St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-10
NINETEEN NEW BILLS.
At Least Two of Them Will Occa
sion Hot Debate.


Probably of all the bills introduced
yesterday that OF Representative Little
ton will occasion the most debate. 1t
aims to define and fix the liability of
employers in cases where contract eX-
lists with employees. Representative
Brevig's bill to amend the constitution
and confer the suffrage OIL women will
renew the old-time contest SO familiar
in all legislatures. Representative
respects the existing law governing in
spection of steam boilers. The other
bills introduced are largely of local i'm
portance. A synopsis OF titles is here
given:
Sivlight. II. F. 279-To amend exist
ing laws providing for public school
libraries. Judiciary.
Sederberg, ii. F. 2S0-To amend eX.
isting laws relating to terms of court
in the Fifteenth judicial district. Ju>
dietary.
Li:tleton, H. F. 2S1-Relating to liza
biIty of employers as determined by
contract. judiciary.
Nleman, II. F. 2S2-To appropriate
$500 for wagon bridge across the Mis-
sissippi river in StearnS county. Roads
and bridges.
Juliar, H. f. 2S3-To amend existing
laws relating to highway. Towns and
counties.
Loveiov, Fl. F. 294-To amend exist
ing laws and providing for board Of
seven inspectors, one in each congress
sional district. to inspect steam boilers
not otherwise inspected by the United
States law. Judiciary.
Feig, Ii. f. 2S5-ro amend existing
laws relating to public roads. Roads
and bridges.
Feig, ii. +. 2S6-To authorize voters
at town meetings to vote on establish
ment of section, quarter section or me-
ander posts Or monuments. Elections.
Anderson, II. F. 2S7-To amend eX-
listing laws defining q newspaper tor
purposes Of law. -Four pages or more
of four columns or more with leglti-
mate circulation Of 200necessary. Print
ing.
Jones. j. D., H. F. 2SS-To amend ex-
isting laws relating to county commits
sioners. Judiciary.
Boobar, Il. F. 2S9-To amend existing
laws limiting the salary of the princi-
pal keeper of the reformatory at st.
Cloud to $1,000. Prisons.
lie i l.
ing laws relating to jurisdiction of JUS
tee of the peace. Judiciary.
Gerlach, Ii. F. 291-TO repeal existing
laws relating to service Of process and
summons in Justices courts in st. Paul.
Judiciary.
Dare, II. F. 292-To appropriate $1,000
to build a bridge across the Mississippi
at Elk River. Roads and bridges.
Dahl, Ii. T. 1910 furnish county
and city officials with published opin-
ions of attorneys general from 1854 to
1894; 81, 900 being appropriated therefor.
Judiciary,
johnson, E. c., Il. F. 294-To deter.
mine salary Of county officers, provided
county have not more than So, 900. 600 or
less than 100000 of taxable property,
as follows: County auditor at So, 600
treasurer at g, 400. and register of deeds
by fees. judiciary.
jacobson, II. f. $3.50 prevent rail-
road companies from charging excess
for overlooking cars. Grain and ware
house.
Bravg, ii. F. 29G-To amend the con-
stitution SO as 10 provide for female
suffrage. Judiciary.
Robbins 10y requesO H. f. 297-Re-
lating to primary elections. Elections.
Committee Reports.
Alex Chisholm will retain his seat as
one of the members of the house from
the F0rty-ffth district. The committee
On elections reported unanimously in
his favor yesterday, and. as the con
testant had pledged himself to abide by
the finding OF the committee, the report
was adopted by the house without de-
bate or one dissenting vote.
On the recommendation of the COM
mittee on claims Mrs. Blaisdell's claim
for $1,000 Tor services as nurse at Fort
Smelling during the rebellion was dis
allowed, and the bill was in definitely
postponed.
Ii. lie Bont's claim for s1,15O for
crops destroyed at tie time of the In
dian outbreak in 1862 was disallowed
by the committee on claims, and the
house sustained the report. claim of
j. w. Whitefield for services during
Indian outbreak was cut from $500 to
$50 and allowed. A bill was favorably
reported from same committee giving
Mrs. Virtue Smith, widow of deceased
veteran, $500, and the house adopted
the report.