St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-06
ROUTINE REPORT.
The Senate.


Senate met at 10 O'Clock, and was called
to order by Senator Goodrich.
Devotional exercises BY the chaplain.
Roll called and journal read and approved.
Senator Wells presented a petition from
citizens of the Forty-second legislative dis
trct asking the enactment Of statutes rela-
tive TO wheat grading and railway manage
ment.
Senator Clarke presented the petition of
citizens OF the Thirty-seventh legislative dis
trct upon the same subject.
Senator Wilson, by request, moved re-
consideration OF the vote whereby the public
examiners bill was indefinitely postponed,
and that the bill be placed upon general
orders for tomorrow. Carried.
Senator Christensen offered a resolution
that S. F. 81, bill relative TO freight and
passenger rates on railroads, be returned to
the senate from the committee on railroads.
Senator Griggs moved that the resolution
lie on the table until Senator Gilfllan was
present.
Senator Waite said the railroad committee
was working diligently upon bills and would
soon report.
Senator Christensen pressed his motion,
whereupon Senator Griggs gave notice OF de-
bate, and the resolution went over under the
rules.
ELLIS INTRODUCED.
BY Senator Hall-Amending the statutes
of 1873, relating to records in offices Of reg
listers Of deeds.
BY Senator Goodrich-To terminate the
lien Of chatteI mortgages executed in other
states, limits the life Of such mortgages TO
six months.
BY Senator Buckman-For the relief Of
c. Cater, a settler upon state lands in
Mile Laos county.
BY Senator Compton-To provide for the
return TO original owner Of lands sold at tax
sale of surplus derived from such sale.
By Senator misunderstanding the char
ter Of the city OF Owstonna. Passed under
suspended rules.
BY Senator O'Bden-Relating TO the
admission o. evidence in civil actions.
By Senator Clement Providing for lnsur-
ing public buildings Of the state, and appro-
priating funds for that purpose.
BY Senator Clarke Authorizing county
commissioners 10 require new bonds from
county officers in certain cases.
By Senator Clarke-To suppress contagious
disc asses among domestic animals.
By Senator Griggs-To extend tho territo~
rial limits of the city Of ST. Paul.
The bill extends the present limits 10 in
ciude the south half Of sections % audi24 and
the southeast quarter Of section %; also all
that part Of Lake Como lying 10 the north
east quarter of section %; also q strip Of
land 200 feet in width on the north shore OF
said lake, the north boundary line Of said
strip Of Iand to be parallel with the mean
dered line Of said lake through the sections
mentioned: all OF sections 25, 25. %, rs. 20,
80, "a. 35, 80, and all that part Of section 80
living north OF the center Of the Mississippi
river: also all Of sections l. 2, 3, 4, II, 12,
and that part Of section lying east OF the
river center: also the cast half Of section 10,
the northeast quarter Of sec
ton Is, the northeast quarter
Of section IA, and that part Of the northeast
Quarter Of section "a lying west Of The river;
south half Of section 10. 20, 81, and the south
one-qusrter OF section %; all Of section 30,
%, IS, %. except the northeast quarter Of
section %; all OF section 81, 80, 90 and the
vest half Of section "a, toEu %, also all Of
section 80, 80, 81, 80, IS, "a, and the west
half Of sections and 10, except TIE south
vest quarter Of the southeast quarter Of sec
ton :, and all Of that part OF the wes. half Of
section IS living east Of the river. town 2S
By Senator neutrality-suspicious. 70 Grant
and Douglas counties 81, 500 for bridge par
poses-
BIZ Senator Crosby-Amepding the statutes
Of 1879, relating 70 the taking Of deposit
tons.
By Senator Sergeant-Repealing the act
relating 70 the sinking fund Of the city Of
Albert Lea. Passed under suspended rules.
BIZ Senator Sergezpt-ExtendiDg The tur-
isdiction Of The board Of health and city
justice Of Albert Lea Passed under sns-
pended rules
By Senator Crosby-Anending section ~,