St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-11
olution before them before acting
TO Limit Appropriations.
Mr.. Lynn. of Hennepin, proposed the
following preamble and resolution:

MIR. Lynn, of Hennepin, proposed the
following preamble and resolution:
Whereas, The tendency of former legisla-
lures of this state has been to spend more
money than the funds in the state treasury
would warrant, without anticipating future
revenues, and thereby establishing a prece-
dentincompatible with good business pTinci-
pies ana dangerous to the financial interests
of the state; it is therefore deemed advise bic
that all bills for the appropriation of money
be referred to the committees on approprla-
ton and ways and means, said committees 10
act Jointly in the consideration of all said
bills, and, further, that no bills for apprOpri-
atoms shall be considered or approved by
said joint committee until all bills asking for
appropriations out Of the state treasury have
been introduced in this house. thereby en-
abling said committee to compare the whole
amount of money asked for with the amount
available i'll the treasury, and return an in
| telligent recommendation as 10 the amount
to be allowed on each application; therefore,
be it
Resolved, That all bills asking for an ap
preparation of money from the revenue funds
Of this state be and the same are hereby re-
quired to be introduced in this house on or
before the 10th day of March, 1891, and that
no bills for appropriations of money out OF
said funds be considered or approved by this
house if introduced after said date
Mr.. Diment gave notice Of debate, and
the resolution went over.
Bills Introduced.
II. F. 32O by Mr.. Campion--A bill amend
ing article of the constitution by adding
thereto a section giving the legislature the
power of creating and appointing officers,
and prescribing their duties. The bill pro
qides for the submission Of the amendment
TO the people. judiciary.
H. f. 32l, by Mr.. Smith-A bill to amend
section I, chapter 103, General Statutes of
1873, by adding the words, land the same
shall not be charged against the county in
rrl,fa f1n INIT f0l1S IL
ciary.
II. F. 321, by Mr.. Smith-An act to re-enact
chapter 50 of the General Laws of 1855. Jul
dietary
H. f. 322 by Mr. Tucker-A bill creating
the town of Window, Cottonwood county, a
separate election district. Local Bills.
II. F. 323 by MIR. Tucker-A bill to author
iZe the village of Window to issue bonds for
local improvements. Local Bills
II. F. 324 by Q. French-A bill to enforce
the taxation of notes, mortgages and other
evidence of ownership of real estate. Judi
ciary.
H. F. 325, by Mr. Peterson-A bill to REIN
burse Raphael johnson in the sum Of 500.
Appropriations.
ii. F. 327, by Mr. Peterson-A bin to appro-
pirate $500 to aid the county board to build
bridges across the Minnesota river. Appro
prlatlOnS.
H. f. 328, by MIR. Moore-A bill to provide
free text books and other supplies for the va
rious school districts of the state.
II. f. 329. by Mr.. Smout-A bill to provide
for the appointment OF state Inspector OF
apiarjeS by the beekeepers association OF the
state
H. F. $50, by Mr.. Dearing-A bill to amend
the act to create fund authorizing the city
of St. Paul to purchase the water works.
Ramsey county delegation.
II. F. 33l, by Mr.. Dearing-A bill to amend
the charter of the city of St Paul. Ramsey
county delegation.
Il. f. 332, by Mr.. Dearng-A bill to amend
chapters and of the charter of St. Panl.
Ramsey county delegation.
H. +. 333, by MIR. Dearing-A bill to amend
chapters and l., etc. of the charter of the
city of ST. Paul. To Ramsey county delega-
ton.
II. F. 334, by Mr. Dearing-A bill to reor-
ganize the board of education OF the city of
st. Paul. To Ramsey county delegation.
ii. f. 335, by Mr.. Stockwell-A bill 10 pro-
vide for a teachers course in the high schools
for common school teachers. Education.
H. F. 1886, by MI Zelch-A bill amending
the law relating to the fees of justices OF the
peace. Judiciary.
