The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-01-20

and some of the best considered meas
ures in this line are from his pen. He
introduced. In the house yesterday, a
measure to regulate the depositing of
the state funds in banks within the
state. The bill creates board, con-
sisting Of the public examiner, the
state auditor and the secretary Of
state, whose duty shall be to select
the banks in which the states money
Is to be deposited; requires a personal
bond, double in amount of the deposit.
with five sureties, none an officer or
director Of the bank; and the deposit
never is to exceed 80 per cent of the
banks capital.
The bin relieves the state treasurer
OF responsibility for money so deposit
ed and makes interest on balances all
payable to the state monthly.
ii. +. 100, introduced by Representa-
tive Dunn, is rather an important
measure and provides that holders Of
tax certificates have the privilege of
paying the delinquent taxes and the
current tax as well, and may add the
amount to the title Under the law
as 1T now stands, there is no induce
ment to the holder Of certificates to
pay taxes during the period Of re-
dempt1on, which accrue during the
period of redemption, because he is not
permitted to recover on them when
such redemption is made. 1t is further
provided that current taxes, paid by
the holder of the tax certificates, do
not draw l per cent per month until
they become delinquent taxes
ii. f. 102 tManchester)-P Prohibiting the Civ
Ing or theatrical performance on the first day
Of the week. and providing for penalty for
violation OF such provisions. Judiciary.
H. F. 103 (Scott)-Proyiding relief in the
sum or $4,000 for Grace and Florence w. Ra-
maley for injuries, by burning, received at
a NJ fhn Doh nCfn 4vx.o
10, 1894. Claims.
H. f. 1O4 Nee)-Appropriating 81, 700 for the
construction Of drainage bitches in Norman
and Polk counties. Drainage.
H. F. los (Schmidt) Providing repositories
for funds in the hands Of the state treasurer
the same to be selected by the bank exam
liner, state auditor and state treasurer. Gen.
H. F. 106 (Cray)-Defining vagrancy, and
providing punishment for the same. Referred
to special committee.
interest on money and usury. Judiciary
H. F. 1G8 (Feig)-In regard to the relation
OF employers to their employees and others
regarding personal injuries received while at
work from defective machinery, etc. Ju-
dietary
H. F. 100 Ounn)-Amending law relating to
redemption from tax sales. Taxes and tax
laws
H. F. 10 Ounn)-Amending general laws
relating to claims against deceased persons.
Judiciary.
H. F. Ill (Crocker-To establish a munich
pal court at Sank Center. Passed under sus-
pension Of the rules.
H. F. 112 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 50, 900 for
the construction of bridge across the Cot
tonwood river in Redwood county. Roads and
bidges
H. F. 113 (Anderson)- Conferring power on
cities and villages to adopt ordinances regu-
lating itinerant vendors. General legisla-
ton.
H. F. ia Feig)-Lcensing peddlers and
hawkers within organized townships, and
providing penalty for violations Of law. Gen
eral legislation.
H. F. 115 onald)-Authorizing the Sec
rotary of state to enter into contract for
the publication of supreme court reports with
Frank Dufresne. the contract now existing
with the West Publishing company being
about to expire. Judiciary.
ii. f. 116 (Sampson)- 1000
annually for field instruction in dairying, I'M
health. dairy and food products.
H. F. III (Soule(-Appropriatin Sc, GOO for
relief OF Ellen Rush. wife Of guardian at
state prison. Claims.
II. F. 118 Substitute for H. F. 38)-To pre-
vent fraud in the sale Of garden seed. Placed
on file for second reading.
H. F. 119 CHilD-Amending law increasing
powers enjoyed by state normal school boards
regarding salaries. Normal schools.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
H. F. SO STAPLES Substitute for H, F, IN
Amending present law relating to liens upon
logs and lumber. For second reading.
II. +. 100 CWesD-TO limit the amount of
debts and obligations which any village coun-
actually levied, unless excess be authorized
by popular vote. General legislation.
H. F. 101 (Dare)-To fix term OF district
court of Sherburne county for the fourth
Monday of March and October Of each year,
and providing that no juries are to be sum-
moned unless there is occasion for their serv-
ices In the opinion of the judge Of the dis
trlct court. Passed under suspension OF the
rules.