Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-05

grading OF wheat, reported back. substitute.
Senator Mealey said he regarded the subject
OF grading wheat to be by far the most inn
portant subject to be disposed of before the
present legislature, and he desired that it
should be placed in such condition as to be
acted upon ut the earliest possible time.
Senator Williams said that this subject was
OF far too much Importance to strike out
everything else and draft q bill to the enacting
clause: He did not believe in springing an
en.lrely new method upon the legislature at
this late day in the session.
The substitute was ordered printed.
The committee to whom was referred the
Dill compromising the secretary of the State
poard OF immigration for extra services re.
ported the same back, recommending that it
do not pass.
Senator Mills offered the following:
MAEh l complaints have been made
against the Hastings d Dakota division of the
~, NJ. d st. +. Il. company in the county OF
carver, charging said company with refusing
to furnish cars for the shipment of wood, and
WHEREAS, Such refusal works great damage
to the people of said county along the line of
said road, and
WHEREAS, The present law affords no relief
Tor such an imposition, and the legislature has
failed to pass any law for redress of such
wrongs; therefore,
RcsolOez, BY the Senate of the State of Min.
nesota that the railroad commissioner be and
Is hereby instructed to investigate such charges
and report the truth thereof to the Governor,
together with such recommendations as the ex.
agencies otthe case may require, to the end
that Justice may be done the complainants.
Notice OF debate being given by Senator
Page, the resolution was laid over under the
rules.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
by Senator Castle-Tp amend the general
statutes of 1866 relating to district courts.
BY Senator Buell-Amending the charter of
the village of Caledonia.
BY Senator Adams-Changingt the boundaries
Of certain towns in Dakota county.
By Senator G. D. misunderstanding the
charter OF the city of st. Paul. Passed under
suspended rules.
By Senator Perkins-Amending the charter
OF the village of Madelia, Watonwan county.
:. By Senator Notwithstanding the general
statutes of 1866 relating to appeals.
BY Senator Rice-Prohibiting domestic ami.
mails from running at large in Kandiyehi
county.
By Senator Helling-To authorize the coun-
Gil OF the city of New Ulm to issue bonds to aid
in the manufacture of sugar in said city.
By Senator j. B. Notwithstanding the
charter OF Mime apolis relating to the munic.
ipal court. Rules suspended and bill passed.
RIVER PROTECTION.
Senator E. M. Wilson offered resolution
asking the recall from the House of the bill
prohibiting the obstruction to navigation on
the Mississippi river.
Senator G. D. Gilfllan gave notice of debate
Senator Macdonald offered a resolution
which was adopted, requesting return to the
Senate of the bill incorporating the village Of
Melrose.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED UNDER SUSPENDED RULES.
Relating to certain school districts in Ohm.
sted county.
To regulate the salaries of officers Of Fill
more county.
Relating to the running at large of domestic
animals in Fillmore county.
IN COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE,
Senator Castle in the chair, large number
Of bills were presented through. and
reported back With various recommendations.
Committee rose and Senate adjourned.