Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-01

dcCouHtou 1or, no uoupJ, Dy tne eau
cusing growing out of the new
senatorial complications caused by the
pronounced candidacy of D. M.
Sabin. The first business was the
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS
as follows:
By Mr.. Barker, of Isanti-To amend the
general statutes relating to the organiza-
ton of villages.
By Mr.. Anderson, of Chippewa-To re-
peal section 1, chapter 147, laws of 1873,
relating to the district attorney of the
Twelfth district.
BY Mr.. Hicks, of Hennepin-Repealing
the act relating to publication of notices
in mortgage foreclosures.
By Mr.. Turrell, of Redwood Creating a
state board of correction and charities,
three of any one political party, to serve
without compensation.
By Mr.. Wells, of Stevens-To legalize
the plat of the town site of Mendoza, Chip
pewa county. Passed under suspension of
rules.
Mr.. Anderson, of Chippewa ap-
propriate $1,000 to build bridge across
the Chippewa river at a point near Graham
Mills.
By Mr.. Thompson, of Fillmore-To re-
fund to Hans Gunnerson the sum of $3.50
| to repay him for money expended in the
military service of the state in 1865.
By Mr.. Child, of Jackson-To provide
for the management of railroads, the ap-
pointment of board of railroad commits
| sioners, etc. The bill is the same as that
| introduced in the senate, and known as the
/ Baker bill.
| By Mr.. johnson, of Kandiyohi- pro-
vide for the better regulation of railroads,
appoint board of railroad commission
ers, etc. Same bill as above.
By Mr.. Emery, of Wabashaw- Relating
| to interest and usury.
By Mr.. Hicks, of Hennepin-Prescrib-
| ing the force and effect of sheriffs' certif-
icates of sales of mortgaged property.
By Mr.. Buck, of Winona-To amend the
! act of 1878, relating to the public schools
of the city of Winona. Passed under sus-
pension of the rules.
By Mr.. Collins, of Stearns-To amend
the special laws of 1881, relating to the
expenditure of the revenue fund in Stearns
county, for bridges, roads, etc.
By !Mr. Johnson, of Kandiyohi-Au-
| thorizing the lowering of certain lake
in Kandiyohi county. Passed under sus-
pension of rules.
By Mr.. White. of Waseca-To amend
the special act of 1873 relating to the
drainage of Clear lake, Waseca county.
Passed under suspension of the rules.
By Mr.. Hulebak, of Goodhue-Amend-
ing the act relating to the state board of
immigration, and appropriating $4,000
for its support for the succeeding two
years.
By Mr.. Brown, of Blue Earth-To amend
chapter 100 of laws of 1878, relating to
chastity.
By Mr.. Thompson, of Fillmore-To
legalize certain certificates of transfer of
school lands.
BY Mr.. Child, of McLeod-To amend
chapter IS, laws of 1878, relating to division
fences in the town of Tacoma, Mcleod
county. Passed under suspension of rules.
GENERAL ORDERS.
In committee of the whole, Mr.. Child,
jackson, in the chair, fourteen bills
we're considered, twelve of which were rec
commended to pass and progress reported
as to the others, none of them provoking
the least discussion. The most important
bill recommended for passage was Boble-
ter's military code. One of the two bills
laid aside was Grimshaw's relating to fire
escapes, ETC., he reporting that he was pre-
pairing substitute, correcting omissions,
etc.
Upon coming together after adjourn
ment of the joint convention the house ad-
journed.