Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-02-28
Routine Report.

to-day will probably witness the introduction
of fifty or sixty more.
Routine Report.
The House met at $50 A. NJ, Speaker Gilman
in the chair.
Prayer by the chaplain. 10
On motion of Mr.. Jones the rules were sus-
pended and all local bills given their first and
second reading Immediately on their introduce
ton.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
! The following bills were then presented:
By Mr.. James Smith, Jr.-To authorize APP
peals to be dismissed from the supreme court
by stipulation.
BY the Committee on Judiciary-Rela to
religious corporations.
By Mr.. Farrington-To regulate the compen-
sation of officers of Fillmore county.
By Mr.. Chamberlain-To provide for election
of road commissioners in Dakota county.
BY Mr.. Gilman-Authorizing St.. Cloud to
issue $50, 900 in bonds to construct dam and
improve water power.
By Mr.. Bertrand-To incorporate the village
of Sleepy Eye.
By MIR. Wrabeck-To authorize the clerk of
LIE Sueur county to arrange papers in his
Office.
BY Mr.. Tompkins-To abolish the Office of
superintendent of schools of Dakota county.
By Mr.. Manipulating to roads and cart
ways.
By Mr.. Denison-To regulate the salaries of
the officers of Rice county.
By Mr.. Allen-To authorize the register of
deeds of Mower county to record a deed.
By Mr.. Cooper Relating to juries. 1t makes
the finding Of three-fourths of a jury the full
verdict of that body.
By Mr.. Doad-To amend the charter Of Still
water.
By Mr.. Denny-To authorize the village of
Young America to issue bonds to aid rail-
way.
By Nh. Denny-To change names.
BY MIR. Stiles-To incorporate the village of
Melrose, Stearns county.
By Mr.. Oppenheim-To authorize the city
of st. Paul to issue bonds for the construction
of a levee in West St. Paul.
By Mr.. Krautkremer-To consolidate two
school districts in Scott county.
BY Mr.. Bertrand-To change the name Of
Sleepy Eye Lake, Brown county, to Lorens.
By Mr.. Goff-To legalize the establishment
of a school district in Mapleton, Blue Earth
county.
By Mr.. Gof-To legalize the conveyance of
the Mapleton Cemetery association.
BY Mr.. Misunderstanding to a State road in
Cook county.
By Mr.. Misunderstanding to the issue of
scrip in the city of Duluth.
By Mr.. Dodd-To provide for the submission
of the continuance of the municipal court of
Saltwater to a vote of the people.
By Mr.. Comstock-To facilitate the con-
struction of line of abroad in Polk county,
By Mr.. Bohland-To authorize the managers
of the reform school to buy machinery for
making sugar, and for the planting of amber
cane seed.
By Mr.. Powers-To incorporate the CITY Of
Granite Falls, Yellow Medicine county.
By Mr.. Powers-To establish the shool dis
trict of Granite Falls.
By Mr.. L. L. Baxter-Amending the title of
the Minneapolis railroad bond bill.
By Mr.. Larssen-To aid the construction of
railroad from Sank Centre to the southern or
western boundary of the State.
By Mr.. Dodd-To amend the charter of Still
water.
BY Mr.. McCracken-A concurrent resolution
| relating to the State library.
By Mr.. NJ. MISUNDERSTANDING swamp lands
to the Minnesota Northern railroad.
/ Reports Of standing committees were pre-
sented when the order of third reading of Sen
alta bills was taken up.
abolish the Office of railroad commissioner, a
call of the House was ordered and absentees
brought in.
Mr.. W. NJ. Campbell spoke in favor of the
passage Of the bill, replying to some of the
statements in Bill Kings paper.
Mr.. James Smith, Jr. opposed the bill, de-
clared that Gov. Marshall had been an efficient
officer, and thought the House made mistake
in proposing to abolish the Office.
Mr.. Gearey moved the previous question,
which was seconded wherenpon the vote was
taken and the bill defeated-yeas As, nays so,
as follows.