Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-06
riding the company shall not receive more than
i've dollars per acre for its lands, but it was

vldlng the company shall not receive more than
nve dollars per acre for its lands, but it was
voted down.
MI. Kinds amendment striking out the pro-
viso requiring notice by publication was lost.
MI. hind 9 amendment, which would Writ ual-
II prohibit the company from reserving any
lands for its own use, was lost.
Mr. Kinds then stated that he had no other
amendments to offer and that, while his efforts
had not been as successful as he had hoped he
had In measure. accomplished what was de-
slred IN the protection of the interest of the
State and people against excessive rates, and in
providing that another company might come in
If there was further default. The interests of
the settlers were not sufficiently protected he,
however believed. He had asked for these
amendments in the best spirit. with no desire
to be captious.
The substitute, with the amendments, was
then adopted; the rules were suspended, and
the bill given it's second and third reading and
passed. Ayes 81; nays none.
TREE CULTURE BouNTIEs.
The bill appropriating 5000 to carry into
effect the tree culture bounty bill for 1877 and
1878, was taken from the table and passed.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. Notwithstanding general statutes,
making the circulation of reports against the
good character or chastity of any woman a
| criminal offense.
By Mr.. Ghostly-Amending special laws, in
serting the words, actually and necessarily
travelled so as to effect cases where witnesses
| or jurors are summoned.
BY Mr.. misunderstanding the supervisors
of the town of Victor, Wright county, to drain
| a certain lake.
By Mr.. Cobey-Authorizing town clerks to
administer oaths III certain cases.
My Mr.. Wiley-To appropriate $4,000 for
the support of the Reform School,
By Mr.. Wiley-Appropriatinp $4,000 to
build workshops at the Reform School.
By MIR. McCrea-To prevent the running at
large of cattle in the first commissioner dis
trict of Wilkin county.
By Mr.. W. NJ. Campbell-A $500
to erect a monument on the ground where the
victims of the Sioux massacre are buried in the
Litchfeld cemetery.
By Mr.. Notwithstanding laws relating to
the village of Chaska.
By Mr.. Bishop-Appropriating $500 to build
| bridge across a branch of the Watonwan
river.
Waterville, in the county of LeSueur.
Ry Mr.. Hinds-Repealing part of the laws
relating to roads, cartways and bridges.
By Mr.. Richardson-To prevent the killing
of elk or deer in Morrison and Chippewa coun.
ties for the next three years.
By Mr.. Button-Relating to the liability OF
| towns to persons who suffer by insufficiency
of bridges.
By Mr.. Hinds-Changing the name of Mich.
olas Scharff to Nicholas Magnus.
By Mr.. Wienant-To provide for the election
of the county superintendent of schools in
| Hennepin county.
By Mr.. Rice-Appropriating $4,000 for the
enlargement of the west wing of the State cap
| itol.
By Mr.. Williams-To detach the county OF
Lac qui Parle from the county of Chippewa fol
judicial purposes.
/ SENATE BILLS PASSED.
| Changing the name of Hazel Dell to Park
Dell.
Attaching school districts in Wright and
Stearns counties to the Clearwater districts.
| Authorizing the Board of County Commits
sioners of Mobiles county to issue bonds to func
the floating debt Of that county.
Amending the act incorporating the city Of
| St. Charles in Winona county.
| Legalizing the town plat of che town OF
Marshall, Lyon county.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
| Authorizing the common council Of the cit,
of Lake City to issue bonds to establish a ferry
THE AGRICULTURAL soCIAY.
The State Agricultural Society was granted
the use of the hall of the House of Representa-
tives under a resolution by Mr.. Fowler.
| Adjourned.