II. f. 337, by Mr.. Ongstad-A bill regulat-
ing the railroad rates for carrying passeRS
gers, making the rate in tirst-class coaches
pig cents per mile and in sleeping and palace
coaches cents per mile. y fine Of $1,000 is
to attend Il violation of this act: Railroads.
H. f. 33S. by Mr.. Sheets-A bill authorizing
the county of Todd TO issue bonds. Local
bills
H. F. $3.50, byJ r. Nelson-A bill provid-
ing for all appropriation of Sl,500 TO build
bridge across Root river at Lanesboro. APP
preparations.
H. F. $40, by Mr. Daly-A bill to appropri-
ate $425 to reimburse a. c. Lane. Claims.
II. F. 3iI by Mr. Reeve-A bill authorizing
the Hennepln county commissioners TO
maintain the waters Of Lake Minnetonka at
auniform height Hennepin county delega
ton.
H. F. 342, by Mr.. Setterlund-A bill pro-
hibiting the transportation of wild birds and
fowls from the counties of Big Stone and
Traverse. judiciary.
II. F. 343. by MIR. HeIms-A bill amending
Sec. q Chap. 5, General Laws of 1885, pro-
hlbitIng justices of the peace from holding
courts in saloons Judiciary.
H. f. 344. by Mr.. Helms-A bill amending
the law relating to the bonds OF court COM
missiOners. Judiciary.
IL. F. 345, by Mr.. Stockwell-A bill pro-
hibiting any Derson, company or corporation
from compelling any person to wear any
hat cap or badge, or anything not absolutely
necessary, which may indicate the occupa-
ton they may follow. Labor committee.
H. f. $40, by Mr. Coates-A bill amending
Chap. 1876 of the General Laws of 1888. Ju
dietary.
II. F. 327, by Mr.. Coates-A bill to validate
the acts of notaries public in cases where
their nOtarial seals have not been affixed to
instruments. Judiciary.
H. f. 34S by r. A. Walsh-A bill providing
that no public funds shall be deposited in a
private bank. Banks and banking.
H. +. '249, by Mr.. FOley-A bill authorizing
county commissioners to employ outside
legal assistance. Local bills.
II. F. $50 by Mr.. Hagney-Repealing Chap.
250 Special Laws OF 1885, relating to the APP
pointment of county superintendent Of
schools of Dakota county. Local bills.
II. f. 351. by Mr.. Kendall-A bill amending
Sec. 2 Chap. q, Special Laws of 1888, amend
ing the city charter of Duluth. Local bills.
H. F. 352, by f. A. Walsh-A bill amending
the laws relating to justices of the peace in
Ramsey county, making justices OF the peace
elected at large in the city of st, Paul. Ram
sey county delegation.
H. F. 353, by Mr.. Setterlund-A bill to pro-
vide for an appropriation of 5000 for build
ing bridge across IL river at Lake Valley,
Mower county. Appropriations.
Dots.
The speaker announced the following
changes in the committees: On the normal
schools committee p. E. Thompson is APP
pointed vice L. X. Stone; on the insurance
committee L. K. Stone is appointed vice P
E. Thompson.
The Hennepin bill providing for appoint
ment of stenographers by the judges passed
its third reading.
Mr.. French (All.) had a resolution read
calling upon the railroad and warehouse
commission to furnish the members with
report upon the railroads up to June, 90
Their present report only covers up to June,
80 Mr. Lomen gave notice of DEBATE.
Inc mouse ADJOURNED until III O'CLOCK
Thursday morning.
petition was sent up by Mr. Stockwell. of
Hennepin, favoring the exemption of per-
sonal property and improvements on land
from taxation, end urging the sub
mission of a constitutional amendment
thereon to the people ut the next general
election The petition was signed by 1000
business men and taxpayers of Minneapolis.
A resolution of sympathy for Representa-
tive Cole. OF Hennepin, upon the death OF
his daughter. was passed.
The special committee appointed to inves-
tigate the state prison was at Saltwater yes
terday.