The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-04
LIST OF NEW LAWS.

In addition to board of control bill, the
governor has signed the following list OF
bills, which includes the emaSculated
Hurd oil bill, the Nichols bill, raising the
gross earnings tax on express companies
| from 3 TO 6 per cent:
| S. F. 245, Thompson-Providing $500 an
! nually for clerk hire for county treas
| III ers in counties of IS 600 or less, where
| the compensation is 81 600 or less
! H. F. 1916, rd-Empowering county
| commissioners of any county, on the petit
J non OF zoo resident Wheelmen, to appoint
side path commissioners, and to license
BICYCLES and apply the fund SO raised to
the PATHS
; s. F. 479, Snydcr-Re requiring the proper
authorities of cities O. So 600 inhabitants
tc refund money paid in excess of the
ccst Of local improvements.
>. t. l9O, Greer-ProViding for an adG-
quate water supply and extension of
range facilities on the state camp
grounds, also the enlargement of the
grounds and buildings. Setting aside for
TINS purpose not to exceed $1,000 of the
amount to be received by the state from
Spanish war claims
S. F. 1856, Young-Providing that a vote
for one presidential eoctor shall be
counted as a vote for all the electors of
the same political faith
>. r II, McGill-To cure defects in tax
sales When notice of the same has not
preSci ibed b., law
5. f. sos, neutrality-suspicious. the pure
food law to prohibit the manufacture and
malt Il
QuorS containing dangerous adulterants
. r. 3H Benedict-Amendia;s the pure
1000 law to provide a fine for the aduI-
teratlon OF candy.
TO, General Statutes of 1894, to prohibit
the sale of adulterated liquors without
GIVING the purchaser notice of such adul-
S. F. 1906 j. D. Jones-Providing for the
reservation by the state of ali mineral
contained or that may hereafter be found
III ore on lands now held, owned or
ciSlH1 1e o1 by the state.
zo ~ e. r. A3, knatvold- -Appropriating SILL
ott Tor granting an additional 500 to the
S SI1o.t n l9Sn SCHOOLS receiving aid in
august, 1900; $15, 200 to be distributed. $500
eacn to state, graded schools; S. 106 for
semlgraded schools and $3.50 for rural
S. F. 1872, Chiffon (by request)-Reauiring
persons engaging in the care of Wonoe3
during and after childbirth to secure ner-
'ilts = from m the ne state medical board
o +. 353, MckuSick-Legalizing certain
village corporations not Incorporated in
compliance with the law
3: r 215, Lord-Legalizing wills sub
laws of such states.
). F. 21O, Judiciary Committee (substi-
ttte Tor Il f. 10S)-Permitting exception
10 any ruling, order or decision of judge
III any court of record to be taken when
an appeal is filed or on motion for a
new trial "
s. F. AS, Barl1er-Amending chapter 145.
discount aud deposit, providing that loans
secured by warehouse receipts in cases
FTnnroo the warehouses are pronounced
i liz vpro e may De accepted as security in
leQ OF nre insurance policies
f. F. Is, Observation-Disclosures the ap-
RoIllinenc OF a. commission to ascertain
une positions OF Minnesota troops in the
campaign and siege of Vicksburg and an
proprlatlng money for necessary travelling
expenses. e
S. F. 49,, snyder-Amending section SO.
ar T 1910
persons bidding in property at tax sales
70 pay the amount of all tax judgments
H. F. Al, Hurd-PIacing the state oil in
spector's Office on a salary basis after
Jan. l. 1903, and amending the present
PROVISIONS 70 81 rs with regard to fees.
~. n +: 20, henson (by request)-Amend-
Ing section 1868. General Statutes of 1894,
permitting citizens aggrieved by the ac-
tlon OF county commissioners in organic
ing new school districts or failing to or
court.
H. F. At, Notwithstanding section 6.
chapter 300, General Laws of 1897, raising
the gross earnings tax on express COM
panies doing business within the state to
per cent.
Il: F. 1893, Wells-Fixing the times for
holdlng general terms of court in the
counties of the sixteenth judicial district.
II. F. SS4, S. D. Peterson-Joint memoir
1al asking congress to extend to the citi-
zens OF Minnesota who actually partici-
pated in the military operations Of the
Indian war of 1924, and their surviving
widows and children the benefits of the
pension laws.
S. F. 313, Hospes (by request)-Provid-
ing for the effect of certain records of GER
tined copies of the records of deeds. Pro-
vld1ng that such records, after having
been recorded for twenty years with the
register of deeds. shall be prima facie
evidence of the existence Of the original
deed.
H. F. 557. Notwithstanding permanent
Headquarters in the capitol building for
the Grand Army of the Republic for stor-
ing supplies and relics, and providing for
az annual report from the commander
of the Minnesota department to the gov
ernor.