The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-06

in jail playing cards and consuming the
county's ratfons, was VIGOROUSLY bad.
When Speaker Jones had added his
voice to the support of the bill, the
house prepared to take a chance zen
its being a constitutional one and voted
to recommend it's Massage
u. COMMITTEE WORK. IN,
Appended Is the list off bills acted upon by
the committee as indicated below
H. F. 57527 cMiliiganl Xf55 reimburse G. R.
Reed Indefinitely. postponed. -i.xsz5-s
II. r. 4l6 CsteckwelN Relating to taxation.
s. F., AS Dunham) aRefaaing to municipal
H.. F. Sd acknowledgements the same
ground as s. F: AS, and Indefinitely postponed
H. F. 500 Substitute for H. F. 277, Hennepin
county delegation)- Relating to. city deposit
tories. To pass as amended AZ
s. F. IA Dunn)-TSs compel prisoners to
perform manual. labor and to provide penal
ties for failure to comply, ITO pass as amend
ed.
H. F. 1855 GAybourneATd provide that IT.
dependent mine. owners may own cars for
shipping ore In the event of failure to secure
the cars from the RAILROAD companies To
pass as amended, limiting the provisions to
iron
H. F. 6O2 (Johns), H. F. 613 GIartshorn)-
To reimburse e. S. Hall and J.. H. Coates
for election contest expenses. To pass,
H. F. 814 (Underleak)-Relating to punish
ment for adulteration of dairy products. To
pass. d.
H. F. IS gacobson9-To provide that the
railroad commissioners may institute proceed
ings without complaint and making their tes-
timony taken competent testimony in subse-
quent trials upon appeals.
H. F. SOS CHicks)-Making it misdemeanor
to suggest any names to be placed ON the
jury lists. To pass.
s. F. 204 COMMITTEE on Grain and Ware
house)-To establish state weighing and in
spection at Fergus Falls and Winona- To
pass.
S. F. 23S (Stevens)-To exempt from execu-
ton books, apparatus, ETC., in educational
institutions. To pass.
H F. S02 (Smith)-Relating to replevin
bonds. To pass.
H. F. SOS (Smith)-To provide for security
for costs in municipal courts To pass.
H. F. TAO neutrality-suspicious. the filing
of notices of real estate actions. To pass
H. F. 769 (Dunn)-Relatfng to banks OF dis
count of deposit. To pass
H. F. 756 Cunningham Relating to viii
lage assessment districts. To pass,
H. F. 582 Q4aybourn}-Te require the vote
of the people in granting of franchises by
city councils. To pass as amended.
H. F. 791 (Coe)-Providing for the care and
commitment of persons who voluntarily sub
NIT themselves for examination for insanity.
To pass.
S. F. 3S4 CThorpe)-Relating to savings
banks the character of securities they may
invest in etc. To pass.
H. F. 653 (Crayl-Upon the same subject.
To be indefinitely postponed.
H. F. 724 (Staptes)ETo establish a proba-
tionary system for juvenile offenders by the
appointment of an agent in each of the three
larger counties to look after persons under
eighteen years who have come into the tolls
of the law. To pass. Z sc
H. F. 767 Dunn)-Relating to a proposed
amendment to the constitution regarding city
charters. To pass.
H. F. 595 HilD-To permit Winona to ac-
cept the gift of pubic library. To pass.
H. F. 545 HayterJ-Toi amend the probate
code relating to Administered tors accounts. To
pass. "a. r.rv<
H. F. 705 (Fe!gl-To provide for the estab
lishment Of boards of county visitors for the
inspection of charitable land correctional in
situations. the board to, consist of four per-
sons, two of whom shall be women, and also
to have Jurisdiction over persons boarded out
in private antilles. Toapass.s .~< ,-
H. F. SEQ (Bigelow)-To authorize township
treasurers to repay money to treasurers Of
villages where an amount in excess of any
bonded indebtedness Of said township has
been collected. To pass. -.
H. F. 4s5 tstockweilJ-fdi provide for in
sane detention hospitals i'm cities of so 900 in
habitants or over. To pass.
H. F. 262 (HolISter)-To permit 60 per cent
of the people in any county to decide whether
license or no license shall be the policy OF
the entire county. Indefinitely postponed.