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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-30
DO[IGS OF NORTHWEST Legislatures


263, chapter 46, general laws 1899, entitled
an act to establish probate code. Judi
ciary.
H. F. 103. Alley-To amend sections 1876
rs, 70, rs, 80, general statutes 1894 the
same being sections 1853, 1859, Ill. ~ l7S
chapter 46, general laws 1889, as amended
by section of chapter 116 general laws
1893, relating to sales of real estate be-
longing to estates of deceased persons
by executors and administrators. Judi
cfary.
H. F. 104 Wallace-To amend subdivi-
sion 8, section g. chapter 109 general laws
1879, as amended, entitled An act to con-
form all savings banks or institutions for
savings to uniformity of powers, rights
and liabilities and 10 provide for organiza-
ton of savings banks. for their supervi-
sion and for the more efficient protection
of depositors in such Institutions" Banks
and banking.
H. f. los, Wallace-To amend the Sec
ond subdivision of section q, chapter 109
general laws 1879, as amended, entitled,
AN act to conform, all savings banks or
institutions for savings, to uniformity OF
powers right and liabilities and to pro-
vide for the organization of savings
banks. for their supervision and for the
more efficient protection of depoSitors in
such Institutions. Banks and banking.
H. F. LOG, Morley-Authorizing the es-
adjustment and maintenance o. kinder
garten schools Education.
II; f. 10Y, Schwarg-To prevent the
pasturing or grazing of animals in the
public streets or highways of any unin-
corporated village of this state. General
legislation.
H F. 108 regulating the time and man
ner of taking exceptions to the charge Of
the court in the trial of jury causes Judi
ciary.
H. F. 100, Haugland-To amend third
subdivision, section 6043, General Statutes
1884, relative to the time within which
certificates of redemption from mortgage
foreclosure sales shall be recorded Judi
ciary
II. F. ITO, Haugland-To amend the third
subdivision of section 5475, General Sta
tutes 1894, relating to the time within
which certificates of redemption from
execution sales shall be recorded Judi
ciary.
H, F. Ill, Rich-To convey to thu
United States of America ce1 tain lands in
Hennepin county owned and controlled
by the state of Minnesota, for a soldiers
nome, for the purpose of constructing,
operating and maintaining a lock and
dam on the Mississippi river. Soldiers
home
H. F. 112, Roberts-For the preservation
of the original records of the civil war
In use in the attorney generals office
Military affairs
H. F. 113, Wilcox-To open an outlet
from Currow lake to the Otter Tail river
In Becker county, Minnesota. Drainage
II. F. 113, Hendricks-To amend section
1856, penal code, being section 6441 General
Statutes 1894, prescribing murder in the
first degree. Crimes and punishments
H. f. lis, to amend section 2212, General
Statutes 1894 relating to interest. Banks
and banking.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-30

out, languid, dull, or are suffering from
dyspepsia or bilious or nervous attacks.
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-30

