The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-28
New HonSe Bills.

H. F. 348, Hogan-To appropriate money
to aid in building a bridge across the
north fork of the Grow river, i'll the viii
lage of New PayneSVille. Roads, bridges
and navigable streams.
H. F. 349, Kelly-To require 1nanufac-
turers of liquid, mixed or prepared paint
to print the true proportion of the United
States standard gallon or gallons of
liquid, mixed or prepared paint contained
In the can or package. General legisla-
ton.
for the imposition and collection of
proportionate earnings tax upon the
gross earnings Of all property within the
state of Minnesota or of all telegraph
companies or owners whose lines are in
or extend into or through said state, in
lieu of all other taxes. Taxes and tax
laws.
II. F. 351, Peterson, S. D.-To repeal
chapter 236, General Laws for 1889, enti-
tied IAN act relating to building, loan
and saving associations doing general
business" as amended by chapter ISL,
General Laws of 1894. Judiciary.
II. F. 1852, Misunderstanding and maxi
ing valid foreclosures of mortgages by
advertisement heretofore made wherein
the notice of sale is defective. Judiciary
II. F. 1853, Pennington-For an amend
ment to the constitution of the state of
Minnesota establishing the road and
bridge Fund, and authorizing the legisla-
ture to levy an annual tax for the pur-
pose of constructing and improving roads
and bridges within the state. Roads,
H. f. 354, Roberts-To prohibit county
officials, deputies or clerks from becom-
Ing interested in contracts or purchases
made by them in all counties having a
population of 100000 or more. Hennepin
delegation.
II. F. 355. Roberts Oby requestATo pro-
hibit county officials, deputies or clerks
from the employment of relatives, in all
counties having a population of ECO, 600
Hennepin delegation.
H. F. S56, Sander-Relating to the addi-
Of a1~
etery purposes to all villages incorpor-
ated under the General Laws of the
state. Municipal legislation.
chapter 49, General GaMa of M afHfen
for 1887, being an act entitled IAN act
defining school holidays" Education.
H. F. 1853, Miller-To amend section 2,
chapter 116 of the General Laws of Min
nesota for 1897, being an act to prohibit
the use Of tobacco by persons under
eighteen years of age, and by all minor
pupils in public schools. Public health,
dairy and food products
III. f. 1853, Miller-To amend section 5,
chapter 2B, General Laws of Minnesota
for the year 1899, requiring the education
of children and providing for truant Of
fcers in ungraded schools in school dis
tricts and cities. Education.
H. F. $50, Anderson-To provide for the
commitment of prisoners to the Mime
sofa state prison and the state reforma-
tory, to regulate their release or parole
and to repeal section 1896 of the General
penal code, and section 1907 OF the Gem
eral Statutes of 1894 being section l, of
chapter 9, of the General Laws of 1893.
! State prison and reformatory.
H. F. 361, Smith-To regulate proceed
ings for the incorporation of certain So
cieties under title 3, of chapter "a, OF the
general statutes of 1873; Judiciary.
H. F. S62, Wilcox-To amend section
G23S of the General Statutes of 1894, laws
of 1889, chapter zoo, section 10, as amend
ell by laws of 1895, chapter 101, section 2,
11IGJ 10yNfC Nl@4.
enforced, of mechanics, material mems
and laborers' liens. Judiciary.
d H. F. 3S3 Wellsar Goa amend section 1914
lie schools Education
II. F. 1854, Dobbin-Relating to the care
custody and disposition of property of
deceased soldiers, sailors and marines
dying as inmates Of the Soldiers home.
Home.
II. F.. 965, Dobbin-To amend section
362S of the General Statutes of Minnesota
! melt OF the soldiers relief fund. Sol
! diers' Home.
H. f. 1855, Cummings-To authorize ana
empower cities in the state having a
population of more than 5000 and less
than 10000 to construct, erect or plr-
chase waterworks and electric light
plants. Municipal legislation.
! H. F. 367, Morris-To amend chapter 22l
Of the general laws of 1897, entitled IAN
! act for the preservation, propagation
! protection, taking. use and transporta-
! laws.
H. F. Sos, Morris-To amend section "a
of the general laws of 1889 for the pres
| ervation oil game and fish. Game and
! fish laws.
II. F. &c., Scherf-To appropriate money
| for the Minnesota state training school
| for boys and girls. State training
school.
II. F. $40, Sche1f-Tc appropriate mon
ey for the support of the Minnesota state
| training school for boys and girls State
| training school.
H. F. 81, Bush-To appropriate money
| to aid in the Introduction of agricultural
studies into rural schools. Agriculture
Fl. f. 372-Feeny-To amend section 1872
of the General Statutes of 1884, relating
| to exemption from taxation. judiciary.
H. F. S73, Ferris Cby request)-To pro-
| tect banks il; receiving deposits from
minors. Banks and banking