Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-21

Tue village OF hancock; autnOrlzn& the village
of WOrthington to issue bonds; to authorize
the county of Benton to issue bonds; and
Senate bills to incorporate the village of Will
mar; to regulate the catching Of fish in Lake
Whipple; to change the name Of the village Of
Trenton; to incorporate the village of Ada.
Mr.. BOOkwalter, from the Blue Earth county
delegation, reported substitute for the bill
regulating the fees Of sheriffs in that county.
Mr.. Coloquhoun, from the committee on
federal relations, reported back the bill request
ing Congress to fix the head of navigation on
the Minnesota river, and asked that 1t be re-
ferred to the committee of the whole.
Mr.. Hicks reported In favor of the bill re-
]ating to removals by the governor; also in
favor Of the bill organizing Hpestone county
for Judicial purposes; also substitute for the
bill relating to the estate of John Peller, of
Hastings. Passed under suspension of the
rules. -s,,.,-. .,-
Mr.. Sanborn, from the committee on finance,
reported in favor of the bill appropriating
$4,000 for repairs on the Normal school at
Mankato. .' ri. s--F g. q -,ss-.-
Mr.. L. L. Baxter offered resolution author
| izing the chief clerk to furnish stationery
and stationer's supplies for the use of the
House and the committees. Adopted.
| Mr.. McCracken offered a resolution asking
| the speaker to inquire into the number of off,
GERS to which the House is entitled, and as
| to the legality of increasing the number by
resolution. Referred to the judiciary COM
mittee.
| Mr.. Hicks moved that the special order for
to-day at IL o'clock-the reservoir memorial
be made the special order for Thursday ut 2
o'clock P. NJ. Carried. 49, -. /. =
| Mr.. Sanborn moved that the Senate be re-
quested to return the Senate joint resolution
for a special committee on the railroad bonds,
| in which the House had concurred - 800
Messrs. Dunn, L. L. Baxter, McCracken,
Sabin, James Smith, j., Wilson, and Fletcher
discussed the matter at considerable length,
when the motion was lost by vote Of SO yeas
to 42 nays. IS ~
Mr.. Buchanan called up the resolution for the
appointments of clerks for the committees on
enrolment and engrossment. After q
protracted discussion, the amendment was
amended SO as to include the railroad commit
tee and direct the speaker to appoint the
clerks, and passed, yeas 81, nays %.
| BILLS INTRODUCED.
| By Mr.. Braley two bills)-To change the
boundaries of school districts in Yellow Medi.
cine county.
By Mr.. Braley-To legallze the acts of a
certain school district in Yellow Medicine
county.
BY Mr.. Cults To authorize the draining oil
Mud Lake, in Wright county.
By Mr.. Rosebrock-To regulate the rates OF
freight ana passengers on railroads..
By Mr.. COllins-To amend the law relating
to the sale of intoxicating liquors.
BY Mr.. Hall-To amend the statutes relat
ing to extinct school district funds.
By Mr.. Hall-To amend the statutes relating
to relief of the poor.
By Mr.. Hicks-To amend the statutes re-
lating to the summonsing Of petit jurors in
Hennepn county. T.
By Mr.. Zeiske-Te appropriate money to
pay the governors guards for services during
the Tracey railroad riot.
By Mr.. Hicks-To fix the salary of the clerk
of probate in Hennepin county ut $1,000 a
year.
By Mr.. Hicks-For the appointment Of a
Photographic reporter for the district court
Of Hennepin county at salary of 81 800.
By Mr.. Putnam-Amending the act incor
porating the city of Anoka.
By NJ. Cornish-To legalize the acts of com
missicners in locating a State road in Nicolle1
and MeeSer counties.
Thc!speaker announced the appointment Of
l.. II. Bishop as clerk for the committee or
accounts and expenditures.
Recess till 2 p. NJ.