St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-08

of high schools in towns if towns desire TO
do so.
By Senator Wilson-Providug for the ad-
justment Of the claims of VIII. Dyke against
the state.
By Senator Misunderstanding for the re-
lief OF settlers on state swamp lands settled
upon in good faith.
BILLS INTRODUCED
BY Senator Blake-Authorziug the village
of Tracey, Lyon county. to issue SIS. 600 in
bonds for the purchase of fire apparatus.
By Senator misunderstanding chapter
10 of the statutes of 1878, relative to the
term Of office of town officers.
BY Senator Wheat-Ameuding the statutes
OF 1878, relating TO trespass upon state lands.
Makes trespsss felony.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
To authorize the removal of the dead
buried within the limits of the public high
way in the town of Viola, Olmsted county.
Repeating the charter OF the village of
Taopi, Mower county.
Authorizing the city Of Minneapolis to
issue $4,000 bonds for school purposes.
Limiting the rate of taxation for school
purposes TO four mills in Min neapolis.
Providing for the care of the poor by the
several towns in HenDepip county.
Authorizing the commissioners of Lincoln
county to issue SIP, 900 in bonds.
Amending the charter of the city of Moor
head
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
Providing for the location and establish
ment of third hospital for the insane.
Ayes %, nays g.
Prohibiting the sale or disposal of obscene
literature and pictures. Ayes 25, nays 2.
Amending the statutes relative to the col
lection of judgments against cities and
villages.
Appropriating money to defray the expen-
SEES of holding teachers institutes.
Providing for the storage of unclaimed
baggage.
Amending the general statutes of 1878, re-
lating to religious corporations.
Joint resolution asking congress to pro-
vide for the enlargement of the Sault Ste.
Marie canal.
Making valid the articles of incorporation
Of certain religious societies.
IN COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
Senator Pillsbury in the chair the follow
ing bills were indefinitely postponed. Relat-
ing to plans for the third hospital for the in-
sane: increasing the salary of the public ex
aminer; relating to board of auditors, and
the house bill relating TO chattel mortgages.
The following senate bills were recommend
ed to pass Relative to the challenging of
jurors; providing for the change of county
seats; relating to division fences; appropria-
ting 81 600 to Oscar Clyde; providing for
an assistant superintendent of schools; relat-
ing to public schools; relating to Benton
county; relating to tree planting; extending
the limits of the city of ST. Paul; establishing
the Thirteenth judicial district; relating to the
inspection OF steam boilers; relating to roads,
csrtways and bridges; condemniug lands
for highways; appropriating money to reim
burse Frederick Moiken berg; relating to arti-
cles of incorporation; allowing posts of the
G. A. K. to become corporations; and the
bill relating TO guardians and wards. House
bills were recommended to pass relating to
partition feucrs; allowing lake
in Wright county to be drained; relating to
the catching of fish in Todd county; relating
to the Incorporation Of NOrthfcld; and rclat-
ing to assignments for the benefit of credi-
tors.
Several bills were recommended for
amendment, and the bin introduced by the
ommittee on public lands relating to tim
Der upon state lands, was laid aside TO go at
the head of general orders.
The senate then adjourned till 10 O'Clock
Tuesday morning.