Daily globe., 1879-02-12

ny Mr. Bean-Relating to the Office of regis
ter of deeds.
By Mr.. Scriver-Relating to a school district
in Northfeld.
by Mr.. Scriver-To amend the charter of the
city of Northield prohibiting the sale of
liquors in that city.
BY MIR. James Smith, Jr.-To authorize the
BOARD OF education of st. Paul to issue bonds
Tor the erection of high school.
By Mr.. James Smith, Jr.-Relating to bills
OF exchange and promissory notes.
BY MIR. James Smith, Jr.-To legalize the
corporate existence of certain religious So
cieties.
BY Mr.. +. F. West-To confirm the plat of
the village of Houston.
By Mr.: Bertrand-To repeal the law for the
publication of laws in the newspapers.
Recess till 2 P. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House met at 2 o'clock, Speaker Gilman
in the chair.
aID TO RAILROADS.
Mr. Stiles, from the special committee. re-
ported in favor of the passage of the bill to
authorize towns and counties along the line of
certain railroad to issue bonds in aid of that
railroad, and moved to suspend tho rules and
have the bill put upon its passage. The House
refused e to % suspend the rules by vote of 27
yeas to 81 nays. On motion of Mr. LARSEN
the bill was ordered printed.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS
BY Mr.. Russell-To prevent frauds by color
ing grain.
By. MIR. E. F. West-Relating to tax titles.
By Mr.. Denny-To change name
By MIR. Amundson-To change name
By MIR. Graling-To incorporate Temples of
Honor.
BY MIR. Notwithstanding certain lands to
the st. Louis River Dalles Improvement COM
pany.
BY Mr.. @. E. stacy-To fix the charges for
| transportation Of freight on railroads in this
! State.
By Mr.. s. L. Campbell-To organize a school
district in Wabashaw county. Passed under
| suspension of the rules.
BY Mr.. M. Anderson-To establish a State
road in Otter Tail county.
by Mr.. NJ. Anderson-Authorizing the drain
age of swamp lands in Otter Tail county.
By Mr.. Dean-Providing for the election of
county physicians.
BY Mr.. Koons-To abate penalties on taxes
for the year 1879.
By Mr.. Abell-To donate the State Normal
schools to the towns in which they are located,
and create department for normal instruction
In the State university.
By Mr.. Notwithstanding to partners of
county attorneys.
By Mr.. @. E. stacy-Relating to leins and
wells.
By Mr.. Thornton-For the preservation of
hsh IN the lakes in Scott county.
by Mr.. Farrington-Relating to the sale of
unwholesome provisions.
By Mr.. Misunderstanding the election laws
as to villages.
BY MIR. Mead-For laying out certain roads
in Ramsey county.
by MIR. Dunbar-Relating to the redemp ption
of lands upon executions or foreclose of mort
cages.
By Mr.. Barsness-To establish a State road
in Grant county.
by MIR. Dunbar-To legalize conveyances OF
real estate in Houston county.
Inc Senate amendments to the bill authoriz
ing the city OF Minneapolis to issue $3.50, ,OO(
In bonds to the Minneapolis & Northwestern
railroad were concurred in and the bill passed
Senate amendments were also concurred in tc
other bills of no special Importance and they
were passed.
House bills were passed relating to insur
ance; to witnesses and evidence; sessions of the
Legislature; actions on real property; getting
on or off the cars while in motion; terms OF
court IN the third judicial districts and the
bill for constitutional amendment prohibit.
Ing special legislation. The vote on the latter
| measure was: yeas ST. nays Is.
| Several local bills were read third time and
| passed. Also memorial to Congress asking
for the improvement of the upper Mississippi
river by constructing dams at the outlets of
some of the small lakes tributary to it, so as to
retain a portion of the spring floods for fall
navigation.
Also the bill Incorporating the village of
Chaska. Adjourned.