St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-13

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past, there evidently being some consid-
cradle opposition below the surface to
the passage of the bill.
Mr.. Stivers said that, in his opinion.
Mr.. Foley had been treated very shah
billy in the matter of this bill. He
thought that the representative OF a
county was best able 20 Judge what his
constituents wanted and what was to
the best interests of his district.
Messrs. Gallagher n McAllister ia
vored the passage OF the bill, and
charged that certain members OF the
Hennepin delegation were the real OPP
ponents of the bill. Mr.. bearing also
favored the bill, as did Mr.. Lynn, Mr..
Diment. Mr.. Feig. Mr.. Furlong, and
many other representatives.
Mr.. Darelius opposed the bill, and re-
sented the 1mputations of Mt. Gal
lagher. Mr.. T. Cole strongly opposed
the bill and moved that it be referred
back to the judiciary committee.
The motion was defeated, and Mr..
Cole then moved that the senate bill re-
lating to the same matter be substituted
for the house bill. The motion was not
considered, and after debate OF a some
whate acrimonious character the bill
was recommended to pass by all over
Whelming vote.
elders Pass Bill.
Mr.. Glider made an excellent fight
for the passage of his bill prohibiting
railroads giving passes, and corpora
tons making gifts to Legislators or pnb-
lie officials. But a majority of the house
was opposed to him. The committee
reported the indefinite postponement
of the bill. When the committee rose,
Mr.. Glider attempted to have his
bill excepted from the report, but the
proposition was defeated by a vote of
40 nays to "A yeas. Mr.. Bjorge delivered
a very earnest and forcible address in
support of his bill abolishing capital
punishment. Mr.. Stockwell and Mr..
Gallagher also spoke in its support,
when, upon the suggestion of Mr..
Reeve, the bill was made a special order
for Thursday afternoon, the Goth, at 2
o'clock.
Bills In Introduced.
the compulsory education of all healthy
children. Education.
II. f. 355, by MI. Currier-To appropriate
money to aid in building a bridge in Blue
Earth county Appropriations.
Ii. f. 356 by Mr.. Currier-1'o authorize the
commissioners of Blue Earth county to re-
ceive extra compensation. Blue Earth
county delegation.
r.; F. 357, by Mr.: currier-To appropriate
from Madison lake, in Blue Earth county, to
LIE Sueur county. Appropriations
II. f. 1853, by Mr.. DENOTE regulate the
catching of brook trout in Houston county.
Local bills.
H. F. $50, by Mr.. Chesley-To detach terri
tory from the independent school district of
Ada and school district %, in Norman
county, anda attach the same to school district
rs, in Norman county. Local bills.
Il IL NJ y lA ~ A. 7 A Kill for mn. n
relating to the taxation of certain lands
owned by railroad companies i'll this state,
and repeating laws and parts of laws relat-
ing TO the taxation of the same, and to pro-
vide for submission of this act to the people
of this state for their approval or rejection.
Railroads.
H. F. No. 1861, by Mr.. Stockwell-To confer
universal suffrage upon women. Election.
IL. F. No. 362. by Mr.. W~acek-Relating to
corporations by providing for free travel for
the members and officers of the legislature of
the state of Minnesota on the railroads OF the
state. Railroads.
H. F. 1863, by Mr.. Tripp-To tax gifts. lega-
cies and collateral inheritanees in certain
cases. judiciary.
II. F. 1854, by Mr.. McAllister-To amend law
relating to practice of medicine and the
licensing Of physicians aid surgeons. Judi
ciary.
II. F. 365, by Mr.. Notwithstanding Sec
ton $50, chapter "a, General Statutes of 1878
relating to corporations.
H. F, 1856, by Mr.. Koehmen-To amend Sc c:
ton 161 of chapter "a, General Statutes of
1873. relating to corporations. Judiciary.
Ii. F. 367, by MI. Bell-To regulate the pay
ment of clerk hire i'll the office of judge of
probate, Ramsey county. Ramsey delega-
ZION.
H. f. 1868, by Mr.. Bell-To prohibit the city
of st. Paul to issue bonds in certain cases
named prior to May 1, 1893.
II. F: 1863, by Mr.. Tripp-To enable the city
council of the city of Minneapolis to refund
$3.50 TO Thomas Moore. Hennepin delega-
ton.
II. F. $40. by MIR. Tripp-To repeal act emit
tied "An act TO amend the charter of Winona,
andPrevent its city council from mourning
any liability exceeding $4,000 for any one
object without a vote of the people thereon.
Local bills.
II. F. 81, by Mr.. Sikorski-To authorize the
city of Winona to issue bonds for water works
Local bills.
H. f. 372, by Mr.. Lewis-To provide for
county teachers training schools. Education.
II. F. 1873, by Mr.. Bull-To amend section 1,
chapter 100, General Laws 1889. relating to
actions by executors, administrators and
heirs. Judiciary.