The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-16
SEEKS ADJUSTMENT
OF OIL INSPECTOR
Gandrud of kandiyohI Would
Join Oil Department With
Dairy Commission

p. A. Gandrud of Kandiyohi county has
added another to his total of house bills
and proposes TO legislate a department
OF the state government out OF existence.
The state oil inspector and his STAN OF
deputies will have nothing to- do after July
2 1905. IL the Gandrud bin becomes law.
The bill makes the state dairy and food
commissioner state oil Inspector. and
gives him an additional $1,000 for the
work. He is empowered TO appoint
sufficient number OF deputies TO inspect
illuminating oils. and his chemists are
authorized to make analysis whenever IL
Is deemed necessary to determine the
character Of the oil. A gravity test Is
provided by the bill to replace the present
fire test employed. The fees for inspec-
ton are practically the same as those now
paid by the oil companies. The bin Is
to become effective July 2. 1905.
L. w. Bouck OF Morrison would apply
the methods of electing the chairmen OF
county boards to township supervisors
Under the law of 1903 the senior super
visor is to be chairman The Bouck Dill
provides that the supervisors shall meet
one OF their number as chairman.
New Foreclosure Law
The state live stock sanitary board is
given an appropriation OF $4,000 for the
next two years in bill introduced In the
house yesterday by w: A; Nolan f OF Mo%1r:
by advertisement is suggested by a OH
introduced yesterday by Elmer Il: Adams
bill would place the year OF redemption
after the first notice, and the sale on the
final notice would be absolute Mem
bers of the Twin city real estate ex-
changes are behind the bill, which II Is
said will induce better prices for large
properties sold under mortgage foreclos-
ure sale.
married woman's property rights are
established and dignified by bill intro
6uNa6 Yesterday hV George p PerleX- OF
Clay. The bill permits husband and wife
to enter into contracts respecting prop
erty independent OF their married rela-
ton. and they are to have the same rights
as they enjoyed IL unmarried. They are
not permitted. however. to sell or mort
gage homesteads or other property ex-
empt from attachment or levy.
New House Bills
HF. No. sol: BY Ramsey Delegation
Fixing the salaries of members OF county
boards of control at 5000 per year ana
city hospital physician at $4,000 per year.
Passed.
of otter Tail in addition to the time hon
ored custom now In vogue. The Adams
II. F. No. 602: BY Public Health Com
mittee-Placing the dairy and food de-
partment on civil service basis and pro-
yiding a board of examiners:
II. F. No. SOB: BY Bouck-Amending
Laws of 1903 relating to the election sna. OF
Towns and counties. -.
n F. No. GOA: BY Carl-Appropriating
$500 for bridge across Lac qui Paile
II. F. No. sos: BY stock-Providing
for the manner Of obtaining service OF
summons on corporations organized under
the laws of foreign states. Judiciary.
H F. No COG: BY Nolan. w. A.-Ap-
propriating s45 900 in aid of the state live
stock sanitary board. Appropriations.
H.. F. No. COZ: BY, Gandrud3Placing
the inspection of petroleum products un-
der the dairy and food department. IL
H. F. No. sos: BY Perley-Allowing
business contracts between husband and
wife. Judiciary.
H. F. No. sos: BY Adams-Providing
vertisement. judiciary.
H r. No. $40: By Larson-Providing
for a change IN date Of medical examina-
H. F. No. Gil: By Perley-Legalizing
orders heretofore issued hy villages in
certain cases. Judiciary.
Bills Passed by the House
H. F. No. %: BY Anderson-Providing
for the disposition of fees paid by life in
surance companies for the valuing Of their
policies
III. F. No. 25S: BY Morse-Permitting
the organization of mutual elevator in
surance companies.
H F. No. 203: BY Torson-Authorizing
where two or more incorporated villages
are included In district.
S. F. No. PAL: BY Peachey-Fixing the
dates for holding terms OF court In the
S. F. No. ssS: BY Barker-Fixing the
dates for holding terms of court in the
eighteenth judicial district
II. F. No. 1: BY Roberts-Proposing a
2, and of article of the constitution.
H F. No. 81: BY Nolan, w. A.-Pro-
viding for a reciprocal system of de-
murrage for railroads and shippers.