Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-11
RESOLUTIONS.


questing the secretary to subscribe for
seven daily papers for the use of senators
and officers.
Senator Doran gave notice of debate.
Senator Comstock offered resolution
fixing the numbers of senators who shall
constitute the following committees
Judiciary, 10; on railroads, ID; on public
lands, Z; on insurance, 7.
Adopted.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Senator Wilson-Providing for the
taxation of lands held, or which have been
held in this state by railroad corporations,
and for the taxation of certain interests,
rights and estates in such lands.
By Senator Clark-Relating to the
change of county seats. Provides that
when two-fifths of the electors of any coun-
ty petition the commissioners for change
of county seat, said commissioners shall
give notice of reelection to decide as to
the proposed change.
By Senator O'Brien-Defining the duties
of common carriers.
By Senator Ward-To repeal chapter
161 of the laws of 1876, relating to the sala-
ries of officers of Martin county. Passed
under suspended rules.
By Senator Crosby-To authorize the
commissioners of Mobiles county to issue
bonds for the purpose of taking the place
of other past due bonds. Passed under
suspended rules.
By Senator Billson-To legalize the &C
ton of certain independent school districts
in issuing bonds Passed under suspend
ed rules.
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announcing the passage of house files Nos.
IL and 3.
By Senator Wilson-To prevent any city,
town, county or other municipality from
aiding railroads or subscribing to the cap
ital stock of railroads as other corpora
tions.
BY Senator j. B. Gilfllan-To provide
for the partition Of real estate where mi
nors are interested, and for laying the
same out into city or village lots.
By Senator Billson-Relating to chattel
mortgages on grain.
On motion of Senator Pillsbury the
senate proceeded to the consideration of
house messages, when the house bill author
ling the issue of $25O,O00 of state bonds to
make good the overdrafts on the general
revenue fund was taken up and passed
under suspended rules. Yeas, Al; nays,
none.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
The senate took recess of ten minutes
and when business was again resumed Lit.
Gov. Gilman announced the following
committees:
Judiciary-Messrs. Gillfllan J. B., Castle,
Comstock, Wilson, Billson, Goodrich, Hickman,
Stevenson, O'Brien and Peck.
IFinance--Messrs. Pillsbury, Clement, Rice,
Sergeant and Griggs.
Elections-Messrs. Morrison, Langdon, Castle,
Christensen and Compton.
Claims-Messrs. Shaleen, Johnson, Compton,
Houlton and WEIGH.
observation-disclosures. Wait, Morrison, Billson,
Peck and O'Brien.
Public Lands-Messrs. COmstock, Rice, Hol-
lister Morrison Greenleaf, Vollmer and Fletcher.
Internal mprovement--Messers. O'Brien,
Lawrence, Wait, Knudson and Peck.
Federal RelatiOns-Messrs. Chandler, Law
renee, Mclaughlin, Washbum and Doran.
observation-disclosures. Lawrence, Shaleen, Pc
tersOn, Wheat and WEIGH.
Military Affairs-Messrs. Crosby, Pillsbury,
Griggs, Hollister and Blake.
observation-disclosures. Clement, Gilfllan J. B.,
Johnson, Van Hoesen, Knudson, Chandler and
WEIGH.
Banks-Messrs. Compton, Clement, McLaugh-
lin, Doran and Greenleaf.
observation-disclosures. Clarke, Wheat, Morrison,
Buchanan and Sackett.
Retrenchment and Reform-Messrs. Doran,
johnson, Houlton, Compton and Langdon.
Tree Culture and Fuel-Messrs. Peterson, Nc
Laughlin, Ward, Crosby and Craig.
Roads and Bridges-Messrs. Blake, Shaleen,
Fletcher, Knudson, Alderman and Christensen.
Normal Schools -Messrs. Fletcher, Shaleen,
Wilson, Wait and Washburn.
Geological and Natural History Survey
Messrs. Hickman, Pillsbury, Castle, Van Hoesen,
Wasnburn and Alderman.
observation-disclosures. Goodrich, Truax, Ser
Seant, Griggs and Alderman.
Railroads-Messrs. Gilfllan c. D., Ca stle,
Largdon, Lawrence, Peterson, Clarke, Wait,
Comstock, Buchanan, O'Brien, Doran, Crosby
and Hollister.
State Reform School-NIessrs. Billson, Nc
Laughlin, Goodrich, Griggs and WEIGH.
Hospital for Insane-Nessrs. Wheat Clement
Deaf, Dumb and Blind-NTessrs. Langdon,
Clement, Greenleaf, Compton and Peck.
Towns and Counties-Nessrs. Van Hoesen,
Pillsbury, Peterson, Craig and SSckett.
Indian Affairs-AIessrs. Sergeant, Peterson,
Pillsbury, Stevenson and Yollmer.
Public Buildings-Messrs. johnson, Griggs
Fletcher, Clarke and Blake.
State Prison-AIessrs. Castle. Rice, Sergeant,
Hickman, Welsh, Stevenson and Buchanan.
IiDrary-AIessrs. Houlton, Wilson, Truax,
Christensen and C. D. Gilfllan.
Printing Messrs. Greenleaf, Doran, Knudson,
Wheat and Craig.
-Messrs. Hollister, Crosby,
Alderman Truax and Craig.
Saclzett, Stevenson and Ward.
Immigration -Messrs. Mclaughlin, Morrison,
Shalleen, johnson and
ram and Warehouse nspeotiOn-Messrs.
Buchanan, Van Hoesen, Greenleaf, Blake, Ward,
Chacdler, Vollmer, Wilson and Houlton.
JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES.
Taxes and Tax Laws-4Tessrs. Rice Gillian,
c. D. Chandler, Billson and Peck.
Cl.1e.s.ty and University Lands-Washburn,