St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-15

The introduction of bills came next,
the usual number of measures being
turned in. A list follows:
By Mr.. Peterson, S. D., S. f. No 90
Joint resolution for relief of John Penska /.
Claims.
BY Mr.. Bell, S. F. No. 2sO-Amending the
act regulating the practice of pharmacy.
Judiciary.
By Mr. Barr, s. r. No. 2S1-Authorzing the
refundlng of taxes on school lands in certain
cases. Public lands.
BY Mr. Dean, S. f. No. 2S2-Providing for
classification of steam boilers. Steam boilers.
By Mr. Sanborn S. f. No. 2S3-Appropri-
ating 1891. AZ to reimburse Hon. j. n. Searles
for expenses i'll contest with Hon. j. S.
OBrien. Claims.
By Mr. Sanborn, S. T. No. 2S4-Amending
the probate code. Judiciary.
BY Mr. McHale, s. f. No. 2S5-Amending
the act incorporating the borough of Belle
Piaine Special legislation.
BY Mr. Probstfield, $. f. No. 2S6-ProvidIng
for an additional judge of the Fourteenth
By Mr. Erickson. S. F. No. 2s7-Appropriat-
ing money for a bridge in Yellow Medicine
county. Special legislation.
BY Mr. Stressguth. S. f. No. 2SS-AuthCr-
ling the village OF Winthrop to issue bonds
for water works. Special Legislation.
The calendar was taken up next. and
with little discussion the following bills
were passed:
5. F. No. 117-Authorizing county commits
sioners to aid i'll constructing roads and
bridges.-Brown.
S. F. No. 126-Relating to streets and roads.
-Tawney.
S. F. No. 140-Relating to town insurance
companies.-La Due.
S. +. No 15S-Amending section 3O3, chap
ter 46, General Laws 1889, of the probate
code.-Stevens.
S. +. No. f44-Amending sections % and
"A, title l, chapter ~, General Laws of 1878,
relating to divorce.-Sanborn.
F. No. Exchanging the boun Diary lines
of a school district in Wabasha county.
II. f. No. 49-Furnishing seed grain to
farmers.
General orders came next, and the
senate resolved itself into committee of
the whole, Senator Hompe being called
to the chair. On the following bills
progress was reported, and leave to sit
again asked:
5. f. No. Officiating to the acquiring of
rights, privileges and franchises for the use
of highways, streets, etc.-McMillau. Judi
ciary committee report favorably.
S. F. No. $40 prevent corrupt parctices
at elections.-Dean. Judiciary committee re-
port favorably.
S. F. No 119-Amending section SOC, chap
ter 46. General Laws of 1SS9.-Tawney. Jul
dietary committee reports tayorably
The following were recommended to
pass:
s. f. No $50 enforce taxation of notes,
mortgages and other lnstruments.-Don
Judiciary committee report favorably.
S. f. No. 177-To legalize acknowledgements
taken by j. w. Chestnut of Sioux Val
ley. in jackson county, Minn.-Sevatson.
Judiciary committee report favorably.
S. F. No 1910 cure and confirm convey
ances of real estate between parties under
legal disabilities to convey to or vest title in
each other.
S. F. No. 199-Relating to the allowance OF
accounts against the estate of deceased per-
sons by the probate courts.-Sanborn. Jul
dietary committee report favorably.
S. +. No. 203-Requiring the payment OF
fees into the state treasury by corporations
upon filing articles of associations.
S. F. No. 76-Providing for the erection of
public grain houses and elevators.-Hompe
Grain and Warehouse committee reports
favorably.
s. F. No. 229-Relating 10 the competency
Of witnesses to testify concerning conversa-
tons with or admissions of deceased per-
sons.-Tawney. Judiciary committee re-
ports favorably.
Senator Aliens bill organizing Itasca
county was tabled. After announce
ments of various committees, the senate
adjourned for the day.