The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-14
SENATE MAKES A RECORD
Passed Thirty eight Bills Yesterday
Without Rausinq for Breath.

The senate set the pace for speedy
work yesterday afternoon by passing
thirty-eight bills without stopping once to
draw breath. This will probably stand
as the record until the closing days Of
the session. The amended Nyquist bill,
ii. F. 172, providing for boiler inspector
in each senatorial district except in Hen
nepin and Ramsey counties, which are to
have only one each, was passed. The
Deming bill, H. F. 37S, limiting the hours
Of continuous service without rest, for
locomotive engineers, was passed. An
other bill which was adopted was II. T.
12t by the Hennepin and Ramsey delega-
tions authorizing county boards to make
appropriations for lake improvements.
Other bills passed were: :
S. r. 35. PetersOn--To legaliZe conveyances
made by boards of county commissioners.
S. f. 115. Calhoun-Increasing permanent i'm
S. F. 2o1. Morgan-Authorizing any city or
village to 9,f frame Its own r chartsr tho nssh
| to government homestead: -
S. +. 2s1, Fitzpa trick--To. create board of
S. F. 233. Ferris--ro eujoin the collection of
| taxes Illegally levied,
malicious and unreasonable use Of real property:
s. F. 2s6, somerville-Relating to repayment
tcste of sale or ost is lost
s4s Provide for the h re- re-
Of sfpcs respect to
s. r. s52 Eberhart--providing for :the open
ing Tor9g and Sf 1ns
in hospitals for insane of persons physically in
ar,h or imbecile from old age: % confirm the
F.! location and establishment of the Minnesota
hospitals for. the insane: =,
| S. F. 261, Barker--Relating to licensed engin-
s. F. 264. Hawkins-To validate sales of real
estate made under license from s1dpG probate a court
representation of Minnesota and exhibition of
it's resources products. progress and develop
ment at the louisiana Purchase exposition at st.
s. f. 2es. Observation-Disclosures cities of over
| $4,000 to set apart any street or avenue OF sec:
tion thereof as parkway. ? ..-..
S. r. 30 Somerville-rc provide for the ap.
pontment by the board of contral OF state instltu
tions OF state agent. -
S. F. 27s. schaller-- Requiring clerks of court
$. r. 2s4, notwithstanding the powers ant
duties of county commissioners with relation te
/ S. i 2s5. wilson--Reating to resigna tions
vacancies and removal of county officers s
$. r. 29o. Ferris-To legalize the levy for roat
''H Fl. F. i. johnson-Reiating to the sbolishmen
of highway y Labor eea,ze transfer
'eHeF. 81. +. Il. Wilder tby request
e mutual creamery and mutual retail hardware fir
insurance companies to insure dwellings, =.
H.F u Gregory tby requesttlmT3o t1..39 remburs
from them as probate fees. ~.
:, f. F. 80, McCoy-Legalzing Official certf
f. F. F g. ans eefeg ee.e Mortgage
closure by advertisement upon real estate i
certain cases. 49,. -. -
!. II. F. Io7. Tigbe-To appropriate 5000 10
Z betterments and repairs at the Minnesota stat
. training school at Red Wing. s4s =, n.
4 H. f. 10. Johnson--To declare certain high
. ways abandoned and vacated and provide for tn
{ restoration of the land to the owner. s.
q n. F. 13S r. T. Lewis-Empowering boards 0
II education in incorporated cities having over 30
: OGO population to make rules and regulation
for the government, and management of TIL
schools. -. r..
H. F. 146-Prov viding for the deposit Of will
S during the life Of the makers. d, - #tlf....
!, H. T. 40. Putnnm-To provide for the incol
= poratou OF savings associations. L. .i@1
r.. F. 251-To authorize and empower the vi
h lage council to appropriate money in assistin
k in the impro Temcnt and maintenance of road
4 and bridges thereon leading into any such VT
= lage. : ,ag
o Relating to annuity, safe deposit and trust con
n Fanies. i ;@14-s 5-na3t-E s.. 5 ~
+ the general terms of the district court in th
| sixteenth judicial district.
81 H. r.. 161. Chinnock--To authorize the count
i, commissioners of any county of more than 15o
OGO inhabitants to issue certificates of indebted
/ ness,