Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-27
Routine Report.


in the chair.
Prayer by the chaplain, Rev. DR.. Wright
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Mr.. Kniss, from the committee on banking,
reported in favor of the bill regulating the
rates of interest to be paid by savings banks.
Mr.. Stone reported in favor of the bill
amending the charter Of the village Of Monte
video. Passed under suspension OF the rulee.
Mr. Stone, from the committee from the
Twelfth judicial district, reported in favor Of
the passage of the bill providing for the cleo.
ton OF district attorney for that district.
Mr.. Hicks, from the judiciary committee,
reported in favor of the bill regarding the sale
guardians. Also in favor OF the bill amend
ing the charter of the village of Claremont.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. wiIson-To repeal the section of the
special laws regulating the fees of officers in
Winona county.
By Mr. Donohue amend the revised
statutes relating to payments by county audi
tors.
BY Mr.. Donohue-To amend the statutes
relating to payments by county commission
By Mr. Kniss-To incorporate the village of
Adrian, Mobiles county.
By Mr.. Collins-Relating to abusive and OBJ
scene language in the family circle.
By Mr.. Stediee-Defning certain misde-
meanors.
By Mr. Braley-To appropriate $500 to aid
Redwood county to build bridges across the
Cottonwood and Redwood rivers.
By Mr.. Rice-To change name.
By Mr.. Armstrong-To appropriate $500 to
the State Dairymen's association, for tue pur
pose of printing the proceedings of that body.
By Mr.. Grallng---To amend the charter of
Spring Valley, Fillmore county.
By Mr.. Stone---To appropriate 81 900 to
Chippewa county, to. build bridge at Month
video, across the Chippewa river.
By Mr.. Zieska---To change the name Of
Lorenzo, Brown county, to Sleepy Eye Lake.
By Mr.. Flom-. Relating to the public schools
in the village of Cannon Falls, Goodhue coun-
ty. Passed under the suspension of the rules.
By Mr.. Boser---To declare the policy of the
State relating to certain insurance risks.
By Mr.. Hill---Relating to the disbursement
of moneys in Goodhue county.
By Mr.. Cutts---To change name.
By Mr.. stone---To prohibit cattle from run
ming at large in Swift county.
By Mr.. L. L. Baxter---To authorize the vii
lage OF Chaska to issue $4,000 bonds to build
bridge across the Minnesota river.
By Mr.. Kneela ld-To change the boundaries
of school district No. 2s, Dodge county.
By Mr.. Dcnny-To provide for the inspec-
ton of steam boilers.
BY Mr.. L. L. Baxtcr-Amending the statutes
relating to summonses in justice courts.
BY Mr.. Dunn-Relating to the use of school
houses. 1t permits the use of school houses
for purposes of religious worship under Ger.
tain restrictions.
BILLS PASSED.
House bill relating to individuals.
House bill to regulate the sale of intoxicat-
ing liquors in Mortified.
House bill relating to Offcnses against the
public health (adulteration of food and IL
quors).
House bill authorizing the county of Benton
to issue $l5, 900 in bonds to refund the debt,
and other purposes.
House bill authorizing the village of Worth
ington to issue bonds to the amount of $1,000
to fund the debt.
House bill authorizing the city Of Hastings
to issue &55, 600 bonds to fund the indebted.
ness of the city.
House bill relating to service of summons
in actions OF forcible entry.
House bill granting certain ferry privileges
across Red river.
House bill to incorporate the village of
Fisher, Polk county.
House bill amending the law relating to the
canvass of votes for State and judicial Off
GERS.
House bill amending the charter Of Monte
vldeo, Chippewa county.
SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
Speaker Fletcher announced the following
special committees:
On the Charges o. Sectaranism at the Normal
Searlcs, Wilson, Denny.
On Temperance-Messrs. Dunn, Putnam,
HUM. Sanford Norrish.
On Legislative Apportionment-Me ssrs.
Comstock, Ives, Kniss, Stewart, Van Hoesen,
Stone, Hayes, Bradley, Churchill, Colquhouu;
Wiley, Armstrong, McAndrews, Gardner.
On Second State Prison-Messrs. Hoyt,
Moore, Kneeland, J. Thompson, Jr., Griggs.
On Farmers Board of Trade and Grain In
spector-Messrs. Norrish, kniss Ives, Gearey,
Caine.
On Old Railroad Bonds-Messrs Daniels,
Kniss, HUM, Sabin, Dunn, Baldwin, Baxter,
LII :, Smith, McCracken, Donahue.
On Taxation of Railroad Lands-Messrs.
Wilson, Dunn, Comstock, Collins, Smith.
On Congressional Apportionment-Mess
Comstock,l Denny, Sabin, Gearey, Hicks, Col
Inns, Sanborn, Allen, Rice, Porter, o. S.,
Searles, Bookwalter, Grazing, Calendar.
The House then went into committee of the
whole, Mr.. McCracken in the chair, on the
calendar, and disposed of several bills.
The committee rose and the House took
recess till 5 O'Clock p. VI.