Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-02-26

will be ready to fight for his measures with
his usual obstinacy.
The Sum total Of the days work is about
as follows: Seventy four new bill were in
troduced; sixty-odd Sepate bills we're sent on
their way rejoicing, and about thirty bills of
diverse nature were passed. It is about
the first good days work yet accomplished.
Routine Report.
The House met at $50 A. NJ, Speaker Gilman
in the chair
Prayer by the chaplain.
On motion the order Of introduction of bills
was taken up and the following bills were pre-
sented:
,1 INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr.. Denny-Relating to civil actions.
By MIR. Denny-Relating to farmers clubs.
By Mr.. Denny-To incorporate the village Of
Young America.
BY Mr.. Denison-To amend section 1Os, Of
chapter l, of the laws Of 1878.
By Mr.. Demo-Proyiding for the payment of
! sherifts and their deputies in attendance at
court. ~
By Mr.. Climatic authorize Stearns county
to issue bonds in aid Of railroads. =
By Mr.. Gilman--Relating to cartwaya and
By Mr.. Riebe-To amend the charter of
Glencoe.
By Mr.. Larssen-To authorize free wagon
bridge and road across the Minnesota river. s
By Mr.. Barsness To aid the Grant & Dakota
Railroad company.
By Mr.. Shanks-To authorize the voters of
Paramount, Martin county, to transact the bust
ness of the town. sr
By Mr.. Allea-Amending the charter Of the
town of Lyle, Mower county.
| By Mr.. Allen-To amend the charter of the
city Of Austin.
By Mr.. Russell-To regulate the salaries of
the officers Of Olmsted county.
Belden and others.
By Mr.. A. demonstrating to the county
commissioners of Washington county.
Br. Mr.. Mead-Relating to the board of con-
troll Of Ramsey county.
By Mr.. Mead-Relating to juries in Ramsey
county.
BY Mr.. Mead-Relating to the redemp
and destruction of State bonds
By Mr.. Oppenheim-To authorize st. Paul
to issue bonds to build q market house.
By Mr.. ]. P. West-To detach certain terri
tory from the village Of Minnesota Lake.
By Mr.. J. P. West-Relating to weights and
measures.
By Mr.. J. P. Relating to public
schools.
By Mr.. Fairbank- Relating to the public
schools of Dodge county. :
By MI. Falrbank-To secure the payment of
certain OeDG3 by making them liens.
By Mr.. Stiles-To aid railroad from Little
Falls to Glenwood.
by Mr.. j. Thompson, Jr.-Authorizing the
supervisors of Minneapolis and Minnetonka to
open a road
By Mr.. Schroth-Relating to the public
schools of Winona.
By MIR. Hicks-Relating to the swamp lands
granted to the Soldiers Orphans Home.
By Mr.. Hicks-To authorize the draining of
Hills lake, Hennepin county,
By MIR. Misunderstanding to the compen-
sation Of probate judges.
By Mr.. Jones-To authorize warehousemen
to sell unclaimed packages.
By Mr.. James Smith, Jr.-Relating to the
colporation Of Catholic societies.
By Mr.. James Smith, Jr.-Authorizing the
state librarian to insure the library.
BY Mr.. Bissell-To authorize the town of
Lake stearns county, to issue bonds in aid of
a railroad.
BY Mr.. Bissell- Authorizing the town Of
Wakefield to issue bonds to aid railroad.
BY Mr.. BOWman-TO change name.
BY Mr.. Barsness-To change the name of the
town of Honolulu to that of Hodges.
By Mr.. Comstock-To authorize the village
of Moorhead to issue bonds to build bridge
By Mr.. Comstock-To legalize the organiza-
ton of Moorhead.
By Mr.. Comstock- to the running
at large Of animals in Wilkin county.
BY Mr.. Comstock-To prevent cattle from
| running at large in Marshall and Klttson
counties.
By Mr.. Comstock-Te change name.
By Mr.. Jones-To amend the charter of the
| city of Rochester.
By Mr.. Jones-To establish State road from
Oronoco to Oronoco Switch.
By Mr.. Koons-In relation to wire fences.
| BY Mr.. Gearey-To give additional powers to
the supervisors of Plainview, Wabashaw county.
Passed under suspension Of the rules,
BY Mr.. Frisbee-Authorizing certain persons
to erect a dam across Turtle creek, Freeboru
county.
By Mr.. James Smith, Jr.-Authorizine the
Union Improvement and Elevator company of
Pennsylvania to do business in Minnesota
BY Mr.. Goodsell-Amending the charter OF
the village of Grand Meadow Mower county.
Passed under suspension of the rules.
By Mr. Allen-.:Providing for the vacation of
street in the village Of LIE Roy.
| By MIR. Wrooie-To change name.
By Mr.. Powers-Prescribing the times of
holding terms of the district court in Red
wood, Yellow Medicine, Meeker and Kandiyohi
counties.
| By Mr.. James Smith, Jr.-To dispose of the
internal improvement lands. The bill appro-
| railroad bonds.
BY Mr.. James Smith, IA memorial from
the chamber of commerce of St. Paul asking
for the settlement of the railroad bond cues.
| ton.
By Mr.. Rosebrock- Amending the special law
incorporating the city of Owatonna.
By Mr.. Russell-To change of school district
in Olmsted county.
By Mr.. Butler-To change school district in
| LIE Sueur county.
By Mr.. Denny-Relating to the compensa.
ton Of county officers Of Carver county.
By Mr.. Fairbank-To amend the charter OF
the village of Dodge Center. Passed under
| suspension of the RI les
By Mr.. Fridley-To facilitate the construc-
ton OF the st. Paul d Pacific railroad in the
county of Mile Laos. It grants swamp lands
| to the company after the construction of the
road.
| By the judiciary committee
BY Mr. Goodsell- To remove the county seat
of Mower county from Austin to Ramsey.
BY Mr. Hastings-To amend the act incor.
porating the village of Blooming Prairie, Steele
county. Passed under suspension of the
rules.
| By Mr.. Allen-Allowing teachers to attend
teachers associations without deduction from
! their salary.
By Mr.. James Smith. IRA memorial to
Congress relating to swamp lands donated to
| railroads.
By Mr.. J: Thompson, Jr.-R Relating to the
running at large of cattle in Minneapolis.
: By Mr.. Cummins-An amendment to the
constitution relating to the disposal of the in
ternal improvement lands.
Recess till $3.50 P. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House re-convened at 2:3O P. M, Speaker
Gilman in the chair.
SCATTERING BUSINESS.
Mr.. Benson offered report on the bill to re-
peal the law exempting Anoka county from the
| provisions of the district commissioners act of
1876, recommending its passage. The report
was adopted and the bill passed under suspen-
| sion of the rules.
Mr.. Allen offered renionstrance against the
removal Of the county seat of Mower county