The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-28

OF real estate in certain cases. To pass as
amended. Adopted
H. F. 7E Neach)-Allowtns change Of
venue In actions before village justices. To
pass as amended. Adopted.
H. F. 844 (Head}-Relating to actions against
county officers charged with receiving Illegal
fees. To be indefinitely postponed. Adopted.
II. +. IT'S (Barta)-Providing for the gar
nishment of debts due from executors, etc.
indefinitely postponed. Adopted.
H. F. lis MISUNDERSTANDING to publish
ing the supreme court reports. To be in
definitely postponed. Adopted.
H. F. % Nittleton)-Relating to publica-
ton OF the Minnesota reports To be indefin-
itely postponed. Adopted.
H. F. 10 misunderstanding to the pub
LEGATION of legal notices. To be indefinitely
postponed. Adopted.
H. F. 7OS Ferris)-Relating to the place
postponed. Adopted.
H. F. I'll Gilbertson)-Legalizing the crea-
ton and organization of certain counties. To
be indefinitely postponed. Adopted.
H. F. 22S (Hicks)-Relating to increase of
clerical help in probate courts in counties Of
$4,000 population. To be indefinitely post
poned. Adopted
H. F. $40 (Stockwell)-Relating to foreclos-
ure and sale Of personal property. To be in
definitely postponed. Adopted.
H. F. 697 DahD-Relaing to verdicts of
juries. To be indefinitely postponed. Adopt
H. F. 779 Observation-Disclosures change of
venue in justice cases. To be Indefinitely
postponed. Adopted.
H. F. 142 (Kraker)-Relating to establish
ment of municipal courts. To be indefinitely
postponed. Adopted.
From Railroads.
H. F. S73 Manipulating to the width of
so-called narrow gauge railroads. To pass.
adopted.
S. F. As (dHler)-Relating to keeping
freight car doors closed to prevent spread Of
noxious weeds. To pass. Adopted.
H. F. 1853 (Marin)-To require railway COM
panies to maintain signal pole and lights at
flag stations. To be indefinitely postponed.
From Appropriations
H. f. 293 (Severance(-To appropriate
money for preservation of fauna and fora
and minerals of Minnesota. To be indefinite
ly postponed. Adopted
S. F. 437-To authorize the organization Of
insurance companies to insure against bur-
glary and theft of securities in transit. To
pass. Adopted.
Taxes and Tax Laws
S. F. 800 Pottgieser)-Relating to the col
lection of delinquent personal property taxes.
With a substitute.
From Special ommittee-
H. F. 1879 (Kelley)-To amend section 1,
chapter 225, General Statutes 1889 relating to
state fees of corporations. To pass as amend
ed. Adopted.
From Municipal Legislation
5. f. 492 Yale)-To authorize the park
Adopted.
H. F. 1888 Gohns)-To authorize cities of
over $4,000 inhabitants to grant relief in GER
tain cases. To be indefinitely postponed.
Adopted.
From Insurance
s. F. 215-To amend section 90 chapter It's,
General Laws 1895, relating to the organiza-
ton OF domestic stock fire insurance COM
panies; providing that such companies may
be organized with a capital Of 5000 OOO 25 Der
cent OF which has been paid up, if the com
pany connne It's business to within the state;
otherwise 90 per cent shall be paid up. To
pass. Adopted.
H. F. 544-To authorize insurance against
loss by theft or burglary. To be indefinitely
postponed, a senate bill covering the same
Adopted.
"a, General Statutes 1894, relating to town in
surance companies. To pass. Adopted.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
The following bills were acted upon in COM
mittee of the whole. with Mr.. Undeleak in
the chair:
H. F. 438 consolidating to garbage con-
tracts in st. Paul Stricken from general or
ders.
H. F. 1879 Keuey)-Exempting farmers eIe-
yators from the payment of incorporation
ices. referred to Messrs. Littleton, Kelley
H. F. 635 Laing)-ReIating to tax levies in
special school districts. Indefinitely post
poned
H. F. 923 Gaingl-Allowing special school
districts to avail themselves of the prov:s-
ions Of the act of 1895 relating to independent
districts. To pass.
II. F. 466 Oaybourn)-To increase the bond
Of trustees of school districts having a popu-
latfon Of more than 40, 600 from $40 900 to $50
000 To pass.
H. F. ga CIcGilD-Trasferring to the states
general revenue fund the unexpended balance
in the school text book fund To pass
H. F. 1926 (Snyder)-Adding the habitual use
of morphine, opium, laudanum and choral to
the causes of absolute divorce. To pass.
H. F. 612 (Schmidt)-Reducing the time
within which actions must be brought to en-
force liens from six years to one year. To
pass.
H. F. 596 (Johns)-Legalizing foreclosures
of mortgages on church property. To pass
H. f. 584 VaiD-Allowing district courts to
hold terms outside of county seats, for the
purpose Of issuing naturalization papers. To
pass.
H. F. 631 Oavies)-Provlding that mort
gage shall draw the same rate Of interest
after foreclosure as before. To pass.
H. T. 524 (John)-To allow the municipal
justices to suspend sentences. To pass.
II. F. 604 Daie)-Relating to property rights
Of parties to a divorce. To pass.
H. F. BAT (Finney)-Giving a lien upon grain
for threshing the same. To pass.
H. F. 531 Q4ittleton)-Reducing the penal
ty for the Illegal sale of liquor from fine and
imprisonment to fine or Imprisonment. To
pass.
H. F. is (Johns)-To appropriate $500 for
the relief of Jane Ward, whose son and sole
support died from effects Of injuries received
at Lake City To pass.
H. F. GIG (Snyder)-To reimburse Messrs.
Lehman and Dingman for election contest ex-
penses. To pass.