Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-03-13

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Amending the statutes relating to official
Providing for fourth Judge In the Second
ramsey county, judicial district.
For weather station and bureau OF crop re-
ports at Northfeld
Relating to the deposit of public funds.
Amending the statutes relating TO dispositions
To provide the clothing and transportation OF
INDECENT deaf, dumb and blind
Amending the charter Of the city OF st. Paul. e,
dividing 1t into nine wards. Yeas So. navs %.
Relating TO defense by the state in certain
Amending General Statutes OF 1878 relating to
interest on tax judgments.
For board for the inspection OF steam boil
To amend the military code.
To provide for the extension Of corporat1ons.
SESATE-Senator Wilson ca,ied up his reso-
luton sppropriatipg money for Messrs. J. J.
Egan, J. W. Alexander and Attorney General
W. J. Hahn. the committee Of the State Bar
association who prepared the penal code for
submission to the Judiciary committee The
amount was fixed at $40 each. and the reso-
luton passed.
The senate has agreed to the bill providing
FOR military instructor st the state universal
ty, who is to have the rank OF Colonel
By . vote Of Il to II, the senate recommend
ed the passage of the house bill which pro-
vides that incorrigible children sent to the re-
form school shall be charge upon the state.
The senate has practically killed the house
bill extending the time for completion OF the
Mankato Austin 4 St Paul railroad two years,
by laying it on the table in committee OF the
whole.
Senator Pillsbury from the finance commit
tee, has provided for three new judges whose
Offices were created BY this legislature. by ap-
propriatiDg So, 500 each per annum, for pay
nlent of their salaries.
In committee of the whole, the senate recon-
| en% u.s.
house bill creating AL additional Judge in the
Twelfth district. 1t was stated by Senator Cas-
tie that Judge Brown was authority for the
statement that another judge was not needed
in that district $500
The house bill levying an additional half
5000 600 additional revenue for the state, was
| called up and passed by the senate, Senator
| Rice being the only opponent Senator Pills
bury, chairman OF the finance committee,
tersely put the necessity for the bill in the
words "You have danced this session. Now
you must pay the piper"
The house bill exempting parsonages valued
at S., 600 or less from taxation passed the SEN
ate and has gone to the governor for signature.
house The long and intense contest over
he Dill proposing to transfer to the St Paul,
Brainead Il Northern the lard grant of the
Duluth l. Winnipeg road, if not earned by the
latter road at the expiration of Its grant, cul-
minated in the house when the bill came and
| finally passed. ~.
The governor Returned the act legalz1ng the
incorporation Of the Chsska Dairy association
without his approval because the 1ncorpora-
! ton was private one and the act therefore in
conflict with the special legislation prohibition
| In the state constitution.
| In the house on the 4th at II o'clock, Mr.
Durant called attention to the fact that the hour
| 1sd arrived at which Democratic president
I A.1 SInyNk rFNn
N0, 0GO people. lie thought the occasion was
sn suspicious one, and therefore moved that a
recess be taken for Ave minutes to permit the
| Republicans to congratulate the few Democrats
in the house ON the event The motion was car-
RED, and Messrs. Edmond and Drake took MI:
The front Of the hall, amid considerable hilarity
Then speeches we're made by MIR. Durant, MIR.
Valentino and Mr.. Hendrickson, and Mr.. Nach-
bar proposed three cheers for Grover Cleveland,
which was carried Dr.. Pratt offered concur
rent resolution that the congratulations of the
i've of the United States, which was unani-
nously carried by both houses, and business
| vas resumed.
SENATE The last day of the session wa,
busy one though there was not much to re
! port Bills were continually passing tliroug
their several stages, and there was almost in
ceBsant OF ayes ana nays. T.. = +
While the graded license bill was on in til
house the senate was almost deserted, and grea
| difficulty was experienced in securing enoug
votes to pass bills. Calls Of the senate wer
/ ordered three times in quick succession, but a
soon as the door was opened Senator Wilson
Doran and others would slip out and resum
| their occupation of listening to the house vote
Finally Doran came into the chamber, and
stentorian tones announced, "High license ha
! just got its death blow" S.. ~. .......-
q Out of twenty-six senators voting on tn
! house bill to increase tho governors sala1-
| from So, 800 to 5000, Senator Wheat was tn
I only one voting no
| Routine business WAS gone through within
| hun drum fashion, and by II OF night not
thing was left to do until the house sent il
| fu1thur catches of bills. There was a recess
| taken therefore Of a half an hour. IL.
The senator's reassembled at II rs, and desu]
torily moved and talked for half an hour, whe
! it was learned that the house had adjourne
\ with eighteen senate bills before them unacse
upon. This made the upper members mad
aud although there were several house bill
given in routine report to be acted upon, Sen
1 ntor Pillsbury moved to adjourn, and by &c t
IL the senate at 1910 agreed to this proposition
This was the last day for passing bills but O
i Friday the Senate met aud passed compliment
tasy resolutions to officers, etc, and then &C
I journed sine die " =
! HousE. The secretary OF the senate re
i ported the high license bill passed b
1 the house az, amended by the senate
( together with other bills that had bee
amended in the senate. After q shar
Edebate, the question Il en- being on til
passage Of The Bib, and tl1a roll being Gale
/ there were yeas A. and nays 43, az follows:
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