favorahly by the committee on education.
Senator Golfers bill, S. f. No. s, le-
CALLING standard time, was passed in
the regular order.
Senator Greer moved the consideration
of Gov. Van SAINTS appointments, sent
up Monday evening, and the appoint
ments were approved.
A bill of imposing appearance was in
troduced by Senator Snyder, and provides
for revising and codifying the laws re-
lating to building and loan associations,
and providing that all such corporations
and concerns come under the supervision
of the public examiner.
Senator Meilicl1e introduced a measure
providing that in cases where proper au-
thorities fail to appoint election judges
and clerks same may be chosen by viva
voce vote of citizens present at the open
ing of the polls.
Senator Mccarthy introduced two bills,
one to prevent the spread of contagious
diseases and to provide that the county
in which the patient has his residence
shall be liable for expenses incurred in
quarantine if patient or his family are
unable to meet them. The other bill
amends the law of 1897, relating to school
districts in new counties. The old law
limits such counties to the expenditure of
$1,000 for public buildings within the first
coo for the next five.
Senator Potter introduced the fire mar
shall bill for the appointment OF a fire
marshal with deputies at st. Paul, Min
neapolis and Duluth. The duties of the
department will be to investigate pos
sfble incendiarism, beginning investiga-
ton within two days after a fire.
Senator Wilson introduced a bill. ask
ing for the furnishing of surety bonds by
state and county officials, and providing
that the public funds may be used in
ratio of $40 for the first 81, 900 and one
half of 1 per cent for any amount adj
ditional to the first thousand
Senator UNDERTAKES bill is designed to
abolish the reinsurance reserve fund, now
required of mutual companies in this
state. The bill is along the line of sug-
gestions given out by former Insurance
Commissioner O'Shaughnessy.
Senator Fitzpatrick introduced a meas
ure authorizing cities of over $1,000 to
build and operate municipal electric light
plants. The bill is designed to make pos
sible the building of such plant at
Winona, where the subject has been some
time under discussion.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-30
WADE GOES TO MANILA.
Commander of Department of Da
kOta Ordered to Philippines.


l<Ota Ordered to Philippines.
WASHINGTON, Jan BY direction
of the president, Brig. Gems. James F.
Wade and Ludlow will be relieved of
their present duties and ordered to San
francisco in time to sail on the first
transport from that port after March 1
for Manila, where they will report to the
commanding general, division of the Phil
ippines, for assignment to duty. Gen.
Wade Is now in command of the depart
ment of Dakota, with headquarters at
st. Paul. Gen. Ludlow is a member of
the board to consider regula tons pertain
ing to the establishment of a war col
lege for the army with station at Wash
ington.
Maj Gen E. S. Otis, commanding the
department of the lakes at Chicago. will
upon the departure of Gen. Wade, as
sumo command temporarily of the Depart
ment of Dakota, in addition to his present
duties.
The detail of Gems. Wade and Ludlow
to duty in the Philippines will enable the
department to relieve two general officers
on duty there and give them assignments
in the United States This action is in
accordance with the policy of the depart
ment to limit the detail of officers in the
Philippines to two years, whenever pos
sible, in order not to overtax their health
and strength by prolonged service in a
tropical climate. It is probable that Maj
Gen. Lloyd Wheaton, who commands the
department of Northern Luzon, and J. c.
Bates, who commands the department OF
Southern Luzon, will be among the first
high officers relieved and granted per-
mission to return to the, United States
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-30
SENATE PASSED A PAIR
TWO BILLS WE'RE SENT TO THE
HOUSE FROM THE SMALLER
BODY
STANDARD TIME LOCALIZED
Collier Bill Was Adopted Without
Dissent-Recent Appointments
Were Confirm d-Batch
of New Bills.

The senate was a trlf1e late in converting
yesterday morning, and was in session
hut thirty minutes. Some work, how
ever was done A dozen bills were in
troduced. The senate resolved itself in
to the committee of the whole, with
Senator Underleak in the chair, and re-
ported for passage two bills. These were
S. L. No. 10, by Mr.. Wilson, amending
the statutes of 1894, relating to prepara-
ton and settlement of bills of exceptions,
and S. F. No. 81, by Senator Collier, re-
eating to notice to creditors. Both meas
ures had been favorably reported by the
judiciary.
Lieut.. Gov. Smith announced the seven
additional members to the joint reappor-
tionment committee, as follows: Sena-
tors Sweningsen, Schellbach, Dickey, e.
Z. Smith, McGill, ]. D. Jones, and
Young.
Senator Snyder moved to have printed
for use of senators the board OF con-
troll bill. The motion carried,
Two bills were passed under suspension
of the rules, one introduced yesterday
by Senator Johnson, providing that rela-
tives of persons who take patients who
have not been discharged, home from
the hospital and find that such persons
must be returned, shall themselves bring
patients back again and pay for their
transportation. This bill is designed to
meet a condition of things not at al
pleasant TO the hospital authorities. 1t
occasionally happens that relatives visit
a patient, and finding him bright, decide
In sentimental moment that they want
him home. If his condition warrants,
the superintendent grants his permission,
after requiring a bond for his safe
keeping. All too soon it is found that
the patient needs care that cannot be
given at home, and the hospital manage
ment Is notified to send for him and is
put to the expense of sending a nurse
after him, being compelled to pay three
fares and other incidental expenses.
Senator Johnson thinks the bill, If it
becomes law, will check the practice of
asking releases, and materially lessen
the expenses of running the hospital.
The other bill passed is the Mccarthy
measure providing for the erection OF
school houses upon sites already owned
by school districts, which was reported
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-30
North Dakota.
Fight WOLBERT'S BILL
UNIVERSITY AND NORMAL SCHOOL
FAVOR PREPARATORY WORK.

