St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-29

Ramsey, also moved to amend by in
Guiding the state university in the
proposed investigation. Mr.. Turrell, OF
Redwood, moved to lay the whole busi-
ness upon the table, which was agreed
to by 80 votes to so.
Three-Cent Fares.
Mr.. Gallagher, of Hennepin, sent up
bill which is certain to make Tom
Lowry and the stockholders of the city
railway company squirm. The main
provision of the bill provides:
1t shall be unlawful for any person or cor
poration connected with or operating any
street railway or system of street railway in
any city of 1900 or more inhabitants, which
street railway or system thereof is propelled
or operated by electric or cable power to
charge demand or receive to exceed
for the carrying or transportation
OF any passenger over any continuous
line OF such street railway or system thereof
between the hours of O'Clock and o'clock
In the forenoon. and between the hours Of
5:3O O'Clock and o'clock In the evening, the
hour to be determined by the time when any
such passenger enters the passenger car Of
sala railway or system, Provided, that this
section shall not apply to the transp portation
OF passengers Sundays and public holidays.
Let None Escape.
Mr.. Curriers' bill relating to the tax.
panes provides that they shall furnish
the state auditor with annual state
mentS showing the number of miles of
wire, number of stations and instru-
ments and the number and location of
wires, the number of telegraph poles,
etc. These statements are to be laid
before the board of equalization for the
purpose of taxation.
Mr.. Searle'S bill relating TO banks
and associations gives a majority of
trustees the power to go into liquidation.
Under the penal code any one car
nally knowing girl under ten years OF
age, with or without her consent, NAV
be imprisoned for life. Mr.. StockwelI,
of Hennepin, proposes to raise the age
to fourteen years.
There is much that is commendatOry
In the bill introduced by Mr.. Feig, each
congressional DISTRICT being authorized
TO elect one presidential elector, the re-
mainder to be elected at large.
Mr.. Setterlund's proposed amendment
to the divorce law reduces the time for
which actions may be brought for deser-
tlon from three years to one year.
Dots.
G. McC. Reeve, of Hennepin, had the sa ii.
faction of seeing his resolution pass, by
which the members will each receive an ap-
VI SlJ lOT pDStdBe.
Mr.. BjOrge sent up a resolution calling foE
the resignation of McManus one OF the door
keepers. 1t went over until to-day, nnder
notice of debate
Mr.. Stockwell proposed a resolution ex-
pressing approval of Senator Washburn's
vote against 'the iniquitous force bill" Mr..
Diment sent 1t over until to-day by notice
of debate.
Messrs. NJ. Walsh, Ringwald, Diepolder,
2. E. Thompson and wilson were appointed
committee on local bills.
A committee of five was ordered to be ap-
pointed by the speaker to investigate and re-
port upon the state fish hatchery at Willow
Brook.
c. Nee. Reeves amendment to Minneapo-
lis charter enables the city to give the Mime
apolis exposition three fourths rate
The house met morning and afternoon
yesterday and adjourned to 10 O'Clock this
morning.
House Bills Introduced.
By Mr.. Walsh, H. F. 157-To amend Special
Laws 1876 relating to justices of st. Paul
Ramsey delegation.
By Mr.. Gallagher, H. F. 15S-To FIX the
rates TO be charged by street railway compa-
By Mr. Capser, II. f. 150-To detach por-
ton of School District 130 TO attach to School
District 40 in Stearns comfy. Local bills.
By Mr. Hemstead, II. F. 160-To prohibit
the shipping of fish or game out of Aitkin.
Cass and Crow Wing. Judiciary.
ByMr. Wahlund, II. +. 16l-To appropriate
money TO construct bridge over Rnm river
in lsanti county. Appropriations
BY Mr.. Richardson. H. +. 162-ro repeal Sec
ton in Special Laws 1887 causing the monthly
publication of a statement by the register OF
deeds of Otter Tail county. Local bills.
BY Mr.. Richardson, H. f. 163-Repealine
the law requiring monthly publications Of a
statement by register of deeds of Watonwan
county.
BY Mr.. McGnire. II. F. 16i-To appro-
pirate to build bridge over the south branch
of the Lac qui Parle river IN Lac qui Parle
By Mr.. Mcclure, III. +. 165-Reduiring
each town and village in Lac qui Parle
county TO support its own poor. Local bills.
BY Mr.. Long, H. f. 1910 provide for the
payment to prisoners in state prison or re-
formatory etc, to receive 10 per cent of their
earnings after their expenses have been de-
Quoted. Prison labor.
By Mr.. Long, II. +. 167-To prohibit the at
tendance of persons under eighteen not in
terested in the trial of a criminal case in q
municipal or district court. judiciary.
By Mr. Reeve. II. f. 16S-To amend the
city charter of Minneap oils. Local bills.
By Mr.. Diment II. f. 1910 determine
the liability of sleeping car companies for
the loss or miscarriage Of personal property.
Railroad committee.
BY Mr. Thompson, II. f. 170-To change
the boundaries of Independent school Dis
trict No. ], of Clay county. by leaving off the
town of Holy Cross Local bills.
By Mr.. Erickson, II. F. 171-To amend and
reduce the charter OF Albert Lea, extending
the city limits.
BY Mr.. Currier, II. F. 172-To provide for
the taxation and assessment OF telegraph
and telephone lines In the state. Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Searles, II. f. l73-To amend the
General Statutes of 1873 relating 70 the pro-
cess of liquidation of banks aud associations.
Banks and banking.
BY Mr.. Feig, II. F. f74-To amend General
Statutes of 1873 relating to the election OF
iaI Gl InHi
BY Mr. Price, II. f. 1910 amend an act
incorporating the village OF Princeton. Local
bills.
BY Mr. Dlment II. F. 176-To regulate the
furnishing of cars at way stations by common
carriers for the shipment of wheat, and
proper means for weighing the same. Rail-
road committee
BY Mr.. setterlund H. F. 177-To amend
the divorce law. Judiciary.
By Mr.. Zelch, II. f. 17S-To annex terrific
ry to the Independent school district of st.
Paul Park. Local bills.
BY Mr. Chisstlieb, H. F. 1910 amend Gem
eral Statutes relating to county records being
replaced. Judiciary.
BY Mr. Stoekwel II. F. 1910 amend
section of the penal code relating to age OF
consent. judiciary.
By Mr. Foley, IL. f. fS1-To appropriate
5000 for bridge across the north branch OF
the st. Louis river at the village OF Cloquet-
Appropriations.
BY Mr. Setterlund House File 1s2-To legal
ize the incorporation OF the village of Wheat
on, in Traverse county. Local bills.
BY Mr.. Barrett, House File 1870 prevent
the destruction of fish in Lake Cook, Mcleod
county. Local bills.
Passed tIie House.
Senate File 5-Providing for the appoint
ment of joint commission TO arrange for
Minnesota exhibit at the worlds fair.
House File Exchanging the names Of hos
pitals for the insane.
House File 101-Authorizing the city OF
Willmar to issue bonds for water works No.
100-Authorizing the city Of New Ulm to vote
bonds to aid in railroad construction.
House File S9-To create and establish an
independent school district at Newport
Washington county.
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