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given short shift, and went to join it's
companions in crime in the legislative
waste basket. Senator Culkin's bill.
relating to service of writs of attach
ment issued by justices courts; Sena-
tor Spencer's, to determine the boun-
Diary between st. Louis and Lake coun-
ties; Masterman's, for the relief of
Lieut.. w. H. Caine; Sperry's three
measures, relating to dependent chill
dren and the state public school, and
Stebbins', for a fourth hospital for the
insane, were recommended for passage.
In the afternoon session bill was
introduced by Representative Douglass
providing for $25 license to be paid by
all hunters who are not residents of
this state. He moved the suspension
of the rules that the bill might be
placed on it's final passage Mr. Shell
objected to passing a bill which would
apply to the residents of states where
no law is in force prohibiting hunt
ing by residents of this state. Consid-
cradle discussion followed, and, after
adopting the following amendment,
the. bill was passed: provided that
this act shall apply only to citizens of
such states as have restrictive laws
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Meilicke and Bickford were the only
members voting no.
The house concurred in the senate
amendments to H. F. No. 532-Mc:
Innis-relating to tonnage tax upon
vessels on international waters
On motion of Mr.. Staples the house
resolved itself into the committee of
the whole, with Mr.. Staples in the
chair, and resumed the consideration
of general orders. Mr.. Staples bill,
providing the elementary normal in
struction in the state high schools
Wrights, providing a bounty for the
arrest and conviction of chicken
thieves; O'Reiily's, separate elections
for municipalities, and Downs, for the
relief of John T. MCGOWAN, assignee
for Kilroe Brothers, were recommended
to pass.
Mr.. Wright's "black-listing' bill was
taken up and recommitted to the COM
mittee on labor and labor legislation,
together with the amendments offered
by the introducer Of the bill.
Mr.. Wright's chicken thief bounty
bill was recommended to pass, after
some of the jokers of the house had
joshed it. Unfortunately Mr.. Boobar
was absent during the considerable
of this bill.
Mr.. Cant's bill, H. F. S06 grants to
city councils authority to regulate or
prohibit gift, fire, auction or bank
rupt sales, itinerant merchants and
transient vendors of merchandise: to
tax the proceeds of these sales; to
license and regulate runners and
agents for stages, vessels, cars, public
houses, etc.; and to license, regulate
or prohibit all peddlers, book agents.
canvassers, street hawkers, vendors
and public criers
j. M. Smith introduced H. F. SIG.
which provides that all police officers
shall before entering upon their du-
ties execute an indemnifying bond in
the sum of $1,000 for the use of the
municipality and of any person in
jured or wronged by illegal arrest.
maltreatment, false Imprisonment or
other wrongful act of the person Civ
ing such bond. Any party injured by
violation of the conditions Of the bond
shall have the right of action upon
said bond.
Mr.. Warner introduced H. F.. S46 au-
thorizing the establishment of de-
partments of public works in. cities of
over 100000 inhabitants. 1t provides
Tor revision and codification of the
laws and ordinances in force in st.
Paul. The department is to be divided