Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-07
duced general bill on the subject of county

uuSON q SoAOAoA DA1 OA tuc SUBJECT OF county
seat removals-the main idea of which
appears to be the vesting in the
county commissioners the right of sub
uniting such questions to vote of the peo-
pie. The bill may be good one, but the
chances of its favorable reception by the
present House are decidedly remote.
Mr.. Hicks, of Hennepin, did good thing
when he introduced a resolution for the
printing of calendar of all bills on third
reading, to be printed daily and laid on
members desks. This will prove a great
convenience to members and should have
been adopted early in the session. The same
gentleman also introduced bill for compul-
sorry vaccination of all children in the State,
which Mr. Stewart, in spirit of jocoseness,
moved to refer to committee on Indian
affairs. This motion was, however. subse-
quentiy Withdrawn, and the bill referred to a
special committee, consisting of Messrs. Mil
Ter. West and Dennison.
House.
ST. PAUL. Feb. 6.-NIr Day introduced res-
olutlon that the committee on printing he
i1SStcu loiIdSC Ctu thousand COPIES of the
port on the school textbook commission
printed for the use of the members
MIR. Reaney moved to amend by making the
number $4,000, which was accepted by Mr.,
Day.
Mr.. Feller moved to amend by inserting five
thousand.
Various suggestions and motions were made
when Mr. Hicks moved to lay it on the table
This was voted down and the matter finally
went over under notice of debate by Mr.. Morse
THE INSANE.
Nh Mills offered the following which wen
over under notice of debate by Mr.. Mead:
Resot,eta, That Drs. Bartlett, Matthews ant
Hand be and are respectfully invited to address
the Legislature on the subject of locating
erecting and constructing second hospital 70
the insane and that the hall of House of Rep
resentatlves be granted them for that purpos
on any evening they may choose
CRIMINAL ACTIONS.
MIR. Campbell, s. L., moved to reconside
the vote accepting the report of the committee
recommending the indefinite postponement o
Senate file No. AZ, relating to bonds in crimi
nal actions, and that the bill be re-committet
to the committee on judiciary, which motto,
prevailed
THE sTATERAILRoAD BONDS.
/ MIR. Colvlll offered the following:
LeSOt,td, That all that part of the Governor
message relating to the Minnesota State rail
road bonds. and all memorials and petition
relating to such bonds be and the same ar
hereby referred to committee to consider an
report upon the same.
/ MIR. Purdie gave notice of debate and tn
matter went over under the rules.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By MIR. Pinney-Incorporating the village o
Cordova in LIE Sueur county.
By Mr.. Ladd-Appropriating money for de
ticiencies in the year 1877
By MIR. Hicks-To provide for vaccination o
all children in the State. Referred to Messrs
Miller, West and Dennison
By. Mr.. Understanding general statute
relating to mechanic liens.
By Mr.. Hicks-Changing name of individual
By Mr.. S. NJ. Wcst-Prohibiting domestic an
imals from running at large in this State.
By Mr.. Burnap-Amending special laws o
1875 incorporating the village of Eyota.
i By Mr.. Rice-Grantiug right of way to raj
roads over school or agricultural lands belong
ing to the State.
BY Mr.. Mountaineering the acts conso
dating st. Anthony and Minneapolis and II
cooperating the same as Minneapolis.
BY MIR. notwithstanding the villag
of Taopi in Mower county.
By Mr.. Understanding the laws relatin
to holding terms of district court in Tod
county.
By Mr.. Understanding the laws relatin
to counties and county officers
by Mr.. Mountaineering the statutes {
1856 relating to the deaf, dumb and blind il
stitute
By Mr.. Edson-Amending the acts relatin
to employment of stenographic reporters
the courts of this State
HOUSE BILLS LOST.
Authorizing the lowering of the waters ,
Lake Henry, in the town of Hassan Hennepi
county.
Adjourned