St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-04

CURED the services OF one at the present.
time. Mr.. Fleming, who is also MEN,
Der of the committee. said lie hoped the
clerk would not be allowed, as the work
did not warrant the expense. MIR. Dunn
| and Mr.. GOggS said few more words
about the duties of clerk, and the
motion to reconsider was lost.
introduction OF Bills.
III. F. No. 313. Mr.. Linneman.-To APP
propriate $1,000 to build bridge in the
town of Rockville, Stearns county.
Committee on appropriations.
Ii. +. No. 3l4, Mr. Anderson-TO
amend section 0 of chapter u of General
Statutes of 1878. as amended in 1887, re-,
lating to weights and measures. Com
mittee on agriculture.
ii. f. No. SIS, MIR. Diepolder 10 APP I
proprlate $500 to build il bridge in the
town of Lafayette, Nicollet county.
Committee Oh appropriations.
Ii. +. No. SIC, Mr.. Uorton-To provide
| for taxes upon sleeping ears. Joint jul
| di cial committee of senate and house.
Ii. +. No. 81. Mr.. Scho;ield-TO ap-
propriate $1,000 to complete the geo.
logical survey of the state. Committee
on geological and natural history sur
vey.
ii. F. No. 3lS, Mr. Lende-To provide
for detaching territory from Incorporate
ed villages. Committee OH municipal
legislation.
ii. +. No. $40, Mr.. Leonard-To regu-
late the payment of wages of minors.
Committee OH labor and labor leglsla-
ton.
H. F. No. 800, Mr.. Furong-To au-
thoriZe village councils to donate part
of license moneys to be used for school
purposes. Committee on temperance.
Ii. +. No. 32l, Mr. Shell--TO regulate
corporations, insuring, indem nifying or
guaranteeing against LOSSES by reason
of bad debts. Judiciary com mlttee.
Ii. f. No. 322, A. G.. JohnsOn-rO au-
thorze supervisors of the town Of
Erdahl. Grant county, to make improve
mentS upon judicial road between En-
dahl and Evansville. Douglas county.
Committee on appropriations.
ii. f. NO. 323, A. q. JohnSon-To au-
thorize the commissioners of Douglas
county to erect a bridge across Long
Prairie river and appropriating $1,000
therefor. Committee on appropriations.
Ii. L. No. 324, Mr.. Roach-TO punish
pawnbrOkers for charging rates i'll ex-
cess of 10 per cent per annum. Judicial
committee.
IL. f. No. 325, Mr.. WilIams-To APP
proprlate $4,000 to aid i'll building
bridges in Ramsey county. Committee
on appropriations.
II. L. No. 1926, MIR. French-To amend
sections 4 and IL, of chapter 156. of the
General Laws of 1891. relating to farm
ers' institutes. Committee on agri-
culture.
Ii. F. No. 327, Mr.. Bile ecker - To
amend section $40, OF chapter AS. Cen
eral Laws of 1889, relating to a probate
code Judiciary committee.
II. f. No. 32S. Mr.. McEwen-To pro-
vide for publishing proceedings of viii
lage councils Committee on printing.
Ii. f. No. 329, Mr.. Howard - To
amend statutes relating to nOtaries
public and official seals. Judiciary COM
mittee
H.F. No. $50, Mr.. Ongstad-To APP
prOpriate $1,000 TO build bridge across
Pelican river at Pelican Rapids. Com
mittee on appropriations.
Ii. +. No. 33l, Mr.. ODgstad-TO ap-
propriate $500 for building bridge
across Pelican river in Township En-
hard's Grove, Otter Tail county. Conn
mittee on appropriations.
III. +. No. 3332, Mr.. Lockwood-TO de-
fine the place of payment of notes.
bonds and other contracts secured by
mortgages and relating to payment OF
money thereon. Judiciary committee.
IL. I. No. 333, Mr. Staples-TO pre-
vent the selling of honey compounded,
manufactured from or mixed With glu-
cose, sugar, syrup or any substance
whatever, and to prevent the selling OF
honey stored or made by the bees on
any material or substance whatever fed
to them, unless the same Is marked or
designated as such. Committee on
dairy and food products.
Ii. f. No. 334, Mr.. Turrell-To amend
section of the General Statutes of 1878,
relating to Intoxicating liquors. Com
mittee on temperance.
H. f. No. 336, Mr.. Staples-To appro-
pirate money to aid i'll the construction
of certain roads in Dakota county.
Committee on appropriations.
This completed the introduction of
bills, and the senate bills were taken
up. The worlds fair appropriation bill
was first read and referred to the COM
mittee on appropriations. ). f. No. y
went to the judiciary committee. 5. +.
No 81 went to the committee on agrl-
culture at the request OF Mr.. Anderson.
S. f. No. % was sent to the Judiciary.
S. f. No. II went to the committee on
interpretations. 5. b No. 81, Senator
Stevens bill relating to the vacation OF
streets and alleys, went to the commit
tee on municipal legislation. 5. +. No.
% went to TIE Judiciary. 5. f. No. 122,
authorizing sheriffs to complete mort
gage sales after the expiration of their
terms OF office. went to the judiciary
committee.
Senate File No. 50 and House Files
Nos. IL, 81, 50. "a, 2O4, 2O5, 24G. 36,a.95,
1853, pr, 256, II, 257. 10, 10, 81, 139 and
81 were given their second reading.
The house then took recess TO 2:30
p. Ill.
Afternoon Session.
After recess, with Mr.. Bjorge in the
chair, the house took up general orders
and, upon request OF Mr.. Ielch. chair
man or the committee on grain and
warehouse, asked that IL. f. No. 133 be
passed without losing its place on gem
eral orders, as the committee had pre-
pared a substitute, which w&s not quite
in shape to be presented. The bill
was passed as requested. The next bill
was Ii. Emo. So, Mr.. Ives bill relating
to granting certain privileges and pow
companies. Mr.. Ives explained his bill
and answered a number of questions.
The discussion waXed warm, and 1T was
evident that q number of the members
feared there might he one or more
Woodchucks concealed therein.
Mr.. Winston hoped the bill would go
to tie committee on judiciary for proper
consideration.
Mr.. Williams thought it would give
Increased privileges to electric light
companies.
Mr.. Ives said he did not so understand