The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-02-18
House Routine.
Bills Introduced

Bills Introduced
H. F. 486 Committee on General Leg1sla-
tion)-To provide for election Of county as
SCISSORS in counties Of 75,G 600 and under. Placed
on general orders.
H F. 4S7 (Poetz)-To appropriate ST. 600 for
a bridge in Greenwood, Scott county. Roads
and bridges.
H. F. ass COMMITTEE on General Legisa-
tton)-To provide for the treatment Of inebri-
ates by counties. Placed general orders.
H. F. 469 Oonnelly)-To amend the state
constitution to exempt homesteads, not ex-
ceeding $1,000 in value, from taxation. Judi
ciary.
H. F. 400 (Hartshorn)-To repeal the act
incorporating the city of Royalston. Judi
ciary.
morgues in counties of 600 and over. Hen
nep;n delegation.
H. F. 492 henderson, -Relating to election
of township officers. General legislation.
H. F. 1913 Henderson)- Authorizing district
courts to detach portions of villages and re-
store to township control. Judiciary.
H. F. 494 (F0ss)-Relating to actions touch
ing property held under joint ownership. Jul
dietary.
H. f. ASS (McNeiD-For protection Of prop
erty of passengers on sleeping cars. Rail-
roads.
H. F. 496 (Holman)-Relating to chattel
mortgages. Judiciary.
H. F. 497 (Cunningham)-To provide for
payment Of judges Of election 25 cents per
hour, except when counting ballots, when
they are to be paid 80 cents per hour Elec-
tions.
of certificates of candidates nominated for
office Elections.
H. F. 4s9 dale, by request-To require
railroads to put safety devices on all freight
and fiat cars. Railroads.
H. F. 500 (Snyder)-To facilitate the settle
! ment of insolvent estates, providing for trans
fer of real property in full or partial pay
ment. Judiciary.
H. F. sol (Abbott-To provide for the
adjustment of the game and fish commits
sion and the substitution of separate com
miSSiCnprS to have charge the several
branches of this department. Game and fish.
| H. F. SOP (Abbott)-To consolidate several
acts relating to court commissioners. Judi
H. F. 500 (Basford)-To amend election law
| relating to cities of $4,000 to $4,000 popula-
ton. Elections.
H. F. 5o4 (Staples)-To amend state high
school act, appropriating $4,000 annually to
| teach common branches. Education.
H. F. sos to 513-Local road and bridge
bills. Roads and bridges.
H. F. 514 (Munger)-To provide for the ap-
pointment of a state commissioner of imri-
grafton and nd secretary: 1m mn
aduteration of spices and condiments. Pub
lie health, dairy and food.
H. f. SIG (McNeiD-To appropriate $500 for
a bridge over Chippewa lake, Douglas county
Roads and bridges.
H. F. cit (Munger)-To reimburse ]. w.
Northfeld for supplies for NJ. N. G. in July,
1896; appropriating $695.50. Claims.
H. F. 51S (Feig)-To regulate the manufac-
ture Of beer, ale and porter, providing that
these beverages breWed from pure material
shall be branded standard" and that others
shall be branded "inferior'' Public health.
dairy and food.
Committee Reports
Grain and Warehouses:
S. F. 2O5-To establish state inspection and
weighing at Little Falls-to pass.
From Agriculture:
H. F. S99 CMarin)-Relating to reports of
township assessors upon averages of crops
to be indefinitely postponed.
From General Legislation:
H. F. "a (Snyder)-To provide for treat
ment by counties of inebriates-to be indefi-
nitely postponed.
H.. F. 1893 CTorson)-To declare certain
weeds common nuisanceS-to pass.
H. f. 478 (Scott)-To license bicycles In
cities and use the proceeds to build bicycle
paths-to pass
H. F. s2s Reiner)-For the incorporation
of villages-to be indefinitely postponed
H. F. $50 (Torson)-Relating to weights and
measures-to be indefinitely postponed.
H. F. 434 (Olds)-Relating to duties of
county commissioners and auditors relating
to annual statement-to be indefinitely post
poned.
H. F. 422 Ounn)-Relating to method of
amending the state constitution, requiring
that in order to adopt any amendment it
shall require majority of all the votes cast
at the election-to pass.
H. F. 432 (Underleak)-To license auction
GERS in counties-to pass.
H. F. SS4 (Goar)-To provide for seed grain
loans to farmers whose crops were destroyed
in 1S96-to pass; referred to committee on
appropriations.
II. F. 326 Oupn)-To require all officers of
the state and counties to be citizens of the
United States and of Minnesota-to pass, to
go into effect July l. 1897.
H. f. 1874 (Gunn)-To establish county as
sessors-to be indefinitely postponed, with a
substitute, H. F. 4S6.
On General Orders
H. F. 46 Novejoy)-Relating to savings
banks, was recommended for passage while
| the committee reported progress on g. F. II
| (Yale), relative to cemetery associations and
referred to the committee on appropriations
H. F. 40 (Snydey). relative to the tax for the
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