The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-22

ter in navigable lakes. Passed. Yeas, 81
nays, /.
$. F. $50 Theden)-Relating to legal news
papers. Passed. Yeas, 70; nays, o.
s. F. $40 eSweningsenl-Allo county au-
ditors and treasurers clerk hire. Passed
Yeas, Sc; nays, 0.
furnishing of discharged state prison con
yicts with money and clothing by the state
Passed. Yeas, 5S; nays, 2
5. f. 272 CWyman)-To require trust COM
pan1es- to pay fee upon bonds deposited as
security with the state auditor. Passed. Yeas
SO; nays, 4.
S. F. 5s7 (stockton}-To provide for the
time OF opening and closing polls at town
ship elections. Lost. Yeas, %; nays, 49,
S. F. 5O7 Fuller)-To repeal an act to
perpetuate sections and quarter section cor
ners Passed: Yeas, So; nays, 0.
S. F. 1872 CWhitney)-To annex certain terri
SO; nays, 8.
s. F. SAB Domestic provide for TRANSCRIPT
ing certain records to Traverse county and to
appropriate $3.50 for this purpose. Passed.
Yeas, SO; nays, 6.
S. F. GAG Barr)-To change the title of the
Janitor of the capitol to superintendent OF
S. F. 1893 GMiHer)-Relating to the Russian
thistle. Passed. Yeas, S.; nays, O.
d f. oS2 (McHale)-To require town clerks
to file their oaths of Office. Passed. Yeas,
S. F. 425 Cole)-Providing that property
holder in one school district may send his
children to school there, although he re-
sldes elsewhere, under certain cases. Passed.
S. F. 81 (Theden)-To amend the primary
election law relating to special elections. Pass
| ed. Yeas, SO; nays, 0.
S. F. "a (Theden)-To regulate elections
Passed 60 to O.
S. F. II (Cronkhite)-Relating to the crime
Of larceny Passed, IS to o.
s. F. 262 (Dunham)-To regulate the SAM
tary condition Of warehouses. Passed, IS
to 0.
S. F. $50 (Fuller)-Authorizing incorporated
villages to change their names. Passed 81
S. F. GIG (Culkin)-Providing for an ex-
tension of time in which a surviving spouse
may refuse to accept the terms of will
Passed 63 to 4.
S. F. 1876 CHodge)-Relating to highways and
bridges within incorporated villages. Passed
SO to l.
s. F; 4S6 (stevens) Relating to the jurisdic-
ton Of justice court. Passed, 80 to ?.
S. F. 219 Misunderstanding to village
ordinances. Passed, 81 to 2.
S. F. 679 Knatvold)-To provide for the
panies. Passed, IS to 0.
5. F. 139 (Sheehan)-To provide for the
codifcation Of the insurance laws. Passed
6S TO 6.
The house concurred in the senate amend
ments, and action on the following bills, as
indicated:
H. F. 100 FoelD-Regulating the business
of plumbing in cities Of less than 10. O0C
population. Passed, &c to @.
H. F. 707 CMcGilD-To repeal the frontage
tax for water purposes, of the city of St
Paul. Passed, 81 70 7.
H. F. 691 (StockwelD-To prevent the aduI-
teration of saccharine products. Indefinitely
postponed.
s. F. SIG CWhitney)-To amend the boiler
inspection law. Passed, IS to 2.
S. F. 651 Young)-To provide for she par
tition of lands of dried-up lakes. Passed, s.
to I.
S. F. 675 Pottgieser)-To limit the fees OF
in
Lost, 50 to To-
s. F. $40 Pottgieser)-Relating to repair
etc, Of market houses INTENDED for st. Paul.
Passed. 65 to 5.
s. F. 449 Misunderstanding to the reor-
ganization Of new counties. Indefinitely post
poned.
S. F. 564 (Peterson)-To provide for the ap-
pointment Of highway commission. Lost, 2;
to 80.