FARGO, N. D., Jan. 29-(SpectaL)-
The state university and the normal
school supporters are fighting Senator
Wolbert's bill to abolish the preparatory
work at those institutions. Mr.. VOL
bert asserts the work is too great bur
den for the tax payers of the state, who
can scarcely afford to support the legiti-
mate students at these places. The pre-.
paratcry pupils crowd the others out of
the building and make more expense.
willie preventing the institutions from
giving proper training to those entitled
to it.
The opponents of the bill assert that
it is q plan to boost the attendance of
the agricultural college, which rnr3t nee
essarily have primary Curse. There
is considerable feeling e:igendeeed and it
is probable that the oil will be fought
to a finish when J. finally comes before
the senate for action It has many adj
vocates who realize the state is being
burdened too severely in caring for the
educational institutions.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-30
NEW HOUSE BILLS.

H. F. 49, Scherf-To appropriate $4,000
for the purpose of completing and fur
nishing the girls building of the state
training school and for the repair of
other buildings of said school. Appropria-
tons.
H. F. 80, Ryan-To amend sections and
g. chapter SO, general laws 1887, entitled
AN act to provide for the organization
Of unorganized counties in the state of
Minnesota" and repeating chapter 104,
general laws 1899 Towns and counties
H. f. 100. Hendricks-Proposing an
amendment to section 6, article of the
constitution of the state of Minnesota,
relating to. school funds, education and
science. Education
H. F. 101, Alley-To amend section $685.
general statutes 1894. relating to the or
ganization of new school districts Educa-
ton.
H. F. 102, Jackson-To amend section
1876, general statutes 1894, being section
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-30

