The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-02-26

public list of all stockholders. with
amount of stock held by each, was
passed. This measure was particularly
aimed at banking institutions, but
covers all corporations.
MEASURES PRESSED THROUGH.
The afternoon session was consumed
in the passage of bills, which was
made difficult by the absence of great
many members. The measures con-
Sidered were:
H. F. 259 Oonnelly)-To provide for i'm
mediate enforcement of stockholders liability
to creditors. Referred to Messrs Littleton
and Dunn to correct the legal construction
of the bill, upon motion Of Mr.. Donnelly.
H. F. 305 (Dahl-To amend the free text
book act providing for voiding of designa-
lions of school books in case free text books
are provided. Laid over upon motion of Mr..
Staples, who said the bill incorrectly
drawn or had a woodchuck hidden within
its provisions.
provide that teachers taking the examination
for first and second grade certificates must
take an examination upon elementary vocal
music. Lost by vote of 81 to 50.
This bill was the special pet and
charge of Mr. Laing, chairman of the
education committee. It's passage was
recommended by the state teachers as
ISOLATION and was strongly supported
by Mr.. Laing, Mr.. Stockwell. an old
teacher, Mr.. Staples and Mr.. Donnelly.
1t was opposed by Speaker jones' Mr..
Mosford and Mr.. Belden, also an old
teacher. and the house was pre-dis-
posed against the music requirement
and the bill had no chance from the
start
H. F. SOS Substitute for H. F. 331
and H. F. 1910 providing for the Or
ganization of all unorganized counties.
was passed by unanimous vote. IS
to 0. Mr.. Feig. who had led the OPP
position TO the Hartshorn bill. in a
speech explaining his vote said he
favored organization of the counties
and when he could not get the bill he
wanted, providing that the people
should elect their own officers. he was
willing to vote for a bill which would
H. F. 26 (ShelD-Relating to assessment
and collection of taxes by semi-annual in
stallments. Passed by a vote of rs to 3.
H. F. 297 MISUNDERSTANDING to vacation
or land grants, so to permit suits for the
recovery of land wrongfully taken out of the
possession of the state. Passed. 81 to O.
II; F: 176 (Smith)-To Iegalize conveyances
made by husband and wife separately
Passed; 60 TO 0.
H. F. 1872 (Hicks)-Relating to attachments
Passed. GO to 0.
HOUSE ROUTINE.
From Public Parks
H. F. 245 F'rosle)-To authorize counties
Adopted.
H. F. 419 (Anderson)-For appropriation for
the maintenance of the park at the Dalles
OF the ST. Croix, reducing the appropriation
to $1,000. Referred to committee on ap-
preparations.
Public Health
H. F. $50 (McDonald)-To regulate baker
les, amending by prohibiting the use of
tobacco or liquors in bakeries and also the
use OF rancid lard butter. To pass as
amended.
Towns and Counties
H. F. $3.50 amend law in relation to new
counties. with special reference to the
new counties carved out of Polk county,
To pass amended
H: F. 80 (Wood)-Relating to work on
roads. To pass. Adopted
II. F.. 1863 CHartshorn)-To make members
of boards of town supervisors eligible for the
of1ce OF road overseer. To pass. Adopted.
II. F. 563 Uamison)-Relating to roads,
cartways and bridges. To be indefinitely post
poned.
H. F. 141 Underleak)-To enlarge organized
counties by attaching portions of unorgan-
lzed counties. To be Indefinitely postponed.
Adopted. ' :"
BILLS INTRODUCED
., H. F. 613 Hartshorn)-To appropriate
81, OSi.9S to reimburse Joseph H. Coates for
election contest expenses. Claims
II. +. GA (Cray)-To amend law relating to
foreclosure upon delinquent tax sales. Ju-
dietary.
H. F. 615 (GrondahD-To appropriate s. 3Oa
for bridges in Goodhue county. Roads and
bridges.
H. F. GIG Johnsl-To amend penal code re-
lattng to aiding or abetting in the practice of
prize fighting. Grimes and punishments
H. F. GIT (Dallimorel-To regulate practice
OF veterinary medicine and surgery. General
legislation.
H. F. 61S (GrondahI)-To regulate practice
of veterinary medicine and dentistry. Gen
eral legislation.
H: F. 619 Hayter)-To appropriate 1929 900
for the state reformatory at st. Cloud. State
prison and reformatory.
H. F. $40 DEMONSTRATING to the de2osit
OF county funds in national banks. Banks
and banking.
H. F. 621 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50 for
expenses paid by the state board of medical
examiners. Claims.
H. F. 622 CHeimerdinger)-To amend law re-
lating to the pay Of jurors in justice courts
Judiciary.
H. F. 623 Hermerdinger)-To amend law re-
lating to practice in justice courts, providing
for change of venue. Judiciary.
H. F. 624 (ScotD-Providing that judges Of
probate of adjoining counties shall aid in case
OF the inability of the local judge of probate
to act. Judiciary.
H. F. 625 Ramsey delegation)-To provide
for funds for completion of the new capitol
H. F. 626 (Anderson)-Te authorize the gov
ernor to acquire additional lands adjacent to
the park at the Dalles of the st. Croix Pub
lie parks.
H. F. 627 (Anderson)-Relating to the tax
alton of lands under the Anderson amendment.
Taxes and tax laws.
H. F. 62S Notwithstanding provisions of
child labor act. Labor and labor legislation.
cities and villages to appropriate not exceed
ing $1,000 for the maintenance of societies for
the prevention of cruelty. Judiciary.
ton of whitefish and giving exclusive right
to fish in certain cases. Game and fish.
II. F. 631 Oavies)-To amend general laws
relating to redemption by mortgagors Ju-
dietary.