St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-25

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mittee on normal schools.
Ii. f. 179, by Mr.. BOreen-For the bet
ter protection of mechanics, laborerS
and material men. Committee on judlc-
larry.
II. F. $50, by Mr.. Mountaineering
! General Laws Of 1887 relating to sale OF
intoxicating liquors, to provide for pay
ment of cost Of advertising applications.
Committee on temperance.
H. f. Isl, by Mr.. Boggs-Limting the
| timeIn which vacation proceedings may
be called in question, and legalizlng all
/ such vacations made within ten years
| last past. Committee on judiciary.
II. Il. 1872, by Mr.. Anderson-To pro-
vide for the sale of certain real estate
against which Judgment for taxes still
remains unsatiShed. Committee on taxes
! and tax laws.
II. f. 1873, by Mr.. Markham-to amend
| General Statutes of 1878 and 1881, re-
lating to demurrerS. Committee on
judiciary.
Ii. f. 1874, by Mr.. Peterson-To appro-
pirate $1,000 to build a bridge in the
village of Wheaton, Traverse county,
| over the Mustinka river. Committee on
appropriations.
Ii. f. lS5, by Mr.. Bleecker-to exclude
| certain provisions from policies of fire,
| marine and accident insurance compa-
MES. Committee on judiciary.
The act would prevent clauses Ill IN
surance policies eXempting companies
from responsibility for the acts OF their
agents.
IL. F. 1856, by E. Cole-To fix salaries
| of judges and clerks in cities Of over
! ZOO population, judges to be paid
| $4,000 and clerks $500 per year. he
| ferred to Ramsey and Hennepin dele
| cations.
II. f. 1877, by Mr.. Bleecker-To amend
acts establishing probate code. Com
mittee on Judiciary.
II. F. 1SS, by Mr.. Bleecker-To pro-
vide for the attachment of safety de-
vices to box and fiat cars after July l,
1894. Committee on railroads.
II. +. 1879, by Mr.. Bleecker-To COM
pei railroad companies to accept trans
portation tickets In either direction
within the limits named on its face I'M
til used. Committee on railroads.
H. +. 190 by Mir. Bleecker-To legal
ize certain certificates of mortgage fore
closure. Committee on Judiciary.
II. f. 1911, by Mr.. Fletcher-TO amend
and banking, permitting banks to de-
panies. Committee on judiciary.
II. f. 1872, by Mir. Fletcher-To amend
General Statutes Of 1873 relating to
jurisdiction of district courts over cor
porations and the removal of officers.
Committee on interpretations other than
municipal.
II. f. 1913. by E. F. omstock-Fixing
the liability of towns, villages Or Dor
oughS for damage sustained through de-
fective culvert, bridge or road. Com
mittee on judiciary.
II. F. 1914, by Mr. Young-To amend
General Laws of 1887 relating to sale of
intoxicating liquors. Committee on
temperance.
Ii. F. 1876, by H. NJ. Richardson-To
amend General Laws of 1891 relating to
appropriating money for support of the
state government. Committee on APP
preparations.
When this bill comes up again it will
be cause for a royal TOW. There are
several matters ia the itemiZed account
it aims to cover that will be given a
thorough airing by men of both politi-
cal parties.
work Of Committees.
At meeting of the house committee
on municipal legislation last evening a
', long discussion was INDUCED in touch
| ing the ACCESSIBILITY of going ahead with
the preparation of general charter for
| the cities OF the state. Some Of the
members opposed the idea, holding that
as such measure has been introduced
in the senate it might be wise to wait
and see how it developed. Others were
! in favor OF commission TO report to the
next legislature. City Attorneys Finkle-
| Inrtr Of Of nuIutb %.
| Simpson, of Minneapolis, and Assistant
City Attorney Phillips, of st. Paul, ex-
| planned the good features Of the Ohio
and Illinois laws at length. Some
! members of the Ramsey and Hennepin
| DELEGATIONS were in favor of abolishing
the board of public works, its duties to
be performed by appraisers to be ap-
pointed and their work reviewed by the
district court. Beyond discussing the
general features desirable in such a
measure, if cities are to surrender their
| present charters. nothing definite was
accomplished. Chairman Howard was
authorized TO appoint subcommittee
of five to consider the ACCESSIBILITY OF
| dividing the committee into sub
committees to consider a general char
| ter law, and the committee adjourned.
| The final outcome of the whole matter
may be the introduction of measure
| to be submitted to the people to repeal
the one recently adopted.
A rather warm session was that of the
! insurance committee yesterday after
noon, especially during the discussion
of Mr.. MCGrath's bill to compel insur-
ance companies to pay the full amount
written in policy in case Of loss. The
committee will report to indefinitely
1 i,,fr Inv Ai1,
| Walsh, to regulate indemnity insurance
81. f. 40, Mr.. O'NeilPs bill to provide
! that Insurance contracts shall be valiC
despite outstanding promissory notes.
will be recommended to pass. ConSid
Grafton was deferre Oh House Files u
and rs.
MI Wyman's bill providing for fac
tory inspection, and Mr.. Howa rd's bi!
to increase the efficiency of the bureau
| Of labor statistics were considered a
length yesterday by the committee OF
labor and labor legislation. After gen
| eral discussion, most Of it favorable t
the bills, the committee decided to fur
Their consider the measures in detail
| Friday afternoon. The bill to make
eight hours a days labor on state. coun
ty and municipal work was referred tx
the attorney general for report as to it:
scope. A vote Will be taken on 1t II
committee today. The anti-ironclad Law
will also be voted on today in committee
The committee on prison labor viii
take no action on MIR. Langum's bill tt
abolish all contract work until the mem
beers have visited the prison.
Last evening the committee on nor
NAL schools, accompanied by severa
other interested members of the legls
lature, left for visit to the schools a
Mankato and Winona. They will re
turn Thursday evening.
When the house committee on cleo
tons reports on the cases yet before i
the report will be in favor of the sitting
members, Messrs. Sullivan, Dodd anC
Walsh. A further hearing on two Of
the cases will be had today, but the
status of the contest is not likely to bt
changed.
The committee on game and fish law.
yesterday discussed without result {
measure looking to the establishment
of hatchery and permanent exhibit O.
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