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flicted by forest fires was recommended
to pass.
The bill of Senator Morgan to pro-
vide penalty for coercing laborers
was recommended to pass
H. f. 277, bill to amend section 8,
chapter POP of the General Laws of
1885, so as to authorize the sale of I'M
claimed baggage and freight, was
amended so as to not require the pub
LEGATION of a notice in the capital of thu
state, and was recommended to pass.
BILLS PASSED.
When the calendar was reached, ow-
ing to the slim attendance, many of the
bills were allowed to go over, but the
following measures were read third
time and passed:
S. +. S97, introduced by Senator Ste
vens. and providing for exempting Ell
gineers from jury duty.
S. T.. 106, introduced by Senator
Stebbins, providing for commission
to locate and acquire site for fourth
hospital for the insane.
S. +. 216, introduced by Senator Sper-
ry, providing for transferring from the
state agency fund to the current ex-
pense fund of the state public school.
S. f. 405, being Senator Sperry's
bill, providing for the care of children
before being taken to the state public
school, without committing them to
prison.
S. F. 405. introduced by Senator Sper-
ry, and providing that girls over one
and under fifteen, also boys over one
and under sixteen years of age may
be placed in the Owatonna public
school. This changes the law so as
to allow children who are both young
err and older than provided by the
present law to be admitted to the
school.
Senator Greer, of the judiciary COM
mittee, reported back II. +. 372 with an
amendment, which was recommended
to pass. The bill was given a second
reading. 1t relates 20 the establish
ment of an entomologist station at the
university for the destruction of
chinch bugs. s. f. 353, relating to the
same subject, was placed upon gem
eral orders.
The special committee to which sew
eral primary elections bills were re-
ferred reported back a substitute for
all bills, which was read a second
time and placed at the head of gen.
eral orders.
S. F. 514. providing for appropriate
ing 600 for the purchase of hard
fiber machinery for the Irvine plant
in the Saltwater prison, was reported
upon favorably by the finance COM
mittee and was passed under a sus-
pension of the rules. The appropria-
ton includes the surplus of $4,000 in
the old fund for machinery, and adds
$4,000 of a new appropriation
Senator Morgan, of the finance COM
mittee, reported S. f. $50 with an
amendment to the effect that S25, 600 be
appropriated for the destruction of
Russian thistles III place of $1C0, 900.
The amendment was adopted. The
same committee reported that S. f.
37G. being a substitute for several bills
relating to game and fish, be amended
so as to strike out the appropriation,
and recommending it's reference to the
committee on game and game laws.
The report was adopted.
NEW BILLS.
S. F. 545, introduced by Senator
Smith, to appropriate $500 to build a
bridge in Becker county.
$. +. 546, Senator Heneman to amend
the law authorizing villages to make
street improV ementS.
S. f. SAT, Senator Hodge, to amend
the law relative to interpretations so
as to require the amount of capital
stock to be fixed by the articles Of in
corporation, and empowering the cor
poration to increase the stock at any
meeting called for the especial pur,
pose.
s. f. 54S, Senator ste yens, t. low thu
purchaser of real estate at mort
gage sale to pay insurance and taxes.
and make the amounts so paid a part
of the redemption price.
S. f. 549 is a substitute for urinary
election bills.