Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-02-25
to meet.ali expenditures in building the new
Wa!l, and IN consideration of the depleted con-
policy to make any more extended appropria-
'Aohs' lolgned) ELIAS TOMPKINs,

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policy to make any more extended appropria-
'ions' lolgned) ELIAS ToMPKINs,
A. M. FRIDLEY,
W.tB. Lurz
a long wrangle ensued, the Speaker holding
that no such thing as a olinority report could
be recognized. The Speaker made a long ex-
PLANTATION OF his ruling, and finally the report
or the majority was adopted, and the protest of
the minority ordered to be printed.
Inc committee on ways and means reported
gu bstitute for the appropriation bill provid-
ing tor tax Of $40 mills to raise tax of
the purpose of raising the sum OF $3.50, 600 for
1880.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Amundson offered resolution directing
the railroad commissioner to inquire if the
lands of the st. Paul & Sioux City are liable to
taxation or not.
Mr.. Fridley offered joint resolution for the
relief of homestead claimants on swamp lands.
Referred to committee Of the whole.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
The order of introduction of bills was next
in order, but Mr.. Hicks moved TO adjourn. BE
was induced to withdraw his motion, where
upon the following bills were presented, but
before an opportunity for their reading had
been given the motion to adjourn was renewed
and carried:
By Mr.. Denny-Relating to civil actions.
By Mr.. Denny-Relating to farmers clubs.
By MIR. Denny-To incorporate the village of
Young America.
BY Mr.. Mr.. Denison-Te amend section lOS
Of chapter of the la vs. of 1878.
By Mr.. Demo-Providing for the payment
of sheriffs end their deputies in attendance at
court.
BY Mr.. Climatic authorize Stearns county
to issue bonds in aid of railroads.
BY MIR. Gilman-Relating to cartways and
bridges.
By Mr.. Reibe-To amend the charter of
Glencoe.
By Mr.. Larssen-To authorize free WACO
bridge and road across the Minnesota river.
By Mr.. Barsness-To aid the Grant & Dakota
Railroad company.
By Mr.. Shanks-To authorize the voters of
Paramount Martin county, to transact the
business of the town.
By Mr.. Allen-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.
BY Mr.. Koons-FOr the relief of Theodore
Belden and others.
By Mr.. A. Peterson-Re to the county
commissioners of Washington county
By Mr. Mead-Relating to the board of con-
troll of Ramsey county.
BY MIR. Mead Regulating iuries in Ramsey
county.
By MIR. Mead-Relating to the redemption
and destruction of State bonds.
By Mr.. Notwithstanding a certain COM
pany to do business in Minnesota.
By Mr.. Oppenheim-To authorize ST. Paul
to issue bonds to build a market house.
By Mr.. J. P. West-To detach certain ter
ritory 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. Misunderstanding to the public
schools of Dodge county.
By Mr.. Fairbank-To secure the payment of
certain debts by making them liens.
By MIR. Stiles-To aid railroad from Little
Falls to Glenwood.
By Mr.. J. Thompson. Jr.-Authorizlng the
supervisors of Minneapolis and Minnetonka to
open a road.
By Mr.. Schroth-Relatiug to the public
schools of Winona.
By Mr.. 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 Mr.. Amundson- Relating to the compen.
sation Of probate Judges.