The Saint Paul globe., 1901-04-11
HAVE BECOME LAWS.

follow
ing bills:
IL f. l47, Torrey-Providing for the
sale OF 6,@5 acres of state land in Kan
olNohl county, and for the appraisal of
ltnproVeme nts made by tenants
IL. F. 165 Notwithstanding for the I'm
corpofat1on, reincorporation and regula-
ilon OF life insurance companies doing
business Gs 90 on the stipulated premium plan.
General Laws of 1897, to prevent boards
OF health from slaughtering animals not
n1Iected WITH contagious disease on the
ground that they have been exposed to
the disease by being on the same prem
1ses as infected animals.
II. f: zoe, Feeny-Reumbursing w. r
Mahood IN the sum of $500 for election
contest expenses:
H F. 522, Kelly-Reimbursing H. e.
Blair in the sum of $3.50. .56 for expenses
incurred in contesting the seat of w K.
III; H; F. 242, Peterson. J. A.-Providing
companies fail to pay taxes assessed by
act OF 1881, the attorney general may
Drlng an action tc enforce such payme,lt
IN any county in the state.
II. T. Z6S, Pope-Authorizing county
commissioners commissioners to issue certificates of in
for payment of road work
II. f. 2l0 NichOls-Amending section
il429, General Statutes Of 1894, 10 provide
mat Where prisoners cf one county are
kent in the jail of another county, in
which not more than three prisoners are
kept, the county to which the prisoners
belong shall pay $1.2O per day each for
H. F. $50, Kelly-Prohibiting police Of
hcers OF cities in this state from receiv-
ing fees in any action, brought in the
name of the state of Minnesota
H. F. 374, judiciary Committee-Amend-
ing section $500, General Statutes Of 1891,
relating to service of summons on gar
nishees
H F. 425, Committee on Agriculture
Providing tax on dogs of 81 on each
male and SO on each female, to go into
a fund to pay for damages committed by
dogs killing or illjuring sheep
H. F. 431, Schurman-Amending section
1o, general laws of 1895, relating tc the
management of relief funds for fire de-
H. F. 455, Committee on Education-
Providing that il the amount available
for state aid to schools is not sufficient
tit,Iy to pay the fun qrota to all schools en-
@ @utled TO AID, it shall be distributed pro
rata, and liking the standing appropri4-
ton as follows: For high schools. Sis
900; graded schools, $52000; high school
BOARD and state inspectors, $500: SEMI
$50, ,nOO "'''o0'9'
H. F; 544, judiciary Comn1ittee-Author-
l2lng the JrogcS of the supreme court TO
eett1Rp1oy 81 dpd sten3grapiiers, and appropriating
$5,0W annually for their compelisa ton
$500 for eech Justice
II. F.. 637, Dunn-T.egalizing certificates
issued oy municipalities Of the sale of
r.
suant to the orders of the district co1rt
for delinquent assessments for local i'm
provements, which were not properly wit
messed or acknowledged
II. F. g. Won Wald-Repealine cbante,.
II9, special laws of 1883, appropriations
money to build a bridge across the Can
non river. in GoOdnue county.
II. F. 706 Ofsthun-Repealing chanter
zl5 special laws of 1883, regulating the
running at large of horses, mules ami
cattle 3 in certain towns and villages of
H F. 7O7, Ofsthun-Repealing chapter
lSO special laws of 1881, extra session. con
cernmg tho running at large of horses.
taIelef eau e. S1neep; mules and hogs in the coun-
H. F. us substitute for S. F. 306). Nc
Carthy-Amending chapter 1914, laws of
lS8g, so as to limit the tax levy in the
counties of Beltrami and Cass, Limit is
raised to $4,000 annually. exceptino a IO
mill tax for school purposes. and amount
OF county COZ warrants outstanding is limited
S. F. III, Miller-Aut'norizjn inco,nor-
ated villages and cities of less than 1890
TO construct and rebuild sidewalks and
! sewers, to assess the benefits on adioin-
ing property, to make such assessments
payable in three annual inStallmentS with
interest. and authorizing the village or
! cIty 10 issue orders bearing interest. pay
able in accordance with sa ID assessment
| Repeals chapter 40. general laws Of 1890
s. F. 242. Dart-PrOviding for free edu
catlon IN the state of Minnesota of any
SIauudle OF the state SchOOl for the blind
VINO IS resident of the state
5. F: 4Ol, Myran-A memorial to con-
gress from the states of Minnesota. Nort1
Dakota and South Dakota, requesting a
federal commission to investigate the
drainage of swamp lands.
S +. 429, Observation-Disclosures the
! successor OF any person who has hereto
lore solemnlzed marriage IN this state,
but has failed to deliver a certificate tn
the clerk of courts and who has died
removed from the state or become in
capac1tated, to make transcript of thu
record of such marriage, which shall bn
hled and shall be prima facie evidence of
the facts.
S F. 523, Potter-Relating to sinking
fund investments in counties, cities or
other municipal corpora tions, permitting
them to invest in their own bonds. ire
Spective Of the time of maturity
5. f. &c. Notwithstanding chabter
lI5, general laws of 1895, relating to in
Surance.
S. F. 15s. Notwithstanding the limit
Of cost on the new capitol
S. F. 230, McCarthy-Legalzins fndebt-
edness contracted by the counties of Cass
and Beltrami
S. F. 272, Young-Permitting farmers
mutual hre insurance companies to insure
country school houses and churches and
tnreshing machines while in operation.
S. F. 2S1, Reeves-Relating to town In
surance companies, to limit directors
terms to three years.
5. f. 3Sl, wenlngsen-Limiting the time
for the commencement of recovery of
estates in dover or by the courtesy, in
certain cases
S. F. 514. Schaller-Authorizing cities o.
10000 inhabitants or less to sprinkle
property.