St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-31
come. Senator March introduced per-
hans the most impOrtant bill. and. COM

come. Senator March introduced per-
haps the most important bill. and, COM
ing as it does from Minneapolis man,
cannot but affect the farmers favOrably.
1t changes the present grain and ware
house laws so that farmers will be en-
abled to partake of all the benefits
gained by the improving of the grade of
wheat shipped into public elevators.
That is, if car of wheat is wet and is
graded No. 2, the farmer can run it to
all elevator and have it dried, and then
if the grade is bettered. profit by it.
The bills introduced were:
By Mr.. Lienau, Senate File No. 120-Pro-
viding for an increase in the state high
scnool board.
By Mr. Craig, Senate File No. 131-regulat-
ing salaries of building and loan associations.
By Mr.. Donnelly, Senate File No. 1872
Making employers liable for injuries sus-
tained by employees.
By Mr. Marsh, Senate File No. 133-Provid-
ing for inspectors to look after health Of en-
ployes.
By Mr.. Sevatson. Senate File No. 13-Tax-
ing express companies.
By Mr.. March, Senate File No. 135-To
regulate grain warehouses and the 1nspec-
ton, weighing and handling of grain at the
te<h&siai points, and defining the duties OF
she railroad and warehouse commission.
This bill is simply the present law with sew
ests of the farmer and shipper. 1t allows the
producer the privilege of taking advantage
of all, bettering its condition by depositing it
in public elevators. 1t Will prevent the mix
ing of grain.
By Mr.. Stevens, Senate File No. 136-Au-
thoriZing issuance of bonds tor improvement
of Lake Como.
BY Mr. Sevatson, Senate File No 137-Re-
imbursing NJ S. Clough for losses sustained
Ill Indian war of 1862.
Ru Mr. EilQ No 1iO-IOint
resolution providing for joint committee to
confer with similar committees from other
Western states to confer on the subject of in
terest. The senator from Dakota desired to
have the resolution passed at once, but by a
close vote 1t failed to go through and was re-
ferred to the committee of the whole.
By Mr.. Smith (John Day.. Senate File No.
143-Amending the law regulating the service
OF papers in cases before the supreme court.
BY Mr. Sanborn, Senate File No. IA
property upon the wife.
BY Mr.. Stockton. Senate File No. 145-Pro-
viding for publication or official proceedings
of legislature.
ing for fund out OF which shall be paid dam
ages committed by dogs. Agriculture.
By Mr.. Leavitt, Senate File No. 147, amend
ing the law relating TO the Office of public ex-
aminer. Banks and banking.
BY Mr.. Stockton, Senate File No. 14o, amend
ing tax laws. Judiciary.
BY Mr. Mcmillan, Senate File No. 149, ap-
propriating $780, for new building for
the State agricultural college and university
medcal school.
By j. D. Smith, Senate File No. 149, amend
ing the law relating to trust companies. Cor
porations.
By Mr.. Leavitt senate File.No. $50, amend
ing the law relating to county canvassing
boards. Elections.
By Mr.. Donnelly, Senate File No. 151,
anan6Dp boiler iDSnPctiOD law Mann
factures.
By Mr.. Dean, Senate File No. 152, amending
the law establishing the state railway COM
mission. Railroads.