The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-02
BILLS PASSED nv THE Ho1,

BILLS PASSED BY THE HOUSE.
H. F. SO, Adams-To regulate the sale of lum-
H. +. 4, Johnson-To provide for the bulletin
Ing Of the time of the arrival of passenger
trains.
H. F. 20. Hogue-To fix the place of trial
H: F: p. R; T: Lewis-To legalize certain
H. F. 1865, Hugo-Providing for the adoption of
abandoned and dependent children.
H. F. 49, Misunderstanding railroad compa-
MES to report all wrecks and casualties wherein
any person is injured killed to the railroad and
H; F. 2o2, Hickey-Forbidding any person from
or undedicated dramatic or musical composition
and prohibiting any person, company or corpora.
any undedca9ed op
era or musical etc.
H. +. 1872 simons-To legalize acknowledg
ments of conveyances and other instruments
and the record thereof.
H. F. 26S. Flower-To legalize sheriffs' Ger
tlfcates received after the expiration of twenty
II. F. 27s. Flower-To legalize the foreclosure
of attorney to foreclose the same has not beer
executed, or when the same has not been re
corded or filed for record until after the mort
gage foreclosure sale.
II. T.. $780, Klein-An act to authorize count,
auditors in this state to give certain public no
tices. and do certain things as are provided fo
in chapter 25S, in the Laws Of Minnesota fo
the year 1901. and as amended by chapter 81
in the Laws of Minnesota for 1902, pertainin.
s. F. $50, Pugh-To amend chapter $50 O.
the General Laws of the state of Minnesota TO
| the year 1899, relating to naval reserves.
BILLS PASSED BY SENATE.
S. F. 4s, Alley-To prescribe the penalty fo
the crime Of murder in the first and second de
grees.
H. F. 22e. Adams-Barring persons who hav.
voted at primaries from signing petitions fol
independent candidates.
S. F. 100, Hardy-,To provide for acquiring lant
and right Of way by cities and villages in thil
state for waterworks PURPOSES by. condemnation
II. F. 116, Fraser-To prevent the careless dis
tribution of medicines. drugs and medical com
pounds.
on Drainage-To establish drainage commission
and to provide for the swamp and marshy lands
Of the state. 49,
s. F. 1853, Rieke-To amend section 1923 OF
the General Statutes of 1894, requiring village
treasurers to make annual statements and pub
lish post the same.
8. T. JOG, Wilson-To make DEGREES Of heirshiI
to real estate entered and recorded under the pro
visions Of chapter 80. general laws of Minnesota
1885, and the records thereof, prima facie evi
dence under certain circumstances.
II. +. 80, Flower-To amend section 634-
! Of tn General Statutes of 1894 with reference
to receiving brides by members of the Legislature
Of persons elected to membership therein.
the General Statutes Of 1894 relating to bribery
Of members Of the legislature and members elect
8. +. 179, Collester-TO amend section o
chapter 238 of the general laws of 1903 emil
! tied an Act relating to the framing OF Its owl
charter. etc"
s. +. 1877. Stone-To abolish highway labo
assessment and to require road overseers of high
! ways and to provide for the appointment OF over
seer Of highways by the town board of superyts
ors and to prescribe his duties and compensation