terday by Assemblyman orion at
the request of the state board
of control. One provides that In
sane persons who have been on a two
years parole shall be considered sans
and the decree Of the courts on their
insanity set aside. Another declares the
power and authority of prison officials
and provides that in order to prevent
escapes and preserve order they may
shoot and kill if necessary. Another
provides that the time in which prison
ers shall unlawfully absent themselves
from prison shall not be computed on
their term of sentence. The last one
gives the state power TO collect from
relatives or estates for the care of the
feeble-minded.
Assemblynan Johnson has introduced a
bill that all plans for sewerage. or water
works systems must first be submitted
for approval to the state hoard of health
and also for the annual appropriation Of
$500 for the establishment of a state
meteorological laboratory to study the
water and sewage systems of the state
Assemblyrnan Keene's bill makes 1t po--
sible for relatives to ship the bodies
of persons who have died of contagious
diseases. Under the present law the
bodies cannot be handled by railroads..
Assemblyman Soltwedcls bill provides
that all owners of shops where garments
of any kind are made must first apply
to the state factory Inspector for a license
which will be furnished free of charge
but which binds the owner to observe the
laws laid down by the state on that,
subject. 1t also puts shops where cigars
and cigarettes are made on the same
basis as tailor shops and all cigar man
ufacturers will be compelled to take out
a license and thus place themselves I'M
der state supervision.
The proposed marriage laws are causing
considerable discussion, and one anxious
bachelor writes to the Wisconsin State
Journal as follows:
ITO the Editor: Will you tell me If
can get married under this new bill? I
have lost number of teeth on the up
per jaw and my mother had uncle
who died from falling from a haymow.
l do not know that the trick Of fall
ing from things is a family trait but L
should be obliged to tell the Dane coun-
ty examiners that some of our family,
who are Methodists, have fallen from
grace. The law seems to be q sensible
thing. I am engaged to a nice young
lady of Stoughton and I guess she can
pass the examination all right as she
carries the wood and shovels snow for
the family of a physician who Will go
on the examining board"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-30
JOHN MARSHALL DAY.
HunAFedth Anniversary Will Be
Celebrated Monday Next.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Arrangements
were perfected today for the celebration
on Monday next of John Marshall day
being the hundredth anniversary of his
accession to the supreme court bench
After a conference between the senate
committee and the house committee and
Mr.. William Writ Howe, chairman of the
comittee of the Aerican Bar associa ton,
on the celebration, and Mr.. Chaplin
Brown. president of the District of Co
lumhia Bar association, a programme was
agreed upon to be executed under the di-
rection of the house committee In the
chamber of the house of representatives
At 1 O'Clock, senators and representatives
and invited guests will be called to or
der by Chief Justice Fuller, as presiding
officer. Prayer will follow by the Rev
Dr. William Strother Jones, of St. Micha-
els church, Trenton, N J., grandson
of John Marshall After a few remarks
by the chief Justice. an grafton on Mar
shall will be delivered by the Hon. Wayne
Macveagh, OF Pennsylvania. In the even
ing banquet at the Arlington hotel, IN
der the direction of the bar association
of the District of Columbia, will be at
tended by a number of distinguished
guests.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-30
Laybourn's Bill May Win.

The committee on tax and tax laws act-
ed favorably yesterday upon the Lay
bourn bill. for the appointment of COM
mission of five to codify the tax laws Of
the state. Some surprise was expressed
at this news, for it has been supposed
that a division of sentiment would de-
velop,. as there was several plans sug-
seSted regarding this commission.
the chief justice of the supreme court,
the auditor and attorney general are
authorized to act instead Of the justice
OF the supreme court
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-30
SENATORIAL DEADLocKs.

LINCOLN, Neb.. Jan 2s-The vote on
United States senator today, resulted as
follows:
Allen QFusionisD, 81; Hitchcock (Fus-
ionist)3, 40; w. H. Thompson (Fusionist),
q: D. E. Thompson, SO; Meiklejohn, 2S;
Hinshaw, -; Rosewater, IS; Culrle. 90;
Hainer, 4; Grouse, z; Martin, g. Kinkaid
4; scattering, II.
SALEM. Or, Jan 2s-The vote for
senator today, was as follows:
Corbett, 20; Smith Dem.) 26; Mcbride
10; Hermann, s; Fulton, 2; Moore, 2;
Lowell, /; Williams, 2; not voting, J.
DOVER, Del, Jan. 29.-Today's vote in
the joint session of the legislature for
two United States senators, shows no
material change over the previous bal
lots. Kenny and Saulbury continue 10
be the Democrats choice; Addicks, the
Union Republican and Dupont and Rich
ards, the regular Republican
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-30
killed "Ta1 Ferret Rin.

The senate committee on taxes and tax
laws held a protracted session beginning
ferred to a committee the Underleak hi
providing for tax commission The
committee consists of Senators Unde.-
leak, Somerville and Greer
Senator JohnSon'S tax ferret bill was
considered, and upon this bill State Au-
ditor Dunn was heard. The state auditor
was in favor of the tax commission be-
Ing created for the purpose or looking up
property omitted from the tax list, and
was of the opinion that tax ferrets would
be superfuous luxuries If the commission
be created
The tax ferret bill was laid aside for
failure consideration.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-30
PRICES MARKED UP.
Action by American Steel and Wire
COMPANY Directors

Company Directors.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2s.-The directors Of
the American Steel and Wire company
issued statement to the stockholders
this afternoon that action on the dividend
question of the stocks of the company
had been postponed until the meeting
of the board next March. 1t was also
announced that an amendment to the by
laws of the company makes it obligatory
on the directors to act upon the question
OF dividends quarterly, beginning with
March l next.
The board voted to advance prices on
standard goods 81 per ton, effective at
once.
The statement to the stockholders for
the year ending Dec. 81, 1900. shows net
earnings of $4,000, 129, of which 81 600. 600
& marked OF for depreciation
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-30
To Tax Express Compante..

