The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-02-22
YEAs-49.

as follows:
YEAs-49
BaumRarton. Emery, Parker.
Becker, Ende; Patterson.
Bell. Farrar, Pauson, r.,
Boardman. Finch, Peterson o.
Bobleter, Frahm, Potter,
Bohland, Frank, Rahilly,
Barok, Gotzian, Randall.
Buck, Gregory. Sadiey.
Ghia, A. aalsren, smish J:m.,y-
Chisholm, Hartley. 6rahlmann5
Cole. Hill, S:egemau,
Collins, Jacklu, Swenson,
Cullea. johnson. NJ, Torgerson,
Demeules LEM, Van Dyke,
Diey, lIcNamara.
Doyle, Merriam.
NAYS-38.
Anderson. H.. Hicks, Peterson. Ole.
Barker, HOlmStrom. Piummer,
Batche'der, Johnson. W. H., Seymour.
Bean, Lnne.l. Sideuer
Blackman. Lydiari. Smith, J.
Rurmester, Miller, Snow,
Carson, Moore, Strong,
Child,J E. Morris. Thayer,
Crawford. Morse, Thompson.
Dvar, Nelson, Turrell,
Gray. Paulson. H., Way,
Greer, Peterson John, Wells,
Grimshaw, Peterson. J. A.
NOT VOTING.
Anderson, W., Daniels. Richardson.
Baarnaas, Hulebak, 6abin.
Baker. McKusick, slauldine.
Cook, Martenson, White.
Cornish. Porter. Mr. Sneaker.
NT. EOuiduu uAC0 b MOtIOu 10 IocOnS O0f,
the motion was promptly voted down and the
crowd dispersed, havin! seen the last: Of the
effort in behalf of prohibition in this legislature
Rev ". w. Saterl G was among the numb.r
who listened to the discussion, aud when it as
over he said he was no. discouraged, but re-
markea significantly, ''we'll try another trick
The bill for the creation of q board OF
charities and co: rection was rejected. Messrs.
Cole and J. E. Child spoke in opposition to
the bill, and James Smith, Jr., and Hicks in
support. and the roll was proceeded with,
the bill receiving but As yeas to 81 nays.
Mr.. Hicks introduced an amendment to
the constitution yesterday, designed to cor
rect contradiction growing out of the
stipulates that senators elected in 1882 from
the odd numbered districts shall hold for
two years. and those from the even num-
bered districts for four years.
MI. F. Paulson's bill for protessorship
Of Scandinavian languages in the state uni
versity proviles that sue professor shall
haze the same pay as other professors OF like
grade, and give instructions in the Scandin-
avian language and literature.
Senate, Thursdav, February 10.
Bills introduced: Requiring railway COM
panies to keep clocks. time tables and bule-
in counties with more than S.. 0OO, 600 valu.
alton; changing name of reform school to
Minnesota Industrial school; appropriating
$16S, 400 for insane hospitals; appropriating
S3U,UOO annually for ten years for state pris-
on enlargement and improve .uent and con-
shutting building commute; appropria-
ting 81 600 Tor insurance on pub ic building
for insane; TOR purchase or 81 700 copies OF
General Statutes. 1873, with supplements; to
provide for payment of unadjusted railroad
claims.
Senate bills passed: Joint resolution for
governmental appropriation # $50 coo !. +
a new bridg. acr ,ss the 6 Croix; autLoclz-
ing Canton, Fillmore c. III. y, to issue 1und-
ing bonds; authorizing Free boru county to
is, SIC, 700 in court Eouse bonds; author
izng Red VIII & to establish sewerage; to
p y Robert Law for ;ost railroad bonds; pre-
scrlb,ng times holding court in Ninth dis
:rlct; making Red Lake Falls . separate
election prec net: authorizing Kittson coun-
| ~ to issue $40. 600 OF bonds; reducing rate OF
interest on .aies on public lands from to
per cent, with retrua tive amendment At
| tached in the house; relating TO CHI ,nge OF
county seats ON q vote of two thirds; to pay
lost railroad bonds Of Thompson estate.
Senate bill lost: Relating to tax sales de-
clared void and anne. ding law as existing ct
! present. -.-.
House, 1bssrsda D, February 10,
Feb. 20 was fixed as the date upon which
the railroad bills must be reported by the
Committee. Senatorial bills were intro.
duced: Cbaneing the name of the town Of
Pillsbury to Kirkhovan; amending the char.
! " etGlvndo0; CLEANSING The name of O