St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-10
ROUTINE GRIND.
Reports OF Committees, Petitions
and New Bills.

and New Bills.
A communication was received from
the Trades and Labor Assembly of MIN
neapolis. accompanied by resolution
recently adopted Ivy that organization
indorSing IL f. 262, to protect union
labels and trade marks and urging its
passage by the house. 1t was referred
TO the committee which has the bill in
hand.
AS usual. several petitions were re
ceived in protest agalnt religious legis-
latiOn as contemplated in III. f. 413, and
were referred to the judiciary commit
tee.
A petition from the residents of New
London, protesting against the erection
of a new capitol building at an expense
or S6,000.000, on the grounds that the
present structure is comparatively new,
and that the resources of the state are
not in a condition to meet this expense
at present. was referred to the commit
tee on public buildings. as was another
on the same SUD- ect
The report of the judiciary commit
tee, which was adopted, contained the
following recommendations upon bills:
II. +. 595-Relating to civil actions.
Substitute reported III. f. 775, with the
recommendations that the latter do
pass. ii. f. 329-Relating to notaries
public and notarlal seals. Recommend
ed for indefinite postponement. ii. f.
376, by Mr.. Pray-Relating to foreclos-
ures of mortgages. TO be indefinitely
postponed. II. F. 977, by Mr.. WILSON,
Relating to the Minnesota state reform
school. To pass. II. f. SIS. by Mr..
Wilson, f. M.-Relating to dis
trict judges and their remunera-
tlOn. To be indefinitely post
concerning Justices of the peace. To
pass. Ii. F. 612, by Mr.. Howard, to
govern the use of petroleum. To pass.
Ii. f. 622, by Mr.. Abbott, to provide for
the inspection of Illuminating oil. TO be
indefinitely postponed. Mr. She'll of the
committee on insurance, submitted re-
port containing recommendations as fol-
lows: Ii. +. 737, by Mr.. Shell, to amend
the Genreal Laws of 1889. TO pass. H. f.
66S, by Mr.. HinrichS, to trasfer money
from the state treasury to those of GER
tain municipalities. To pass.
Other committee reports were adopted
as follows:
From Mr.. Cole, f., of the Hennepin
county deleg ation, Recommending House
File No. S64, relating to the salaries Of
the board of county commissioners of
Hennepln and Ramsey counties, for
passage.
From Mr.. Cole. E., Hennepin county
delegation, recommending House File
No. 1911, MIR. Pray, authorizing the city
of Minneapolis to issue bonds for the
building of bridge across the MlsSis-
sippi, for passage.
On motion of Mr.. Fletcher, of Henne-
pin, II. f. 1872, the substitute bill for II.
+. 727, which authorizes the city of Min
neapOlis to appropriate $1,000 900 for the
completion of its new court house and
city hall, was given its third reading,
and passed under suspension of tho
rules, there being no objection.
Mr.. BOggs, of the committee on incor-
porations. reported S. f. 266, by Mr..
TaWney, providing for the protection by
street railway companies of their EN-
plOyeS from the inclemercieS of the
weather, with the recommendation that
it do pass. The report was adopted,
and the bill will be placed upon the
general orders with the house files on
this subject, and will be- taken up on
Tuesday next.
When business was resumed after re-
cess it was found that the air in the
room was very impure and oppressive,
and as the windows were all sealed with
storm sash there was no remedy at
hand. A resolution by DR.. Williams, of
Ramsey, instructing the janitor to re-
move the storm windows at once, was
therefore heartily adopted,
Mr.. Sails then moved that on account
of the impure condition of the air an
adjournment he taken until tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock. The motion was
lost. as was also another from the same
gentleman to adjourn until 10 O'Clock
tomorrow morning.
New bills were introduced and re-
ferred as follows:
II. F. ZIG, by Van Sant-To protect
light house stations from destruction OF
property. Committee on roads and
bridges.
H. F. TT, by Misunderstanding to
payment of money to Firemen'S Relief
association. Committee on insurance.
II. f. IT'S, by O'NeIl-Relating to the
plating OF villages and allowing cities
of less than 1000 inhabitants to file cor
rected platS. Passed under suspension
of the rules.
Ii. f. no, by Smfth-Relating to fees
of the clerk of the district court. Ju-
dietary committee.
Ii. F. 7SO. by Jacobson To legalize
appropriations by villages for state fairs
or educational purposes. Passed under
suspension of the rules.
II. F. ISL, by O'Neill-To provide locks
or guards for frogs in railroad yards.
Railroad committee.
II. f. 1872. by YOung-Relating to the
appointment of notaries public.
II. F. 7S3, by Dunn-ProhiDiting at
torneys contracting with clients in such
a manner as to make their fees depend
upon damages recovered.
II. f. 7S4, by Dunn-Relating to the
election of state senators. Judiciary
committee.
Ii. +. 7S5, by Dunn Authorizing sec
rotary of state to have the indexes of
his department copied into one book.
Committee on appropriations.