The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-09

The Sixth ward shall constitute one repre-
sentative district and shall be entitled tt
elect one representative.
-Thirty-SiXth district: sfThe THIRTY II
district shall be composed of the Seventh
ward of the city of st. Paul and all of thaJ
part OF the Eighth ward lying east of West
ern avenue, being the First, Second, Fifth
Sixth, Ninth, Eleventh, Twelfth and FIT
teenth precincts Of said ward and shall be
sentatives."
enth district shall be composed of ali thai
portion of the Eighth ward of the city O
St Paul lying west of Western avenue and
being the Third. Fourth, Seventh, Eighth
Tenth, Thirteenth and Fourteenth of pre-
cincts Of said ward and the Tenth and Elev-
entn wards OF said city, and all of that part
OF the county of Ramsey situated outside OF
the city of St. Paul, and shall be entitled ia
elect one senator and two representatives"
With no unnecessary delay the bill as
passed was sent back to the senate where
~ was taken up and in a triee word came
that tner was no immediate possibility of con-
currence in the house amendments The
senate asked for conference and Speaker Jones
named Messrs. Ferris, Staples, Smith and
JACOBSON TO represent the house.
BILLS DISPOSED OF.
The following bills were passed or lost or
otnerWise acted upon yesterday and greatly
hghtened the calendar:
Passed.
H. F. So5 Substitute for H. F. 277. Hem
nepin county delegation)-Re Relating to citv de-
positories. Passed as amended
n. f. 769 CDunnl-Relating to banks of dis
count and deposit. Passed as amended
n. +: 5S2 MISUNDERSTANDING majority
vote OF the people to ratify actions of city
counclls granting franchises. Amended and
Louis delegations
H. F. 555 QIiID-Relating TO free libraries
Passed
H. F. 545 Hayter)-To amend the probate
code. Passed.
H. F. 62S Govejoy)-Relating to the en-
ployment of children. Passed.
II. F. S35 Qovejoy}-Relating to the sale
of municipal bonds. Passed
IL. F. 100 MISUNDERSTANDING to common
carriers. Passed.
H. F. S14 Observation-Disclosures to adulter-
ated dairy products. Passed.
I'll. F. Is Gacobson)-Relating to railroads
Passed as amended
II. f. 656 Qicks)-Relating to the making
of jury lists. Passed.
II. F. ISL (Coe)-Relating to the care of in
sane persons. Passed as amended.
h. F. 7O5 (Feigl-To provide for county
boards Of visitors for correctional and char
liable institutions. Passed.
II. F. 500 Bigelowl-Relating to the duties
OF township treasurers. Passed.
S. F. 661 (Whitney)-To provide for hold
ing terms of the district court in and for
the counties of Cass and Beltrami. Passed.
5. F. GAL (Sweningsen)-To amend section
665 Of the General Statutes, relating to the
BILLS INTRODUCED.
H. F. 101S Johnson)-To provide for the
addition of two assistant bank examiners at
an annual salary of 81 800 each and to pro-
vide further contingent fund of $780, Second
reading.
H. F. 1919 Qolman}-Fixing the term of
holding court in Murray and Pipestone coun-
ties Passed under suspension of the rules.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
The following reports were received from
the committees:
Hospitals for Insane
h. F. 954 CVigen)-To expunge from the
record all reference to the commitment and
Incarceration at the third insane hospital at
Fergus Falls Of Frank Heskins. Majority re-
port in favor of indefinite postponement;
minority report also submitted. The bill with
both reports laid on the table,
State Library
H. F. S95 (McDonald)-To appropriate $500
for books for the state library. To pass.
Roads and Bridges
H. F. 917 CMarin)-To appropriate money
to build roads and bridges in certain coun-
ties in the state. Passed under suspension of
the rules.
Ramsey County Delegation
II. F. n6-To provide for the extension of
time for the payment Of assessments for To-
cal improvements. Printed and placed on gen
eral orders.