St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-11

1885, 1886 AMI 1887; also statement of the 70
preparations (standing and otherwise) made for
the same years.
1885, 1885. 1897.
Revenues. -. 81 ,259.673 ST. 1868, 500 1,2135O
Appropriations 1,343,1OS 1871 1855 1895. 145
s4,035 S,455 S1,645
The above does not take into account the ex-
pehses incident to the legislative session of 1887,
which will probably be about $4,000. Unless the
revenues exceed the estimates the legislature of
1887 will have to suspend the rules of the
treasury.
THIS CONSIDERATION
knocked out not only the appropriation above
referred to, but also the $4,000 appropria-
ton for the new building at Rochester insane
asylum, $40, 900 for two normal schools, and
$50, 900 for an addition to the reform school,
The only bill asked for by st. Paul which he
vetoed is the one granting the swamp lands
and islands on the west side in the lower
part of the Sixth ward to the city for the pur-
pose of making levee. This was vetoed
because it conficted with constitute onal
provision that these lands belong to the edu-
cational and charitable funds of the state.
Among the important bills vetoed is the
svalued policy insurance act, >" which has pro-
The friends of the st. Paul, Brainerd &
Northwestern railroad will be glad to know that
one of the last acts of the governor before he
put on his nightcap was 10 sign the bill trans
ferring the Duluth u Winnipeg land grant to
this road
The following are the titles of the bills We
toed with the governors reasons:
FOR ECoNoMY's SAKE.
In the bill to appropriate money for hospi-
tails for insane account the appropriation for
reconstructing the center buildings at Roch-
ester, $72, 200 is disapproved. The con-
struction is not an important necessity in the
governors opinion and, therefore, can he
deferred, for the further reason that the
means of accom- modatiug the insane popula-
ton for the next three years Is provided for
in other items of this bill. The requirements
of the state treasury also require this veto.
In the bill to appropriate money for build
ing an addition to the State Normal school
building at Mankato, and normal home for
the use of the Normal school at Winona, and
for completing the normal home of the State
Normal school at st. Cloud and other pur-
poses, the governor disapproves the appro-
priation of $4,000 for the Mankato building
and $50, 900 for the normal home at Winona.
the resources of the treasury would admit, be
would be glad to approve these items, but
with probable deficiency of $174, 900 meas
ured by the appropriations made, the neces-
sity of restricting its obligations is mani
fest. The item of SIG, 900 in this bill to com
plete the partially constructed building at St.
Cloud, the governor says is in the interest of
economy.
In fha IN. arr;o 70 fNr
erection of an additional building at the
State Reform school, insurance and repairs,
the governor yetoes the appropriation of $780,
900 for the additional building for the bows
department, but approves $l,SS5 for insur-
ance and 50 900 for improvements. He re-
grets he is compelled to deprive this deserv-
ing institution of present means for increas-
ing its usefulness, but feels it Is his duty to
limit the obligations Of the treasury to its
probable resources.
An act appropriating $1,000 for Soldiers
reunion at Lake Minnetonka, as the money
will be available in the event of its becoming
law. (Reasons at length given above)
OTHER OBJECTIONS.
An act amending the statutes relating 10
the inspection OF steam boilers; subject COW
cred In Dill already approved
An act to amend section 81, chapter 13,
general statutes 1879, and chapter SO, special
laws 1888; title TO act defective and substance
erroneous.
Amendment relative to the incorporation
of villages; covered b. another bill which has
been approved.
Amendment to chapter 10S, general laws
1888, relating to drainage Of lands; covered
in another bill which is approved.
An act to create school district in the
counties Of Mower and Freeborn; attempt at
special legislation.
An act relating to public schools OF school
district No. 40 Dakota county; repugnant TO
state constitution.
An act to change the name Of the Norwc.
gian Evangelical Lutheran Congregation Of
Our Lord Of Minneapolis and legalize acts of
society; repugnant TO state constitution.
An act to alter and better define the
boundaries of the Independent school dis
trict Of Little Falls, in the county Of Morri-
son, repugpsht to state constitution.
A joint resolution respecting the Indian
policy Of the Uuitei States. The main pol
Icy advocated approved, but the careless
treatment of the subject disapproved.
An act amending section 4, chapter IA.
general laws 1878, because it would relieve
all persons charged with the offeuse named
prior to its approval.
An act relating TO division fences because
it would limit enforcement to five counties
and leave no law for the other counties of
the state.
An act granting certain lands to the city
Of SIS. Paul in aid Of certain Improvements:
Objectionable because Of the Limitations i'm
posed By the constitutional amendment Of
1881. which appropriated .'all swamp lands
then belonging to the state or that might
hereafter accrue TO the state,'' one-haf
10 the common school fund, the OTHER half
10 the educational and charitable institutions
of the state.
An act relating TO the court records Of
Morrison county; covered in another bin
which Is approved.
An zct amending section ~. chapter 81.
general statutes 1873; no saving clause in
the act, and would if approved release every
person charged with the ofTense named prior
to such approval. Title also defective.
EXEMPTION or pARsoyAoEs.
Al act TO amend section 5, chapter II Of
general statutes Of 1873, relating 70 property
exempt from taxation; the object Of this act
is TO exempt church psrsonages from taxa
ton, decided By supreme court and BIZ Gen.
Hahn a. Constitutional, though a. nat
ter Of public policy personally approved Of
An act 70 establish common school dis
trict in the county Of jackson; repugnant 10
state constitution.
an act 70 provide for the selection Of jurors
iu counties attached to others for judicial
purposes: repugDant 20 state constitution.
An act 70 amend section 10, chapter AS,
general laws 1881: because its purpose IL TO
Affect certain persons and TO meet partieu-
lar case only.
The VALUED PoLTcT ACT.
An act relative 10 the insurance Of real
property and the measure u damages in ease
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