St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-24
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The legislative committee reported In favor
Of indefinitely postponiug the bill to Place
the building associations under the surveil-
lance of the public examiner on the ground
that they wecr private corporations dealing
only with thel- own members and not with
the public. that there were over 800 such
corporations In the state, AMI II the barrier
were disturbed between public officers aud
public corporations and those OF Il private,
nature, It would open the door to an inter
mcddiiug with the private business of ali
citizens contrary % the ideas Of American
sclf-Euvcrnment; while it would make II
necessary 90 employ swarms of officers 10 aid
thr public examiner, who's. time Is not now
sufficient % attend % the Legitimate duties ~
examining public officers. IL was estimated
that at least fifteen additional deputy ex-
aminers would be necessary If everybody
private affairs hsd 20 be examined into. Toe
matter was laid over.
WHAT Ms. Mousse THINKS OF TRs NEw Az
ENC,
The follow ~ communication was received
from Mr.. !. w. McCuug, 5csd aud referred
70 the committee:
TO the Chamber Of Commerce: 4 two
hundred. zoo; syeauc 20 separate - Paul and
Minneapolis ON tue Enc Of dis son will he 4
most excellent reservation Tor both cities
to make. Got only C-- the aesthetic ysluc Of
boulevard dyiveuSy snd sys-,u Of ra-S.e :
all along the lire. bus s- f-e b,esk Whpn th-
two cities shsii have become one sui a., now
iutcrur,an Gist-ic. shalt have become she .enter
OF n metropolis wiki drrsa popu on Bur
Il occar- Ip mc that it is too fsr from - Paul a.
present and v,il I've more % an improvement fo-
Minneapolis than = Paul. sBd thar -us,sat Of
etrrHs mo sH mn h.. "A
witch revez will have any con uectiou Wish s.
PAU as ij now Is. we shGgd sp,ud orr no 1ev on
a two-haolrc foot aycune cuau. ctinr SIKH both
St Paul sna Minneapolis ard extending f=cra
ore 20 tde otHcr. The cvcs; sivsuta-c % both
cities extending their limits 50 a. to meet srd
Join hands Tor common 5cstiny Is that they nav
lay oar streets. parks and boulcvae!s on a IS .
commensurate With -b- necessities pf the great
cits which = 60 gScrpy tue now ysraut district.
Il Is now carte blanche and Ne car write on Il.
what we Ike. Il i csy Ia the psiier-s hands.
sud We csa uould sac shape Il sr,o sorns q
beauty.
Advocated TIE plan o, bs,h ci.ie. q
teudiag their lines 50 as 20 meet. over
three yesrs ago, ami essr these reasons fos IL
They werS WEI received a. the
tiwc b Col. kim. who ap
proved thc suggestion; zu3 dcast,sss they VII
Be vel received BY sii oWuevs q property BE-
twcea he cities row aud BY TIE besg nen Of
both cities who appreciate ;ae savsrta.s % a
closer uni1n.
Il Occurs 90 ne that W reed not one Sat two
o. tbrcc Two hug5rel-teet avenues tesutcn the
cities Tor Ere nFt axis. z nothing else.
Tbei- cpeni1g aud marginal establishment a.
parks ans lFivcNays wcgd al 80 mach - the
rslae o, property ga; g So D1o o. Sorie Other
sea we've a1sret s. fsal Co improve sEch ave
ness o. % sit N cp,cias ttcrs, u voald b
nouer Aet,c7 spert Jhan - plsce it - fsr fEo1
=; Paai - i1e Hcnl-p.u iise f1g an svenue. 10
whCrs cgaage;'ns uIiez tle eiiv a. Z g
A bsI saoHi5 os drawn authorizing The e2sr-