Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-02
TIE ST PAUL SUNDAY GLOBE SUNDAY MORNING MARCH ) 1919


the ti building Of bridge at Sparta; relative to
the terms OF district courts in the ninth and
twelfth districts; as to school in the town Of
montgomery; authorizing county of Mcleod to
issue bonds to build Jail; relative to the
transfer OF funds from the Soldiers Orphans
Home to the State institutions 1und: relative
TO the county commissioners of Washington
county.
Inc House then went into committee of the
Wnole, Mr. ). T. West in the chair, for the con-
slderatlon of the bill for second State prison.
when MIR. Gilman renewed his motion to strike
pear in the bill.
Nj. Jones moved as an amendment that the
bill be referred to = committee consisting of
Messrs. Grover, Denison and Fridley, with in
structlons to select commission of three
from each Congressional district two Repre-
sentatlves and one Senator. The amendment
was adopted, with an amendment substituting
james Smith, Jr., for Mr.. Fridley.
The joint resolution relating to homestead
claimants was recommended to lie on the table,
when the committee rose, reported progress,
and resumed the -,
THIRD READING OF SENATE BILLS.
The following were passed:
Amending the act incorporating the village
of Duluth.
Relating to the dismissal of appeals from the
supreme court by stipulation. f@@
PoASSoAASs'
county.
Regulating the salaries of officers Of Carver
county. 7,
Authorizing the Minneapolis & St. Louis rail
road to build a branch line.
Authorizing the st. Paul & Minneapolis rail
ROAD TO % build line from Hudson Wis, to Min
nespolis.
Authorizing the Chicago, st. Paul & Mime
aDolis railroad to build a line from St. Paul to
Minneapolis. h sls ..HEi5fI
Authorizing the city of Hastings to issue
bonds.
Forbldding the running at large of cattle in
jackson county. si.'
Recess till 1880 P. II. -
EVENING SESSION.
The House met at 7:45 P. NJ, Mr.. J. N. STACY
in the chair. ID
On motion of Mr.. Hicks, it was resolved to
give all local bills their second reading and to
place them on file for a third reading.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Mr.. J. P. West-In relation to mill DAMS
By the Judiciary Committee-Relating to the
filling of vacancies in office
by Mr.. Kniss-To incorporate the village of
jackson, jackson county.
BY Mr.. Allen-To provide for the compensa-
ton OF jailors and turkeys in Mower county,
by MIR. Bertrand-To change name 81.
BY Mr.. Bohland-To promote apple culture
BY Mr.. Schroth-To regulate the salary of
the officers of Winona county.
By Mr.. McCracken-A Joint resolution asking
Congress for relief to D. W. Seeley.
BY Mr.. Parker-To organize a board of super.
visors in place of boards of county commits
sioners.
By Mr.. Bohan-To prevent combinations
controlling the prices of Minnesota products
BY Mr.. Rogers-To provide for the adjust
ment and payment Of State taxes in Ramsey
county.
BY Mr.. Russell-To change the boundaries
of school district in Olmsted county.
By Mr.. Koons-To locate State road in
Mcleod county.
By Mr., James Smith, Jr.-To amend the Law
relating to justices of the peace in the city of
st. Paul.
By Mr.. Notwithstanding certain officers
in Fillmore county sa1aried officers.
by MI. Cooper-Proposing an amendment to
the constitution relative to taxation of prop
erty.
By Mr.: Golf Making paupers town charge
BY Mr.. Barsness-To legalize certain roads
and highways in Pope county.
BY Mr.. Krautkremer-To change the bound
aries of school district in Scott county.
by mr.. kendall-To lay out State road
through st. Louis Lake and Cook counties.
BY Mr.. Misunderstanding to county At
torneys.
By Mr.. Misunderstanding to county su-
perintendents Of schools.
Bv Mr.. Riebe-To allow certain counties to
issue bonds to aid in the construction of rail
road from st. Cloud to Nankato.
BY Mr.. Riebe-Relating to township insur-
ance companies.
BY Mr.. A. Thompson-To amend the law re-
lating to the duties Of county clerks
by Mr.. LAM ert-To amend the act of incor-
poration of the village of St. James, Watonwan
county. relating to the sale of liquors.
By Mr.. Grover-Amendlng the act incorpor-
ating the city of Rushford.
By Mr.. James Smith, Jr.-Relating to mort
cages heretofore foreclOsed
By Mr.. Powers-Authorizing the treasurer of
Yellow Medicine comfy to pay over certain
moneys.
By Mr.. Comstock- To amend the law rela-
tive to fOrcible entries and detainers.
BY Mr.. Shanks-Relating to the county for
tree culture.
By Mr.. G. E. Staoy-Exempting fremen from
poll tax OF military duty.
By Mr.. Lutz-Relating to actions for civil
damages for the seduction of wife.
BY Mr. scEiver.Relating to the character of
By Mr.. O'Hara-To aid in the construction
of railroad from St. Cloud to Tauhassan.
BY the Ramsey County Delegation-To regu-
late the fees and salaries of officers in the
county.
By Mr.. Mead amend the charter of St..
1 ou1 80 a. 90 compel GQe common council to
let the printing to the lowest bidder.
MIR. Oppenheim moved to refer to the Ram
sey county delegation, stating that all of that
delegation but Mr.. Mead were Of the opinion
that the bill should not pass.
Mr.. Mead moved to refer to the committee of
the whole, which was, after brief but heated
discussion, carried,
BY Mr.. Anderson-For the removal of the
county seat of Clay county. @
By Mr.. &ead-To authorize the commitment
by United States courts Of infants under 16
years of age to the State reform school.
Mr.. Geary arose to a personal explanation
and said that his remarks of the previous day,
relative to petition from the district of Mr..
Fuller, for the abolition of the brass kettle, had
been misunderstood. If he had conveyed the
lmpressi On that he did not esteem his colleague