Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-27
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House bill relating 10 the jurisdiction of
probate courts.
House bills declaring void notes, etc,
obtained by fraud.
House bill amending the statutes of
1878, authorizing building associations
and other ikeorganizations to loan money
to other than their own members.
Senator bill amending the statutes of
1878, relating to actions concerning real
property.
Senate bill amending the statutes of
1878, relating to the organization of coun-
ties.
Senate bill to amend section 1873, chap
ter-general laws of 1878, relating to plat
ting lands.
House bill relating to the marriage of
female guardians.
House bill amending the statutes of 1878
relating to homesteads.
House bill amending the statutes of 1873
relating to statistics.
House bill authorizing town meetings,
ETC., to be held in villages.
House bill relating to sale of real estate
of wards.
House bill amending statutes of 1873
relating to appraisement and collection of
taxes.
ANNA j. BAZILLE.
Attorney General Hahn, to whom had
been referred the bills making appropria-
lions in favor of Anna j. Bazille, widow
of Charles Bazille, in consideration of the
grant to the state of Capitol square, and to
John Bowlan, for INJURIES received while the
blasting was in progress for the basement
of the new capitol. asking his opinion if,
waving its sovereignty, the state was
liable, reported to the contrary. After
the communication OF the attorney gener-
al had been read Mr.. Turrell moved to re-
fer the two bills to the committee of the
whole, in which he was supported by Mr..
Grimshaw, and it was opposed by Msssrs.
Brown and Randall. Upon a viva voce
vote the Bazille bill was indefinitely post
poned and the Bowlan bill placed on gem
eral orders.
PATERRD OUT.
Upon motion of Mr.. Hicks, his commit
tee ofinvestigation of the temperance COM
mittes was discharged without compensa-
ton as the speaker remarked, whereupon
Mr.. Collins, chairman of the committee,
| reported the bill back without recommen-
dation.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
| BY Mr.. Frank-To repeal the special
laws relating to the town of Taopi, Mower
| county.
By Mr.. Hartley-To change the boun-
Diary lines of Grow Wing, Morrison and
Cass counties.
| By Mr., Hartley-To amend the charter
of the city of Brainerd.
SENATE Bills PASSED.
Authorizing the issue of $4,000 for the
ST. Paul workhouse.
Amending and consolidating the acts of
| incorporation of the city of st. Paul.
Authorizing the city Of Red Wing to is
| sue bonds for water works, etc.
Relating to the compensation of the
| treasurer of Renvills county.
Relating to cattle running at large in
town of Camp Lake, Swift county.
Authorizing the lowering of the waters
of lakes in Waseca county.
Relating to the treasurer of Nicollet
county.
Creating special school district No. 1 in
Sibley county.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
Appropriating 5000 for bridge in Isanti
county.
Setting aide certain territory in LIE Su-
eur county to be incorporated as Elysian.
Appropriating $1,000 for bridges in
Grant county.
Appropriating $500 for bridge in Tray
| erse county.
Appropriating $4OO for bridge over
the Des Moines river, Murray county.
Amending the act relating to the organi-
z4tion of a school district in Cass coun-
ty.
Appropriating $500 for a bridge over
the Lac qui Parle river, Yellow Medicine
county.
GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
Upon motion of Ar. Collins the general
appropriation bill was taken from general
orders and reported to the house to be
considered in committee of the whole, and
put upon its passage. Several amend
ments were offered by the chairman of the
finance com nittes and adopted, supplying
some items omitted when the bill was in
troduced, providing for the payment of an
additional clerk for the superintendent of
public instruction as provided
by law, adding to the gen
eraltotal someS3, 900 for eacn year covered
by the bill as heretofore given in the
GLOBE, which were adopted. The bill was
then read in sections and the different
items concurred in, and the bill recon-
mended to pass, and the committee rose.
and upon the bill being put upon its pas
sage Mr.. Child moved that item "a in sec
ton 3, appropriating$10 1000 for wolf boun-
ties in 1885, be stricken out, bat the
amendment was lost, and the roll called
uponithe passage of the bill and it vas
passed.
Recess until O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Upon being called to order for the af-
tsrnson session the order of bills in third
reading was proceeded with as follows:
APpropriating $500 for = bridge over
Grow river, Wright county.
incorporating the village of Croquet,
Carlton county.
Relating to the salary of the judge of
probate of Grow Wing county.
Authorizing the commissioners of Ram
sey county to issue $4,000 certificates of
Indebtedness for the improvement of Bald
Eagle road.
Authorizing the commissioners of Hen
l.