St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-21

port, and wanted the straight report of
the committee.
Horton now moved to recommit, and
Wacck quickly c0ppered the move by
an amendment to refer TO committee of
the whole. Wacek's motion prevailed
under closure.
During the debate the fact developed
that the principle OF the bill is favored
b" a majority of the house, but it is
safe to say that there will be red-hot
debate when the bill is reached on gen.
eral orders.
Slightly Inconsistent.
During the session the house accom-
p shed some peculiar work in diSpOslng
ot the report OF the comm ttec on legiS-
lative expenses. The committee report
ed favorabiy on resolution to pay
Janitor Butler from the first day of the
| session. 4 few minutes later another
| part OF the report was adopted provld-
ing that employees should have pay only
from the day they begin work. Money
was voted to two or three parties for
services rendered before the organiZa-
| ton was completed, while in some other
cases money claimed was refuSed.or the
| resolutions were referred to the COM
mlttee on legislative expenses.
lIC IlOuSC IuODICO oCiiitS JolIb
resolutions providing for an investiga-
ton of taxation of the property of sleep
ing car companies; asking congress to
| appropriate $4,000 for improving the
Minnesota river ut Belle Paine. and to
| adjourn out of respect for eX-Presldent
| HAYES. whose funeral occurred yeSter-
| daN. On the latter resolution being
adopted it was stipulated the adjourn
ment should be till p. m. Monday.
Routine work.
The committee on appropriations re-
| ported in favor of the passage of the
| Joint resolution providing that appro-
priation bills must lie introduced not
later than Feb. ID, such bills to be re-
ported from committee not later than
| March ID.
The committee on Legislative expenses
reported in favor of the passage of bills
appr0prIating Sl3.90} for incidental eX-
| penses incurred i'll preparing represent
atiye hall for the session. On request
| of Mr.. Fleming the itemiZed bills were
| read, and then the report was referred
back to the committee to prep re bill
for special appropriation.
The committee on legislative expenses
reported in favor of the resolution to
provide each member with ten extra
! copies of the house Journal every day,
but on roll call the house refused to
adopt the recommendation.
The committee Oh judiciary reported
in favor OF the passage of House File 10,
regulating the making and selling OF
steam boilers and providing a standard
therefor, which report was adopted.
| House File 9, to provide for establishing
land boundaries by civil action was also
recommended for passage when
amended by striking out section 5. This
report was also adopted.
Mir. BruIes offered a resolution calling
upon the warden Of the state prison to
inform the house if nine cents per
pound IS not more than the actual cost
Of manufacture of binding Irvine, and,
if so, give reasons why the Irvine should
not be sold at eight cents per pound.
Referred to committee on binding Irvine.
Mr.. Gutterson offered resolution in
strucung MinneSota's representatives in
congress to use their efforts in behalf of
and vote for an amendment to the ma
tiOnal constitution. providing for cleo
ton Of United States senators by the
people. The resolution was adopted
with rush, no one expressing dissent.