The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-26
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10 encourage the manufacture of coke
used in smelling pig iron and appropriate
ing $4,000 annually to pay bounty of 80
cents per ton on coke so manufactured.
| Manufactures. Oh F. $50, Mallory, Rep.
Of ST. LOUISE
! Proposing an amendment to acticle Z
or the Constitution, allowing women to
| vote on measures pertaining to local
| option and the licensing and sale of
| liquors. Education. IA. F. 5S7, Ojen, Rep,
| of Norman.)
Fixing the price to be charged for bind
| Ing Irvine at the state prison and allowing
| a price equal to one-fourth Of 1 per cent
| more than the cost and expense to be
| charged for less than carload lots. Bind
ing Irvine. Oh. F. 5SS, Ferris, Rep, of
| Crow Wing)
Fixing the maximum rates to be charg-
| ed by railroad companies for transport
ing cereals, potatoes and coal in the a e.
Railroads. Oh. F. $50, McCollum, Rep,
| of Kittson.)
| Fixing maximum rate to be charged for
| telegraph messages at 20 cents for ten
| words or less, and Is cents for night mes
| sages OF ten words and l cent additional
| Tor each word In excess of ten. General
Legislation. H. f. $50, Hazlett Rep,
| of Hubbard)
To prevent adulteration of and decep-
tlon in the sale of white lead and mixed
Donohue DEM, of Stearns.)
Limiting the time within which actions
OF proceedings may be commenced to en-
force claims or Judgments against per
sons receiving final discharge in bank
Tuptcy Judiciary. Oh. F. 5s2, Laybourn,
Rep, of st. LOUISE
AUTHORIZING town supervisors to pur-
chase lands containing materials for con-
structing and repairing highways
Towns and Counties. H. F. 5ss Grondah,
Rep, of Goodhue, by request)
Amending the law providing for the or
ganization of drainage districts. Drain
age. Oh. F. 594, Elwell, Rep, of Anoka
by reQuest)
Prohibiting the granting of street car
than 5000 inhabitants unless the question
mas been submitted to a vote OF the peo-
PIE: Towns and Counties. III. F. 5s5.
Kline, Rep, of Renville.)
Legalizing bridge bonds voted upon by
cities under chapter 204, General Laws
1893. Roads and Bridges. On. F. 5s6, OIL
son, Rep, of Hennepin.)
Appropriating $1,000 for a water supply
at soldiers home. Appropriations. Qd. F.
597, Goodspeed5 Rep. of Hennepin.)
Jur1eS on civil cases. Judiciary CHI r
69S, Jackson, Rep, of Ramsey, by re-
quest)
Repeating the law allowing the district
and supreme courts to direct Judgments
instead 1n;afs OF granting motions for, new
y
Authorizing councils by three-fourths
vote in cities of over 1000 Inhabitants to
purchase public parks Of less than fifteen
acres, providing that not more than $50
600 be expended in any one year. Henne-
pin, Ramsey and ST. Louis delegations
Oh: F. 500, Jackson, Rep, of Ramsey
o., Ma at.1 tn the ~, sending Of any newspaper
der a gift. Printing. Oh. F. Col, Jackson.
Rep. of Ramsey)
tixing the terms and place of the dis
In he Tt,ya1
trIct: Placed on general orders. (H F.
6O2, Fosnes, Union, of Chippewa)
To license. itinerant vendors of drugs,
"a. F. $685. Hill. Dem, of Winona.)
Relating to the advertising of lands on
which taxes are delinquent Taxes and
tax laws. GIL F. COZ, Staples, Rep. of
Prohibiting the issuance of liquor IL
censes within 400 feet Of any school
house. Temperance. III. F. Cos, Nelson,
N. c., Rep)
Legalizing plats surveyed by other than
county surveyors. Towns and counties.
Oh; F. 606, Wallace, Rep, of Hennepin.
recurring railroad companies organized
charter granted by, a foreign country to
incorporate under laws of this state be-
fore extending its line of railway into
Or acquiring property yoI ri ghts in the state.
PROVIDING for proceedings by sureties
on lands of defaulting officials General
legislation ais on. F; COS, Riley, Rep, of
relating to the taxation of mortgages.
Taxes and tax laws OI. F. 600, McColl1m.
Rep, Of kittsons by request)
~, aip pro- $3.50 for uniform for state
Appropriating so to oe g. NJ NJ e%S4 ing for
Claims done n in g, R prison
nep1n, by reouest)
Relating to use Of ballot machines.
Elections. Oh. F. 6l2 OLSON, P, Union, Of
In school districts, outside of cities.
Hennepin delegation. Oh. F. 613, Lampe,
Union, of HenneD1n.)
Amen 16dl sec. II. chap. US, General
Laws 1895, relating to life insurance com
panies. Insurance Oh. f. GA, Krayen-
buhl, Rep, Of Ramsey)
Making it a miSdemeanor to publish
false advertising. General legislation. CH.
F: 615, Nelson, W., Rep, of Ramsey.)
increasing compensation of county com
missioners. Placed on general orders.
On. F. SIG. Blue Earth, Winona and
Stearns delegation, substitute for H. r.
treasurer Placed on general e Orders s'd n
for H. F. 1861 p'' - ''i '''' SUBSTITUTE
| Relating to membership of the State
| orders. Oh. F. 61S, committee on agricul-
ture, substitute for H. F. 1887
repeating the law providing for the
| gathering of farm statistics. Placed on
general orders. Oh. F. GIG, committee on
agriculture.)
Authorizing city councils in cities of
| $4,000 inhabitants to purchase market
sites and issue certificates of indebted
| ness to pay for same. Ramsey, Henne-
pin and ST. Louis delegations Gil F. 62O
Krayenbuhl, Rep, of Ramsey, by re-
Quest.)
Providing for county commissioners an
propriating money for incidental ex-
penses. Towns and counties. III F. 6N
Donohue, DEM, of Stearns.)
Regulating the manufacture and sale
of adulterated baking powder Dairy and
food products Oh. F. 622, Jackson, Rep.
Of Ramsey)
Appropriating So, 500 annually to enforce
the dairy and food laws Public health
and food products. Oh. F. 623 Ahlstrom
Rep, of Hennepin.)
Preventing the sale of adulterated
Preventing the sale of adulterated iel
lies and preserves. Public health (H
625, Morris. Rep, of Hennepin)
Providing for abstract clerks in coun-
ties. General legislation. Oh. F. 626. Per,
erson, g., Rep, Of Renville)
| Legalizing acknowledgements taken by
| officers of corporations. Placed on gen
eral orders. Oh. F. 627 Simonson, Rep,
| of Hennepin.C
| Requiring corporations engaged in driv-
ing logs IN ren0rt IN auruovor .ropo,c1