St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-30

tlon repeating the law making the
grant.
Mr.. Littieton read from article of
the constitution. which requires all
moneys received from the sale of
swamp lands to be paid-one-half into
the school fund and one-half into the
general educational fund of the state.
Inis settled the fate of the road and
bridge amendment, and the bill as
amended, was passed, Messrs. Johns
and Post voting no.
MIR. Johns bill, II. F. ia. authorizes
the secretary of state to make an
elght years extension with the West
publishing company of the present
contract for publishing the Minnesota
Supreme Court Reports.
Mr.. McInnis' bill, H. f. 776. provides
for the construction of normal
school at Duluth in compliance with
the bill which has already passed
poth houses locating a normal school
IN that city. The bill provides for an
appropriation of $4,000, to be available
on Aug. /, 1896, to be used in procur-
ing plans and constructing the foun-
dations of the buildings The total
cost of the buildings is limited to S1OO.
ooO' and none but actual residents of
the state shall be admitted as students
except they pay for their tuition.
only graduates of Minnesota high
schools or of schools equivalent i'm
their requirements shall be eligible to
admission.
Mr.. BoXrud's bill, II. F. III, author
ICES the levy of a. one mill tax for the
payment of expenses incurred by any
village or city in the control of in
fictitious or contagious diseases, and
makes it the duty of the town, village
or city officers to pay the expenses so
incurred.
Mr.. Nieman introduced II. f. 7S5.
providing for the establishment of
state board of immigration, to con-
sist of the governor, secretary Of
state and state, auditor. II provides
for secretary with a salary of 81 200
per year, and appropriates $4,000 to
carry out the work of the board
Mr.. Mullin introduced by request
III. Il. 1872, making it misdemeanor to
utter checks, warrants or drafts caus-
ing overdrafts under the open account
system, and making the punishment
therefor fine of not more than $500
or imprisonment not to exceed two
years or both, in the discretion of the
court.
Mr.. McInnis' bill provides for the
stocking of large lakes with white
ilsh by companies fishing therein. In
return for the annual deposit in any
one lake Of 100000 white fish fry, or
100000 properly fortified white fish
eggs, each year for fifteen years, in
each square mile of surface area in
such lake used for propagation and
culture of white fish, and upon pay
ment of tax of five cents per 100
pounds of fish caught, fishing com
ponies are granted exclusive right to
fish in any such lake. Returns are to
be made to the state, of fish caught.
and untrue statements are penalized.
The state board of fish commissioners
has charge of the eggs and fry and is
sues the commissions to fish. The in
terests of the state are to be further
watched by a special fish warden
BILLS PASSED.
S. F. No 1910 amend section l.
chapter SO, Laws 1893, relating to legal
newspapers.
S. f. No. 80. Substitute for S. F.
No. 49, Observation-Disclosures to criminal
offenses committed by corporations.
~ Il 4NO' -bolcHCIlS-lO dIIltEu sec
ton of chapter 2O5 of the General
Laws of 1885, regulating employment
bureaus.
S. F. No. 437-Morgan-A joint reso-
luton to regulate the mode of removal
OF letter carriers. postoffice clerks and
railroad postal clerks.
s. F. No. 13-McHale-For the relief
Of Peter Barbeau, and appropriating
$50 ther efor.
S. F. No. 374. Substitute for S. L.
so. 2S2.)-Miller-To amend section 16
IL chapter IS General Statutes 1873, and
providing for the taxation of bicycles
Fl. f. No. -McInnis-Authorizin
assessments for local improvements
y cities.
H. F. No. -Sander-To amend
chapter 131, General Laws 1891.
II. F. No. -Craig-Relating to the
tate experiment station and providing
Tor the establishment OF two substa-
ions.
H. F. No. Notwithstanding to
education, and authorizing the normal
school board to fix salaries.
H. T.. No. 5-Ferris-To regulate the
Use of pound nets in international
yaters.
H. Il. NO. S2-Feig-Declaring a fore
'eiture of swamp lands granted to a
ranch line of the Minneapolis & st.
loud Railroad company.
II. F. No. 369-Cant and Douglas-To
encourage the payment of taxes for
he year 1893 and prior years by reduc-
ng the penalty to per cent.
II. F.. 10. 422-Barta-To amend sec
ton 43 of chapter 66 of the General
Statutes of 1873.
Fl. +. No. 55S Substitute for H F.
No. 159)-Committee on Taxes and Tax