Daily globe., 1879-02-14
THE ST. PAUL DAILY GLOBE MORNING. Il 1879

bashaw county;
To change the time of holding courts in the
Third judicial district.
Proposing an additional section to the con-
islaton.
To repeal sections four and five of the gener-
al statutcs, relating to confession of iudgmen
without action.
Declaring it unlawful to get on or off rail
| road cars when in motion.
70 repeal chapter n of the general laws of
1913, concerning real property.
10 amend section 3 of chapter % of the GEN
eral laws Of 1878, relating to sessions of the
legislature.
10 amend sections 6S and e9 of chapter IS of
tho general statutes, relating to witnesses and
evidence.
Relating to the Northheld village school dis
trict.
Relating to insurance in this State.
10 amend an act incorporating the village of
| Chaska.
10 legalize and confirm the plat of the orig
| inal village of Houston, Houston county.
10 amend section l of chapter rs of the
special laws of 1869, relating to the preserva-
tion of fish in Scott county
froVldlng for the enlargement of the county
| seat OF Mower county. Passed under suspend
ed rules.
Laying out State road in Ramsey county.
10 amend the charter of the city of Roches-
ter.
To legalize the village plat of Brownsville.
A memorial to Congress asking an appropria-
ton OF $25,O0O for the purpose of improving
the western channel of the Mississippi river at
st. Paul.
To legalize the act of school district No. GA.
| IN Renvllle county, in voting to issue bonds to
build school house.
Senator ). Is. Gilhllan moved reconsidera-
ton OF the vote by which Mr.. Thacher's bill
providing for suspension of the operation of
the tax law was indefinitely postponed saying
ne wished every possible opportunity should
De oHered Tor the Senate to agree upon meas
ure OF this kind, and that Mr. Thacher's bill
was least Objectionable.
Senator Thaoher moved that the bill be re-
ferred to committee of the whole. Agreed to.
IN COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
Senator Pillsbury in the chair, number of
bills were considered, and the committee rose
and took recess till 2:3O P. NJ
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The general order was resumed at $3.50 P. NJ,
in committee of the whole, Senator Wheat in
the chair, rose and reported, making various rec
concentrations.
SALARIES OF STATE OFFICERS.
The hour having arrived at which the salaries
OF State officers was made the special order,
the Senate again went into committee of the
whole and Senator Rice was called to the chair.
SECRETARY OF STATES CLERK.
Senator Brown moved that the salary of clerk
of the secretary of State be fixed at $500.
Senator Wheat moved to amend by making it
$1,000. Carried.
STATE TREASURER.
Senator Brown moved to fix the State treas
urer's salary at $4,000.
Senator Helling moved to fix the salary at
$50
Senator Miller moved to amend by making it
So, 500.
Senator Powers moved to make it $4,000.
The salary was fixed at $4,000.
DEPUTY STATE TREASURER.
Senator Brown moved to fix the salary of the
deputy State treasurer at 81, 200. Carried.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Senator Brown moved that the salary of the
superintendent of public instruction be fixed
at the sum of 1900, and 5000 for expenses.
Senator Pillsbury moved to strike out that
portion of the bill relating to the superin-
tendent's contingent. Adopted.
Senator Wheat moved to strike out line
salary unreduccd.
Senator J. B. Gil6llan moved to fix tho salary
at $4,000. Carried.
RAILROAD COMMISSIONER.
Senator Brown moved to fix the salary of
railroad commissioner at $250O.
Senator Hill said that inasmuch as the
Senate had passed bill abolishing that Office
he moved to strike out Of the bill lines 16, II.
IL and IS, relating to the salary of that Office
Carried.
ADJUEANT GENERAL.
Senator Pillsbury moved to strike out lines
20, II and 20, relating to the salary of adjutant
general.
Senator j. B. Gilfllan moved to fix the salary
at 81, 500.
Senator Powers moved to strike out lines 20
and 81 Of the bill, which leaves the salary at
$1,000. Carried.
CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT.
Senator McCrea moved to strike out lines %
and "a, relative to the salary of that officer.
Senator G. D. Gilfllan moved to the
salary of the clerk of the supreme court,
saying that the fees of the Office would
amount to that sum annually. Carried.
JANITOR.
Senator Morrison moved that lines Is and &c.
reducing the salary Of janitor of the capitol, be
stricken out. Carried.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Senator G. D. Gilfillan moved to reduce the
salary of the attorney general from $4,000 to
$1,000 per annum. Carried.
Senator G. D. Gilfllan then moved that the
bill be referred to the judiciary committee to
of salary of each and all of the State officers
Carried.
Committee rose and Senate adjourned