The special joint committee which viii
look into the changing of H. r. %, pro-
viding for the imposition of a az per
J cent gross earnings tax for express COM
panies, passed in 1899, which was alfere1
in transition from the desk to the gov
ernor. will hold a preliminary meeting to-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-30
OBITUARY.

ST PETERSBURG, Jan. 2a.-Field
Ma! shall Count Gourko. died today on his
estate at Scharow, near liver.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-30
MAY SELL KANDIYoHI SITE.
Proposed Site for State Capitol Not
Worth INeepiuG

The senate committee on public lands
held a meeting after the session. at which
the Grue bill, providing for the draining
Of the capital lands in kandiyohi coun-
ty, was considered. The bill was referred
to a subcommittee, which was instruct
ed to see if it were not possible for the
state to dispose of the lands by sale.
The judiciary committee met and will
recommend to pass Senator Golfers bill
relating to the probate CODE
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-30
Three Through Tourist Car. to Call

Three Through Tourist Cars to Call
fornIa-
One weekly via Kansas City and The
Santa Fe route to Los Angeles
One weekly via Kansas City, through
Texas points to Los Angeles and San
Francisco.
One weekly via Des Mcines and scenic
route, through the Colorado resorts, to
San Francisco.
New Pullman tourist sleeping cars, with
every convenience via the popular Chi
cago Great Western. For full informa-
ton and booklet address J. N. Storr
city passenger agent, c.. G. w. Ry, Fifth
and Robert streets. st. Paul. MINI.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-30

70 HOT springs, Ark.-Keduced Hatc
Tickets
oils ThS q 81 oig FoRte il via the Minneap
Leave Minneapolis "a 97,s$$5 p. NJ
Arrive st. Louis 2:0l, p IN. next day.
Arrive Hot Springs 9-tD q: m. next day.
.S7H hours. Only one change of cars
No transfer. Elegant service and beau
tiful scenery. Reduced rates at 29S Rob-
ert street.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-26

els. last year. 5.349 900 bushels.
Northwest grain receipts: Minneapolis.
ga cars; Duluth, 163 cars. A year ago.
Minneapolis. $50 cars; Duluth. ~ cars.
Clesrances wheat and flour. $1,000 BUSH
els
A year ago the visible supply Of wheat
increased 1;O6e, 600 bushels; corn increased
/, 720, GOO bushels
Second Liverpool cables: Wheat, ga
higher. corn, sd lower.
Closing Liverpool cables: Wheat. sd
lower; corn, sd lower.
Kansas City grain receipts: Wheat. lI9
cars; corn, 50 cars, oats. p cars A year
ago: Wheat, GIG cars; corn, 30 cars, oats.
8 cars.
Total visible supply; Wheat, 25247. 900
bushels: corn, 2,205, 600 bushels; oats. g..
000 bushels
Visible supply: Wheat decreased 762, 900
bushels; corn decreased $4,000 bushels.
oats Increased 66S, 900 bushels
Close on Kansas City futures wheat
September, 645sc; December, size Corn
September, 545sc; December. 54ssc.
Chicago: September wheat-Puts. 68atc;
calls, 6914c; curb, 693sQ69l5c. December
Wheat-Puts, 71lsc. calls. 721sc; 71@c. Sep
TENDER cOrn-Puts SPEC. calls, SOC. curb
5S52c- December corn-Puts, soc; calls, Sc
curb, 55s@c.