Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-02-21

IAN act to Incorporate tho village of Morris,
county of Stevens, and to legalize tho ino,rpo-
| ration of board of trade therein;' to change
the name of the township of Kalmia, in the
county of Chippewa, to that of Alandt; to pre-
| serve the purity of certain lakes in the county
of Hennepin, by prohibiting the discharge OF
deposit of impure or deleteriOus matter into
the waters thereof; to establish the county of
Candy, and locate the county seat.
Recess till 2:9O.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
Relating to the running at large of domestic
animals in Swift county.
Changing the boundaries of certain school
districts in Olmsted county.
Relating to the running at large OF domestic
animals In Wlkin county.
Creating school district No. 66, in Mseke1
county.
ANOTHER PAGE.
Senator Adams offered o resolution author.
| izing the President of the Senate to appoint
one additional page, with compensation from
date of appointment as now provided by law.
Carried.
IN COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE,
Senator Doran in the chair, the bill appmpri-
ating 1000 for building of shops and for fire
apparatus and for machinery at the Reform
school was recommended to pass; and tn. bill
approprlatng money for the support of State
institutions was taken up, amended and re-
commended to pass. The bill as amended ap.
propriates sums of money, as follows:
First hospital for insane-lS79. 80. 300, OOO
First hospital for insane-lSS0. ....... 10000
Second hospital for insane 1871. $4,000
Second hospital for insane-lSoO. $50. 5000
State prlson-lS79. Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
State prlson-loo0. Observation-Disclosures. S., 0OO
Institution for deaf and dumb and the
bllnd-l69. ...................... 81, 600
Institution for deaf and dumb and the
blind--18s0 Observation-Disclosures. 80, 0oO
Reform school-lo79. .......... $4,000
Reform school-1SSO. ................. 5000
The bills providing for the conversion of the
5O0,O acres of internal improvement lands
into permanent road and bridge fund were
recommended to be indefinitely postponed and
the roll being called upon the motion to recon.
mend its passage, there were yeas and Is nays
Senator Adams offered the following resolu-
ton:
ReSolued, That when the Senate adiourns to-
morrow night it stands adjourned until Mon.
day at 1880 P. NJ. Adopted. Adjourned.
THE HOUSE.
The morning session of the House was I'm.
eventful. Scarcely anything but the dull
monotony of the reading of bills and the
roll-oall could be heard. A little diversion
was created by debate on the Senate bill
forbidding the expectation of game from the
State. 1t was obnoxious to many, and re-
ceived its quietus promptly.
The afternoon session was consumed il
the discussion in committee of the whole or
two measures-Mr. jones' bill for consti
tutional amendment providing for the cleo
ton of county judges in all counties with
population of 10000 or over, and the bill
abolishing the Office of railroad commission
or. Mr.. Jones explained the advantages Of
his bill in powerful and exhaustive speech
in which he expressed the hope that the
legislature would do something practical il
the way of carrying out their professions Of
| reform. His effort was of no avail, however
as the bill was recommended for indefinite
postponement. lively time ensued On the
question of abolishing the Office of railroad
commissioner. The whole controversy was
traversed once more, about score of the
speaking members reiterating the points
previously made with more or less force
The advocates of the bill had decided ad-
vantage. After everybody had wearied OF
the debate vote was had, ard the bill was
recommended for passage aud the report
adopted by the House amid considerable
confusion.
Representative Grazing, of Fillmore coun-
ty, made his appearance in his seat yester-
day for the first time in two weeks He has
been very i'll with brain fever, and though
not yet fully recovered, is anxious to attend
to his Legislative duties.