The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-03-03
MISSOURI LEGISLATURE.
Extra Session.
TuEsDAY. FRppuARy ~

| Extra Session.
| TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23
senate-The senate was in session only fifteen
minutes an1 but little business of importance
wac transacted. Adjourned till the Ath.
HousE-Most Of tho day was taken up in the
university controversy. Mr.. Lyman introduced
bill appropiiating $4,000 for per diem and
mileage OF the members Of the general assem-
| ply and SlO.0W for contingent expenses Ad-
| journed till the 9Th.
| WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY ~.
sENArE-Mr. Stone introduced a resolution
tor the appointment of special committee OF
| seven to consider all matters pertaining
to the university, including removal of
| the institution from Columbia Mr..
| Cochran moved to table the resolution
which was lost Further con sideration OF the
resolution was postponed until the 2Gth After
other business Of slight Importance, during
which the chair ruled the McGinness bill, d.
recting the fund commissioners to cancel a cer-
tihcate OF Indebtedness for SlO0 O01 held to the
credit OF the State universit y out Of order.
HousE-Thers was a shower of pettions-pe-
titions that the state university be retained at
| Columbia, and against Carter county being
| taken out OF the twenty. third district
Mr.. Donnells resolution, left over from last
| week. was taken up with amendments and a
i substitute The resolution pledges tho house
not to appropriate a dollar for rebuilding tho
State university until the questions.of location
| were withdrawn and previous question ordered
A roll.ca followed and the resolution was
| adopted.
Yeas-Adams, Amcling, Aydelot, Banks, Ben
nett nett Bishop Boisseau, Bradford, Bulla, Carn,a,
Coulter pa1s eSrg ESioT bctsnn Gt9nn 66GP
Donnell. Dougherty, Dundas, Earnest Eaton
rarris i lpem1dise,ot) Ferguson Uaf9yottel, Fer
Harlall, Hawkins tDunklinl, Hawkins (siilrrl,
Hawkins lSt; Louis), Hays, Headrickson, Hick.
man Hitler, Hughes, Hynes Julius Julian, Kelly,
Louis McCullah, McHenry, McLin McRobarts,'
MHrtn M,,Itn v Matthew'S Mays, Miller !Monit'au
Patrick Rubey, Russ. Russell, Ryan, Sanders,
Scott tNonroe) Scott twrghtj Shearjo.k
STs@gss Tsrsg TshI Sfdm9ye wS Smith st tpns stafford
man, Zimmerman and Mr.. sipcaker--Si
Livinsstonl, Brandon, Church, Cook, Coots,
Davault, Donclan, Dunn, Evans. EubunB Far
Tis lRayl;, Florea. Fogle,, Gristy, Harlan. Hess,
Kerwn Killam, kurtz Lites, Lyman, McCrary,
son, Rhodes, Ringo, Smith tPikel, Stuart Turn
er;; Underwood, VIA Webb, weinhold, Wells
resolution to appoint committee of fit-
teen, by the speaker, to consider all matters
pertaining to the university receive offers from
competitive towns asking for tho institution,
and submit report thereon to the Legislature,
was adopted.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY %.
SENATE-The senate met at p. m. and ad.
journed n few minutes later This branch of
the assembly is waiting for the house to quit
quarreling over tho university and transact
somo other business.
HoUsE-The house was in session-only half an
hour to day, and did nothing but discuss sew
eral resolutions bearing on tho state university
matter. They were referred to the special COM
mittee appointed to pass on the question of site
mn ttnp
seeking the university and consider all the
other matters bearing on the subject Of reoca-
ton.
| FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20
! SESATE-The senate transacted only routine
work, and then adjourned Cnt!, .ha aoth
HousE-The university question was not DIS
cussed. Speaker Tuttle announced the com.
mittee to consider all matters relating to the
university site. He named Mossrs Dunn of
Shelby; Perknson, of Charlton Hughes OF
Dekab; Quinn, of Holt; Julian, of Kansas
City; Kennett, Of Dallas Aydeott. of Warren;
Sullivan of st. Louis Donnell, of Madison;
Rubey, Of Laclede; Hitler. of Barton: Kenney,
of Greene; jackson, of New Madrid. and Ward,
of Stoldard, at large. Representative Rubey,
| of Laclede was named MS chairman. Adjourned
till the 29th.
MONDAY MARCH 90.
SENATE-The senate transacted no business Of
Importance, and adjourned till the lst
HousE-Thc house spent most of the day dig.
cussrg the university Nothing definite was
arrived at. Adjourned till tho lst
The house committee judicial districts
and salaries proceeded this morning to undo its
work of last week. and prepare an entirely now
substitute for all the districtng bills pending
The most intimate friend would not recognize
the mapglei remains of the bill agreed upon last
Friday. Tho number of districts is fixed at
twenty eight, the work equalized, or partially
go, but salaries remain the same. The house
took up the substitute, and adopted it without
debate. The districts, agreed upon, will con-
sist of the following counties
!. Clark, Scotland, Knox, Lewis.
z. Schuyler, Putnam, Adair, Macon, Shelby
0, Mercer Harrison, Worth, Grundy.
4. Gentry, Nodaway. Atchison, Holt.
3. Andrew, DeKalb, Clinton Platt,.
u. Buchanan.
Z. Dayiess Caldwell, Ray, Clay, Livingston.
&. Sullivan; Linn, Charlton. Carroll.
0; Randolph Howard, Boone, Galloway
TO- Monroe, Marion, Rails, Pike
IL Audrain. Lincoln, Montgomery Warren
~ City of St Louis
l3, st, Charles, st. Louis, Franklin, Gascon.
"A. Cole, Maries, Miller Morgan, Cooper
Moniteau.
l5 Saline, Pettis, Lafayette,
III. ia 'kson
II. Cass, johnson.
H. Bates, Henry, St Clair Benton.
49, Vernon, Cedar, Barton, Dale.
~. Hickory Polk, Camden, Dallas, Webster,
Christian, Taney.
q. L9sleds, Wright Texas Pulaski, Phclps,
% Jefferson, Washington, st Francois, Iron,
Reynolds, Wayne.
%. Ste. Genevieve, Perry, Madison Care
r. Scott. stoddsrd, New Madrid, Mississippi.
Pemiscot Dunkn
,,25. Butler, Carter, Ripley, Oregon, shannon,
Howell, Douglas, Ozark.
26. Stone, Barry Newton, Mcdonald.
q. Jasper, Lawrence.
2S. Greene