Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-12

submitting the question to the vote of the
people of said county.
By Mr.. Calender amend the charter of
the village OF Wadena-
By Mr.. Braley---To legalize the town plot OF
Detroit, in Becker county.
BY Mr.. Collins---To amend chapter -, gen
eral statutes of 1868, relating to execution OF
DEGREES.
By Mr.. Bohland---To promote forest and
apple culture in Minnesota.
By Mr.. Misunderstanding the acts of
the commissioners in surveying and laying out
State road from Fergus Falls, Otter Tail
county, to Herman, Grant county.
By Mr.. Searles---To punish tramps and per-
sons found out of employment and pursuing
the avocatiOn of vagrant.
BY Mr.. Callender---TO tax dogs, and protect
sheep in the State of Minnesota
By Mr.. Braley---TO authorize the board Of
county commissioners of Redwood county to
attach fractional township No. lib to any or
ganized town in the county without petition.
By Mr.. Griggs---TO authorize the city of St.
Paul to issue certificates of Indebtedness to the
amount of $4,000 for the payment of the
cost of the new market house.
BY Mr.. Colllns---To limit the jurisdiction of
municipal courts to the boundaries of the
counties in which they are located
By James Smith, Jr.-To regulate the priv
ileges of foreign corporations dealing in lands
Ill lQIS SUdtc anu 10 autuOTlN tLcIi W iOdi
moneys sell lands and hold all manner of real
and personal property.
By Mr.. Bradley-To reduce the boundaries
of an independent school district in Redwood
county.
By Mr.. Stone-To aIthoriz the commits
sioners of Swift county to levy a special tax
for roads and bridges, not to exceed one mill
on the assessed valuation.
By Mr.. Griggs-To authorize the increase
- ne nitx porrIf IN
the amount of $4,000.
APPoRTIoNMENT.
The special order for II o'clock, the report
of the committee on rules relative to the APP
pointment of special joint committee on ap-
portionment, was taken up. The report was
adopted, fixing the committee on Congress
sional apportionment at five on the part of the
Senate and ten on the part of the House, and
on legislative apportionment at seven on the
part of the Senate and fourteen on the part OF
the House. The Senate was requested to con-
cur in the joint rule as substitute for its res
olution relative to this subject.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Bohland offered joint resolution rela-
tive to the funding of the university and school
funds, which provides for a constitutional
| amendment for the Investment of these funds
III the UOuuS OIL SCHOOL ulStrlctS. LII Ncut ONCI
| under notice of debate by Mr.. Dunn.
Mr.. Rice offered resolution for the appoint
ment of a person to act as janitor for the
committee rooms and mail carrier at cost OF
not more than S. per day. Laid over under
| notice of debate by Mr.. Dunn.
BILL PASSED.
House bill No. 1, to change the name of the
| Big Stone Lake and Lake Traverse Internal
Improvement and Transportation company to
| the Big Stone Lake Navigation company, was
| read third time and passed.
MORE RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. Dunn offered a resolution instructing
the secretary of state to furnish each member
| with copy of the statutes of 1873 Adopted.
Mr.. DENLY offered resolution authorizing
the printing of the governors message, 5000
copies in English, 1900 in German, 1000 in
Norwegian, 1000 in Swedish, 500 in French
5OOin Bohemian and 500 in Welsh. Referred
to special committee of three. consisting OF
Messrs. Dunn, DENLY and stediee. Laid over
under notice of debate by Mr.. Dunn.
Adjourned till this morning at II o'clock.