Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-19
Routine Report.

Routine Report.
The House met at 10 A. NJ, Speaker Fletcher
in the chair.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Mr.. Allen, from the committee on towns
and counties, reported in favor of the bill 10
incorporate the village of Fishcr;in favor of the
bill for the organization of the county of Big
Stone; in favor of the bill to define the bound
aries of independent school district No. 1, in
Redwood county; also substitute for the
bill removing the county seat of Grant
county.
Mr.. Hicks, from the judiciary committee,
report in favor of the adoption of the bill re-
lating to foreign corporations; also against
the Senate bill relating to payment for natur-
alization in Goodhue county; also in favor of
the bill prohibiting special legislation; also in
favor of the bill Indefinitely postponing the
bill relating to the rate of interest and usury;
in favor of the organization of the towns in
Redwood county.
Mr.. Dunn reported in favor of the printing
of the governors message, 5000 copies in
English, 1900 in German, and 5000 in Nor
wegian.
Mr.. Geary moved to Indefinitely post
pone.
The ayes and noes were called.
Mr.. McCracken opposed the printing of the
message as useless expenditure, but insisted
that if printed at all it should be printed in all
languages.
MrDunn and MI. DENLY advocated the print
ing, and Messrs. Burger, McCracken and
Grazing opposed it.
The motion to indefinitely postpone was
then lost, Al to AZ.
1t was moved by Mr.. Caine that 5000 copies
be printed in Swedish. Adopted.
Mr. Thornton moved that 600 he nriptad
in French. Adopted.
Mr. Calender moved that 1000 be printed
in Bohemian. Adopted.
Mr. Bookwalter moved that 1, 900 be printed
in WEIGH.
Mr. HUM offered substitute providing for
the printing of the message as follows: 10000
in English; 5000 in German; 5000 in Nor
wegian; 5000 in Swedish; 1000 in Bohemian
200 in French and /, 200 in Welch
Messrs. Gould and McCracken spoke against
the printing of the message, and Mr.. Daniels
in favor of it.
Mr. McCracken moved to lay On the table
Lost, ayes SO, noes so.
The substitute was then adopted, ayes As,
noes AZ.
The resolution was then, on motion of Mr..
Grazing, referred to the committee on print
ing, with instructions to report the cost.
Mr.. Hicks, from the judiciary committee
reported a substitute for the bill relating to the
election of Oyerseers of highways in Rose
township, Ramsey county. Referred to the
Ramsey county delegation.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Daniels offered a resolution asking the
secretary of state for information as to the
number of suits commenced and tried in the
various district courts in the State. Adopted:
Mr.. Rice offered q resolution authorizing
the speaker to appoint an assistant to Capt.
Henry Hurter. Notice of debate.
Mr.. Buchanan offered resolution authorz-
ing the committees on enrolment and engross-
ment to employ clerks.
After long discussion Mr.. Stone gave no.
tice of debate.
Mr. Dunn offered resolution authorizing
the committee on public accounts and expcnd-
itures to employ clerk. Laid over under no.
tice of debate by j. Thompson, Jr.
BILLS INTRODUCED
By the committee on towns and counties
A substitute for the bill for the removal of the
county seat of Grant county to Herman.
By judiciary committee-To provide for the
election of road overseers.
BY Mr.. Motto amend the statutes relat-
ing to education. 1t relates to the manner of
electing school directors.
By Mr.. Stewart-Regulating the sale of
liquors in the village. of Mortified 1t repeats
the law prohibiting the sale of Intoxicating
drinks.
BY Mr.. Norrish-To make the children of
Chas. Schroth, of Hastings, heirs at law of
John Peller.
By Mr. Redding-To amend the statute re-
lating to the State bounty for the destruction
of wolves.
By Mr.. Stedjee-To change the names of
certain persons.
By Mr.. Halgren-To amend the special laws
Incorporating the village of Watertown.
By Mr.. Hoyt-To amend the act relative to
offenses against public health. 1t prescribes
punishment for adulteration in malt, vinous
and spirituous liquors
By Mr.. Northness-To encourage the plant
ing of forest trees.
By Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING the county
of Benton to issue bonds for the purpose of
taking up certain county orders.
ELECTION OF A SENATOR.
The hour of noon having arrived, the spe
cial order, the naming of United States SEN
atOr, was proceeded with A call of the House
was ordered
The roll was called, the members answering
to their names, as follows:
FOR M'MILLAN.
Allen, Amundson, Armstrong, Asleson,
Baker, Baxter, j., Boser, Bohland, Bcokwalter,
Braley, Buckman, Burger, Butterfield, Caine,
Calender, Churchill, Collins, Colquhoun,
Cornish, Cults, Daniels, Dean, Denny, DENLY,
Donahue, Dunn, Flom, Gardner, Geary, Gould,
Hall, Hayes, Halgren, Hanscom, Henry, G.
H., Herberger, Hicks, Hill, Hoyt, HUM, Hule-
bak, Ives, Jueson, Kendall, Kidder, klossner,
kniss, kneeland, kohlmier, Lewis, Linnell,
Lovland, Moore, Mott, McNIaster, Northness,
Peterson, A, Peterson, P. A., Paisance, Por-
ter, 0. s., Porter, 7. c., Post, burlington,
Putnam, Redding, Rice, Roberts, Rosebrock,
Sabin, Sanborn, Schmidt, Sheardown, Smith,
Snure, Southland, Stedjee, Stewart, Stone,
Harrison, Thornton, Thompson, ]. Jr.,
Thompson, j., Tone, Tether, Van Hoesen,
Wagner, Washburn, Wiley, Zieske, Mr.. Speak
cr.-90
For Sibley-Chilt, Kennedy, McAndrews,
NOrrish-4
For Notwithstanding and McCracken-2.
Absent and not voting-Andrus, Baldwin,
Baxter, L. L., Comstock, Dodge, Griggs,
Hawkins. Sampson, Searles and Wilson--10.
The announcement of the vote was made as
follows:
Whole number of votes cast sc
5. J. X. Mcmillan OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
H. H. SlDley
I. H. Roberts
MISCELLANEOUS.
The governor transmitted the report of the
board of immigration.
An invitation from the chamber of COM
mTce to make use of the reading room of the
cham her was aPEOov la1ped