St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-28
VARIOUS LEGISLATURES.
The Dakota HOUSE Committee on
Minnesota Conference on Its
Way to st. Paul.
ingalls,, Stanford and SpoOner Formally
Elected to the Senate of the
United States.
Dakota.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.

DahOId.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
BISMARCK, Oak, Jan. 27.-The house me
at IL a. In. and fixed the hour of meetus
hereafter at 2 p IN.
Among the bills introduced was one by
Mr.. Roach, appropriating $4,000 for nor
NAL school at Lamar
By Mr.. SteeF-Fixing q % cent rate fo
telegraph messages within the territory
The joint committee to confer with the
Minnesota legislature on the subject of grain
grading, ETC., consisting of Messrs. Ken
nedy, Walsh Austin, Steele, Scott, Huntin g
ton, Hobart and Van Osdel, leave for St
Paul tonight.
Mr. Divers wheat transportation anC
warehousing bill is the special orr er for to-
morrow at 2 p. IN. and will pass by an al
most unanimous vote.
! The bill changing the name of the village
Of Ordway to Independence. Passed-Ayes
25, nays H. There was no discussion, al
though some of the members explained theil
votes. Two were excused from voting and
four were absent. The bill, which now re-
| quires the signature of the governor to be-
come a law, was introduced by Kennedy,
who lives at Ordway and is postmaster.
Bills passed creating Ward county from
Stevens, Renville and Wynn, authorizing
the city OF Steele to levy tax to pay interest
on bonds, for printing the governors mes
sage in Norwegian, authorizing Custer
county to levy tax and authorizing Ed
munds county to build a court house.
Mr.. DIVERS transportation and warehouse
bill was made a special order for O'Clock
Tomorrow, and the bill extending the time
for paying taxes TO June l, special order
for 2:30.
The house passed bills authorizing Grand
Forks county to fund its Indebtedness, and
the bill uefning the boundary between Grant
and Roberts counties.
In the council Smeadly introduced re.
solution instructiug the Judiciary committee
to enquire whether railroad lands in this ter
ritory are equally taxed with other real estate
if not, to report by bill providing for an
increased tax. The resolution provoked con.
siderable discussion and was finally with
drawn, to be resumed at an early day.
BILLS WERE INTRODUCED
| By Mr.. amble-Creatiug the Office O.
| commissioner of immigration. By Mr.
Niekeus- Creating the county of TOUGHER
and defining the boundaries of Wells county
The bills passed authorizing McCool
! county to issue bonds, repeating the law au
! thorizing Miner county to retain taxes col
lected in towns in Sanborn county, changing
the name of Elgin, Cass county, to Aver
! legalizing acts under the Valley City charter
vacating portion Of Elk Point, authorizing
! Grant county TO issue bonds, and house bill
legalizing the Wahpcton water works bonds
THE BEADLE-sPINR AFFAIR.
Especial Telegram to the Globe
ASHTON, OAK, Jan. 27.-The bill now be
fore the legislature providing for changing
the boundaries of Sphinx county by takns
/ tiers of tow nships of the south, anuexins
one tier on the west and locating the county
seat at Ashton meets unqualifedly with the
endorsement ohthe mass of tax payers who
/ having no interest in any town, are looking
/ anXiously for the termination Of the exDeu s.
/ i've quarrel that was forced upon them by the
recent theft of the records The county will
| still remain larger than the average, and i
is seen that no property interest whatever
will be injured in any way. unless it may bt
that of a few town lot spectators in Redheld
/ A close sitting Of the facts will show tina
real estate operators are behind all the oppo
/ stion 10 the bill. the Juror that the oppon-
/ ents are endeavoring TO raise by their de
mands to have the matter submitted to a vote
Of the people and by their attack upon Coun.
/ Gilman Day takes rather a lueicrous aspect
/ from the fact that the bill provides explicitly
for vote Of the people as to whether the
I change shall be made or not