St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-15

lect, nor Tor q longer time than I'VE minutes
unless unanimous consent be asked and OBJ
tanned; and il shall be the duty Of the pres
ident to notify the speaker when his time has
expired; no business before the beard shall be
interrupted except BY motion to adjourn,
70 commit. TO lay on the table, or for
the previous question, which motions shall
take prec sdence in the order named, and
shall be decided without debate, and the same
shall preclude amendment or discussion Of
the original subject until such motion shall
be disposed Of, but the previous question
shall not be moved BY less than three mem
bers- Any member may call for the yeas
and nays on any question, and may call for
division OF any question, In its nature
divisible. ANY member OF the union at large
shall have the right to attend the meetings
OF the board and express his views upon any
pending topic, subject TO the rules regarding
debate Provided, however, that the board
may, in its discretion at any time, hold meet
ing with closed doors, and exclude all but its
own members.
Sec 10. When secret meetings are held
either Of the board or union at large, no
members names shall be published in eonnec-
ton with the proceedings, nor shall the re-
marks, vote or action Of any member be
published in connection with such proceed
ings, but the definite conclusion or action
taken BY the board or union at such secret
meeting, on any subject or matter NAV be
published by approval of the president.
Sec IL. No officer (excep: the secretary
or member Of the union shall be entitled 10
any compensation for services, unless so
provided for By resolution of the board. be-
fore the rendition OF the services, aud no
debt or liability shall be contracted or in
CURED against the union, other than for cur
rent expenses, unless authorized BY a two
thirds vote Of the whole board Of directors
upon call Of the yeas and nays.
Sec IL. These bylaws may be altered or
amended, or new ones adopted, by q two
thirds vote OF the whole board at any regular
meeting, PrOviied, that the new bylaw, as
proposed, or proposed amendment 20 auy
existing bylaw, has been submitted in writ
ing at least one week previous to such vote.
4 Request Of the Chamber of Commerce.
ST. PAUL. MIMI, Nov. IA. Iss4.-At re-
cent public meeting Of citizens Of the Sixth
Ward Oh this city, to consider what legislation
might De needed for the better protection and
Advancement o: the interests of the ward. a
committee of twenty-five citizens, stated
without regard TO political belief, whose duty
was to report at future called meetings when
ever city or state legislation might be needed
for the interests aforesaid as germane to their
appointed duties, said committee have this
day passed the following:
J. c. MCCARTHY, Chairman.
II. r. HARE, Secretary.
WHEREAS, The property along the bank Of
the Mississippi river in the Sixth ward Of this
city, condemned for levee purposes. was
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property situate in what is known as the fiat
in the Sixth ward, and
WHEREAS, Owing to its great commercial
value 10 the people Of the Sixth ward, and to
the entire city, at no distant day, said levee
property and river frontage, should not pass
from the control Of the city of ST. Paul 10 any
one railroad company or other corporation,
company or individual exclusively, but should
be forever under the control of the city, to
admit such railroads or other corporations or
persons to the use thereof, as it NAV be
deemed most prudent by the city govern
ment so to do; therefore,
Resolved, That this committee respectfully
request the honorable the chamber OF com
merce of the city of st. Paul TO intervene in
the event Of any attempt to sequestrate this
great commercial privilege to any corpora
uon, company or person to the
exclusion of others; aud that said
chamber Of commerce be and is hereby
requested TO thoroughly investigate tn e
present arrangements between the city OF
St. Paul, il any, and any railroad company
or other corporations, company or person,
for the future use Of all or any Of said river
frontage.
Resolved, That a committee consisting of
j. c. Mccarthy, H r. Hare, r. A. Durkee,
E. FL. Wood, NJ. J. Bell aud P. R. Mcdonnell
present this resolution to the chamber OF
commerce.