St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-14
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ing at O'Clock. Carried, 20 to 9.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Senator matchmaking chapter "a,
statutes OF 1878, relating to corporations.
BY senator Buckman-Fixing the salaries
of certlin officers of Morrison county.
By Judiciary Com Misunderstanding for an
index digest of the Minnesota reports.
By Judiciary Notwithstanding for
the republication Of the territorial laws of
. Minnesota.
The judiciary committee reported back a
substitute for the bills proposing an amend
men to section 2, article of the constitu-
ton. Authorizes loans of the school fund
at . per cent. tn school districts for the cree
ton of school houses.
The same committee also reported sub
stitute for the bill relating to trials and ex-
aminations in Justices courts.
IN COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
Senator Doran in the chair. The bill pro-
viding for an open market and the free
shipment of grain was taken up, it having
been made the special order.
Senator Rice moved to amend by striking
cut all after the enacting clause, aud insert
ing II. +. 302 with section 16 left out.
Senator Castle raised the point of order
the substitute until after the friends OF the
original proposition had an opportunity to
perfect the bill.
The chair ruled that both bills were before
the committee and that the friends of either
bill had right to amend them before action
was had upon either of them.
The bill was read by sections and Senator
Wilson moved to amend section l, by pro-
viding that elevators should not be erected at
places that would interfere with the safe and
convenient operation of the road. Adopted.
Senator Compton moved to amend section
l, by inserting the word Sfor an annual rent
of ST." Adopted.
Senator Sergeant move to amend by allow
ing elevators 10 be built within sixty feet of
one another Lost.
Senator Castle moved to amend by requir-
ing railroads to build side tracks to elevators
if constructed contiguous to their right of
way.
Section was then read, and Senator J.
B. Gilfllan moved to amend by allowing
railroad companies seven days to furnish
cars. Lost.
Senator Hickman moved to amend by in
serting Sundays excepted'' after the words
''three days" Adopted.
Senator Stevenson moved to amend by
making 1.-TWO days. notice for cars sufficient.
Lost.
Section was taken up, and Senator Truax
moved to amend by requiring the company
TO deliver the amount and quality of grain
received to consignee at the point indicated
by the shipper. Lost.
Section was adopted without amend
ment.
Senator Castle offered an amendment to
section l, requiring railroads to build side
tracks to elevators without reference to their
size or capacity. Adopted.
Senator Blake offered an amendment pro-
viding that no shipper shall have more than
one car at a time until all are served.
Senator Wilson offered a substitute for Mr..
Blake's amendment providing that the ware
house manager shall make acquisitions for
cars upon the request of holders OF ware
| house receipts, and that the warehouse man.
ager shall make the apportion ment of cars
among the various shippers.
/ Senator Castle offered the following sub
sttute for the two previous amendments:
| Amend section 2 by adding after the
word ''reguar'' in the eighth line of said
section, the following:
Provided, that no application shall be per-
mitted to have or receive from such railroad
| CotHp duSi dus NUN Cl VI NdlS CT ObC tllne
which shall require more than six hours to
| fill, and no one shipper, by any one order,
| shall be permitted to hold such order good
for any period exceeding six hours after the
| time within which he is entitled to the same.
| The committee rose, reported progress and
| asked leave to sit again.
! Senator Doran moved that the bill be made
the special order for 10 O'Clock Tuesday.
Carried.
The amendments proposed to the bill were
ordered printed.
Adjourned till Tuesday at 9 O'Clock a. m