St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-15


ana costly neglect of duty II while perfecting
enactments for preventing exorbitant
charges and discrimination by railroads, and
to secure fair and equal grades and an open
market for the surplus cereals of the state,
| 1t did not enact such legislation as should
| not only continue the present commission,
but should make 1t much more able and
potential in presenting and securing recog-
milton of the needs of the particular improve
ments In which Minnesota is SO deeply in
| terested.
| ROUTINE REPORT.
House called TO order at 1915 a. m. by
Speaker Gibbs. Prayer by Chaplain Harring
ton. Roll call, reading and correction of
journal.
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
| Mr.. Caine, of Isanti, resolution for the
printing of Is, 900 copies of the governors
message, 5000 in English, 1000 in German,
1000 in Swede and 5000 in Norwegian.
Mr.. Evans, of Hennepin, moved to amend
by adding 1000 copies in French, and cut
ting down the number to be printed in Nor
wegian to 1000. Mr.. Drake, of Ramsey,
gave notice of debate for the purpose of
ascertaning the probable cost Of such print
ing.
ANOTHER CLERK.
Mr.. Daniels, of Olmsted, offered resolu-
tloa authorizing the chief clerk to appoint an
assistant. Adopted, and Clerk Howard at
once announced the appointment of Robert
| Deakin, who, being present, at once came
forward, subscribed to the oath of office, and
entered upon the discharge of his duties.
! Mr.
structing the sergeant-at-arms to have a
storm door erected in front of the chamber
| entrance. Adopted.
| STANDING COMMITTEES.
| Speaker Gibbs announced the following as
the standing committees for the session.:
Finance-Drake, Snider, Knox, Warner,
Lee, Smith, j., Durant.
Judiciary Cornish, Griffin, Bur-
lingame,. Thompson, MeKusick, Porter, Val
en- tine, German, Hendrickson.
Railroads Stordock, Burlingame, Snider
Peterson, j. W., Thacker, Carson, Sadley
Bjorge, Drake, Brown, Reese, Knox, Durant
| Warner Martin.
Public Accounts and Expenditure-Hush,
| Wall, Bean, Daniels, Thacker, Fiddes, Smith,
r. A.
Public Lands-Snider, Holmstrom, Wig
ley, Bradford, McLaren, Mcmillan, Erick-
son, Hample, Tits, Canning, Mcguire, Ma
land, Deike, Martin, Byrne.
Federal Relations-Peterson, j. W.,
byorum, Haraldson, Case, Holmstrom, Muir
phy, Caneff.
Observation-Disclosures Carson, Dyer,
Morse, Bradford, Lienau, Downs, D.
Towns and Counties-Fiddes, Game,
Howes, Snow, Plaisance, Llghtley, Felzer.
Military Affairs -Gormen, Muzzy. Ma
land, Mckinney Peterson P, Baumgarten,
! Felzeg.
interpretations - Thompson, Plaisance,
Mason, Naeseth, Olson, Sheehan and Cas-
| per.
Agriculture and Manufactures-Snow, Ma
son, Saettre, Coulter, Holland, Skinner
State Prison-Wall, Pratt, Byorum, Smith,
j., Leland, Reinhard, and Skinner.
Claims-Turrcll,B Blackburn, Coulter, Ham
| pie, Spaulding, Times and Simpson.
lnsurance-Grifiin, Warner, Myers, Web
ster, WendelschafTer. John son, Duraut.
Immigration-Ericks on, Times, Deike,
Byorum, Hsmple, Caneff, Casper.
State Normal Schools--Speulding, Downs,
Fl. Dyer, Myers, Stephens, Turrell, Slmp-
son.
Hospital for Insane Daniels, Webster,
Evans, Howes, Bruce, Byrne, Sheehan.
Deaf, Dumb and Blind-Howes, Pratt,
Sweetser, Batchclder, Downs, d.
State Reform School-Murphy, Lightley,
McLaren, Martin, Baumgarten
Roads, Bridges and Navigable Streams
Knox, Lewis McKeuney, Wear. johnson.
Banks-Lec, Blackman, Leland, Turrell,
Smith, II. A.
Prnting-Bean, Kitchener, Myers, Lienau,
Reinhard.
Electious-Morse, Edmond, Murphy, Holm
StrOiu. Rpplpr
Commercc-Smith, j., MeI.aren, Drake,
Case, Holland.
Public Buildings-Porter, Downs, H.,
Biorge, Brown, Teubert.
Rules and Joint Rules-Carson, Dyer,
Bean, Ende, Lenau.
State Library-Pratt, Stordock, Evans,
Hendrickson, Becker.
Mines aud Minerals-sadley, Wigley, Nc
Kenney, Simpson, Becker.
EugrOssment-- BatcheIder, Case, Morse
Nachbar, Pattse.
Grain Inspection-Rcese, Canning, Oh
son, Edmond, Mcguire, Ha-alIson, Muzzy
Game, Wear, Hush, Peterson P, Teubert,
Smith, Il. A., Flynn and Nachbar.
Temperance-Leland, Colester Peterson.
j. W., Ltis, Ende, Smith Il. A., Skinner
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. Durant, of Washington, declaring
the municipal court OF Saltwater legally
created.
BY Mr. Durant, OF Washington, appropria-
ting money to aid the Mississippi river com
mission. 1t continues the commission and
the annual appropriation for five years.
Mr.. Griffin, Of Hennepin, to amend Sec
80, ch. IL, statutes Of 1879, relating TO as
signment for benefit of creditors.
Mr.. Brown, of Pipestonc, ~ amend sec. 2,
ch. 10, statutes ofls1S, relating to selling In
toxicating liquors.
By Mr.. Wall, Of Fillmore, appropriating
$1,000 for bridge across Root river, village
If Lanesboro, Fillmore county.
Mr.. Hush, of Hcnnepin-To amend the |
charter Of the village of Excelsior
BY Mr.. Hush, OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS |
ting $4,000 to defrsy the expenses of the
Minnesota exhibit at the Worlds Fair, New |
Orleans.
BY Mr.. Leland, Of Fillmore -Appropria-
ing $1,000 for a bridge over Root river in |
Peterson, Fillmore county.
BY Mr. HOlmstrom, Of Wright-For the es-
Enlistment Of township high schools
BY Mr.. Valentine, Of Winona Relating to |
the right OF action Of railroad employees
Mr.. Case, OF Finmore-Rcaiiug TO irregu- |
lar tracts of land other than regular subdiyi- |
sions. Requires continuous description and |
numbering OF siitracts OF land.
By Mr.. Bradford, Of Dakota To regulate. |
the business OF warehouses and inspection |
OF grain.
By Mr. Collesier, Of Waseca-To amend /
sec. 35, ch. %. Of the laws OF 1873.
BY Mr.. Coilrster u Waseca-To organize |
relgi lus societies. Authorizes several church
societies to become Incorporated.
By Mr.. Collcs;er, Of Waseca-To amend |
sec. Is, oh. 20. laws OF 1873, RESTING 70 the
amount Of security to be given BY appellants
in certain causes.
BIZ Mr. Bradflrll Of Dakoia-Amendine