The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-03
Senate ROautine.
BILLS PASSED

3; F. 5S1 (Masterman)-Relating to the dis
S1pilne OF the Minnesota state prison. Ayes
H: F. 568-For the organization of Cass and
BeItram counties. Ayes, 81; noes, 2.
IL n. f; 0o9-omnibus road and bridge BILL
law OF 1891 for Ramsey county. Ayes 49,;
H; F. SOTO repeal act to create pension
Iunu IN 81. Paul. Ayes, 80; noes. 0.
II. F. 9S7-To permit Ramsey county COM
mlssloners to fix salary of assistant county
attorney n s,7 Ayes yes, "a; noes. 0.
zenith judicial district, consisting of Wright
Anoka Isantt. Ayes,41; noes, 3-Keller, Knat-
void, Thompson.
II. F. 922-To amend chapter ga. GeneraI
Laws 1895. fixing terms of the district court
IN the Thirteenth judicial district. Ayes 81 !:
H. F. (Foss)-For tax on gifts tnber-
itances. devises, requests and Iegacieg in
certain cases. Ayes, so noes, 0.
H. f. 625 Substitute for S. F. 1854 Scott
LOT ramsey Qelegation)-To facilitate the con-
struCuoh OF the new capitol and to authorize
the board Of capitol commissioners to issue
certlhcates Of Indebtedness for that purpose.
Ayes, 81; noes, 2.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
s. F. 65S substitute for s. F. 57s)-Relatipr
TO reimbursement Of school district boards
General orders. -
S. F. $50 Spencer. by request of the gov
fnorg-Reapportionment bill. Special order
p. m.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
5. F. 57l-The Theden bill for a new Judge
IN the Fourth district, was indefinitely post
poned on motion of the author in view az tho
passage of the Culkin bill
The banks and banking committee killed G
F. CAB, Towards bill. to prohibit bankers
and bank clerks from being notaries public.
me state prison committee fayorably re-
! ported S. F. 635, Senator Wymau's hin for q
! single board Of managers for the state prison.
ana state retormatory, each of which is at
present conducted by separate boards.
The education committee killed s. F. 1862
and 500, the Hits chronological commission
bills, S. F. so. for the purchase
and display, Of the United States flag for
| every school house.
S. F. los was indefinitely postponed II is
! the bill giving the attorney general an addi-
| tional assistant. to conduct cases before the
railroad and warehouse commission.
GENERAL ORDERS.
S. F. 60 (Sheehan}-To prohibit trusts and
| combinations in restraint of trade Progress
S. F. ~ (Miller)-To amend General Laws
1887, creating the railroad and warehouse
| commission and relating to the election of
the commissioners. Indefinitely postponed.
| S. F. 504 substitute for s. F. ia, Peterson)
| To provide for the appointment of high
! way commission to improve the public roads
and define its powers and duties Progress.
S. f. PCS (Stebbns)-To establish, regulate
and support the office of state fire marshal.
| Progress.
H. F. 1873 0Holmen)-To repeal an act reat-
| ing to the manufacture and sale of lard and
| lard compounds and substitutes being chae-
! ter 126, General Laws 1898. Progress.
H. f. 146 (Meyers)-To authorize and en-
| power cities in this state to contract with a
private company or corporation for the cree
ton and maintenance of system Of water
works, etc. To pass.
S. F. 1862 (Hodge)-To amend section 5721
General Statutes 1894, relating to actions to
test tax titles. To pass.
S. F. 1888 (Smith)-To amend section no
General Statutes 1878. relating to the letting
| of publication of tax list. To pass.
| S. f. 100 Observation-Disclosures money
| for the improvement, protection and preser-
walton of the grounds of the state comprising
the former site Of Fort Ridgely. Progress.
S. F. 470 (Knatvold)-To amend sections
and 2, chapter 259, General Laws 1895. ia
regulate the sale Of intoxicating liquors
| Progress.
S. F. PIT CWhitney)-Proposing an amend
ment to section 2. article 6, of the constitu-
| ton. Progress.