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state and said commissioners.
Sec. g. That said last mentioned APP
preparation shall not be available unless
the said report of said commission
ers to the governor of said state shall
recommend the said methods and proc
ess. and in case said report of said
commissioners shall be favorable there-
/, to- and they shall recommend the use
of said money so appropr ated, then and
in that case the said sum of money
shall be Immediately available, and un-
der the direction of the governor and
said commission expended by them for
the purpose of encouraging and assist
ing in the establishment OF suitable
plant, and at place To be designated
=by them, for the smelling and manu-
ffacture of iron ore into pig iron and
steel i'll the said state of Minnesota.
II The Second Eli
is kind Of companion bill to the first,
the force of it lying in section 2, which
is as follows:
II Section2. Provided that all iron ore
mined upon land leased by the state
under the provisions of this act, and
which shall be- smelted and manu-
Featured into pig iron or steel within the
limits Of this state. shall be excepted
and exempt from the provisions Of this
act as to the payment of any sum or
amount of money to said state, either by
way Of royalty or otherwise.
The Routine Production
of bills introduced is as follows:
By Representative Feig. Ii f. No. 60,
an act regulating the exercise of the
power of eminent domain. Committee
on judiciary.
BY Representative Littleton, II. F.
No. 70. TO provide for revision of the
statutes. Committee on judiciary.
BY Representative Littleton, II. f.
No. II, an act relating 10 the sale OF
baking powder.
BY Representative Foss, Fl. f. No. 70.
to legallze the record Of certain certfi-
Gates issued under existing laws. COM
mittee Oh judiciary.
BY Representative Robbins. Ii. f. No.
70, an act to prohibit wrongful prac-
tees and neglect of duty by officials or
employees of the state. Committee on
judiciary.
By Representative Warner. Fl. T. No.
IA, all act regulating the appointment,
power, duties and removals Of notarieS
public. Committee on judiciary.
By Representative Parker. II. f. No.
Is. to amend existing laws. Committee
Oh judiciary.
BY Representative Johns, Ii. F. No.
rs, an act to encourage the smelling
and manufacture of iron ore into pig
iron and steel. and to appropriate money
therefor. Committee on mines and min.
erals.
BY Representative Johns, II. T. No.
II, an act relative to criminal offenses
committed by corporations. Committee
OH Judiciary.
By Representative Johns, II. F. No.
rs, All act 10 amend existing laws relat-
ing 10 the sale and lease Of state mineral
and other state land. Committee on
mines and mining.
BY Representative Johns, II. F. No.
70, to amend existing laws. Committee
OH judiciary.
BY Representative Jones, J. d.. II. F.
No. 50, to amend laws relating to
change of place of trial. Committee OH
judiciary.
By Representative Robillard, II. F.
No. 81, to prevent corruption i'll secur-
ing appointments or election to public
offices or position. Committee on cleo
ton.
By Representative Feig, II. T. 81, de-
claring forfeiture OF swamp lands
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u st. Cloud railroad. Committee on
railroads.
BY Representative Smith, j. NJ, II.
F: 50, declaring when the filing and
publishing required by the act entitled
ian act to provide for the extension of
terms of corporations, "may be done and
'legaiZing acts already done. Commit
tee on corporations.
BY Representative Tier. Ii. T. 81, to
regulate the sale Of patent medicines.
Committee on public health.
BY Representative Vogel, II. T. SIS.
regulating the Issuing and resembling of
licenses for the sale of Intoxicating
liquors. Committee on judiciary.
An Error Corrected.
Representative Mellicke desires a
correction made in the report of the Re-
publican caucus, where he was made to
appear as voting. Mir. MeiIichc is a
POpuiSt, and did not participate in the
caucus. The mistake grew out Of con-
fusion of his name with that Of Repre-
sentative Mellette, who occupies Il seat
near Mr.. Mellecke, and who is Repub-