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The following bills were passed
when considering the calendar:
II. b. No. 509-Substitute for III. f.
NO. 3IS A bill for an act to regulate
the receipts, storage and shipment of
grains, elevators and warehouses on
right Of way of railroads-Committe
on Grain and Warehouse.
5. f. No. GA bill for an act to
amend section 10 of chapter SO of the
General Laws of 1875, entitled "An
act authorizing the formation of town
insurance companies Peterson.
Senator Stevens reported an amend
ment to H. F. 1873, introduced by J. d.
| Jones, and the bill was placed upon
general orders. The bill relates to
/ highways.
Senator Iltis desired permission to
introduce bill relating to the Birch
| Coulie monument, and has secured
permission from the governor to that
effect, but Senator Yale objected and
the bill as well as one offered by SEN
ator Lloyd, relating to deeds by in
sane people, went over for the day
Chaplain Forbes received a letter
from Mrs. Cull1in yesterday, contain
ing the pleasing information that Sem
ator Culkin is improving.
ADVANCED OR KILLED.
The senate in committee of the
whole, with Senator Stebbins in the
chair, disposed of bills as follows,
aside from those upon which progress
was reported:
S. f. 594. State prison committee
| A bill to amend section of chapter
| 255 of the General Laws of 1889, relat-
ing to the employment of convicts in
the state prison at Stillwater.-State
prison committee Indefinite post
ponement.
s. F. No. SCI, Municipal Corporations,
to authorize and empower cities in this
state not already owning or otherwise
provided with a system of water sup
ply to contract with private COM
panfes or corporations for a supply
of water for public purposes for a
term of years.-Sheehan. To pass.
S. F. No. AGO. to amend section 1867
of chapter II, General Statutes of 1894,
relating to delinquent personal prop
erty taxes.-Miller. Indefinite post
| ponement.
S. f. No. $50, to provide for the ap-
pointment of a commission to prepare
and report a revision of and amend
ments to the existing laws of the
state Of Minnesota relating to as
sessments for and collection of taxes,
and the advertising and sale of prop
erty for unpaid taxes thereon.-Greer.
| To pass.
s. F. No. 403, requiring receipts is
sued by county treasurers to be coun-
tersigned and registered by county
auditors, and providing for compen-
sation therefor.-Hodge. Indefinite
poStponement.
H. F. No. 1863, to legalize articles and
acts Of corporations organized under
chapter %, General Laws 1s67.-Mc-
| Kenney. To pass.
The two bills relating to appellate
courts were referred to the authors,
Senators Greer and Morgan, under
the impression that they would be al
lowed to expire gracefully.
/ s. F. No. 542, to provide for the sale
aof the state capitol lands in Kandiyohi
Stcounty, Minnesota, and for. the repeal
of chapter 1872. General Laws 1891, re-
lating to leasing said lands.-Stebbins.
To pass.
s. F. No. 456, bill to regulate the
amount of license for the sale of in
toxicating liquors at retail at summer
lake resotrs $50 known and called of
this state, during the months of each
year such resorts are open and used
as summer resorts.
This bill was debated at length, many
of the senators opposing a reduction
in license, even under the circumstances
mentioned. The bill was introduced by
Senator Iltis. 1t was Indefinitely post
poned.
H. F. No. g. to license peddlers and
prescribing penalties for the violation
thereof.-Johnson, E. To pass as
amended.
H. F. No. 457, a bill for the levy and
collection of special assessments in
cities, and to provide for the payment
in installments of such assessments
and the issue of bonds or certificates
of Indebtedness for the amount Of such
sessments.-Grondahl. Recommend
ed to pass as amended.
H. F. No. 402 bill for an amend
ment to San act to regulate elections, -
approved April q, 1S93.-Vigen. Rec
commended to pass as amended.
s. F. No. CAT, to amend section twenty
nine (29) of chapter one hundred and
thirty-two Q3O of the General Laws
of eighteen hundred and eighty-three
QSS3), as amended, relating to the con-
troll of infectious diseases.-Wing. Rec.
commended to pass as amended.
S. F. No. 511, a bill to provide fol
struck juries and re-enacting sections
Is, 16, II, IS and 10 of chapter II, Gen
eral Statutes of Minnesota of 1878, re-
lating to struck juries. Potter. TIC
pass.
H. F. No. 437, authorizing cities to
establish public scales and create the
office of Notwithstanding Rec
commended to pass.
H. f. No. 147, to require the filing OF
notice in certain condemnation pro.
ceedings with the register of Deeds
Downs. Recommended to pass.
S. F. No. $685. to amend chapter 148 OF
the General Laws of 1881, entitled Gar
act to prevent debtors from giving
preference to creditors, and to secure
the equal distribution of the property
| of debtors among their creditors, and
for the release of debts against debt.
ors," and acts amendatory thereof, re.
lating to insolvency.-Morgan. Rec.
commended to pass.
H. F. No. PIT, to amend the General
Statutes of 1875 as amended by chap,
ter 80 of the General Laws of 1885, re-
lating to education, so as to allow the
normal school board to increase the
salary of the teachers in the Winona
or other normal schools. Senator Yale
made a vigorous fight against the op-
position to increase salaries, and spoke
of the high character as an instructor
Of Prof. Shepard. He said the gentle
man has had offers to go elsewhere
and the normal board desires to keep
him in his position at Winona. Sena-
tor Knatvold proposed an amendment
to keep the salaries of principals of
normal schools down to the present
rate, $3.50 year. Senator Greer said
he wanted to amend the bill so as to
make it misdemeanor for the normal
board to pay larger salaries than
named in the law.
Senator Barr said the state should