the binding Irvine mandatory.
A petition from st. Paul, signed by 5000
citizens, was presented against the passage of
the Currier bill. House File 6S.
Petitions are being received favorable to
the passage of House File 156, bill placing
county officers on a salary.
The house adjourned till 10 o'clock this
morning.