St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-10

eral Statutes 1878. etc. To pass.
S. F. No. 146. Elections "A bill to
| amend section So of chapter of the
| General Laws of 1898, relating to cleo
| tions --tf!eneman,: Amended and rec
commended to pass.
S. F. No 10, Towns and Counties-A
| bill to authorize the division of organ
| ICED towns by boards of county commits
sibners in certain caseS.-H0dge. To
pass.
S. F. No. IA. Judiciary "A bill to
authorize county commissioners and
treasurer to audit and pay moneys for
the construction of a ditch, drain OF
bWater course, etc.-LarSon. To pass.
amend section 60, chapter IL, General
Statutes 1878, relating to the collection
l,of taxes on real estate. - Cronkhite.
| Made special order for Wednesday at II
| a. m.
S. f. No. 40. Elections A bill to
amend section 8, chapter 4, General
Laws 1893, relating to election districts.
Hanna. To pass.
S. f. No. 125. Judiciary.-A bill re-
Elating 10 the nomination and election of
CITY and county officers.-Ozmun. Spe-
cial order for next Thursday. when all
such bills will be considered together.
|, S. F. No. 5, Judiclary-A bill relating
TO primary acknowledgment. Special
order for Thursday.
S. f. No. 26. Tax and Tax Laws--A
bill to amend section 60, chapter II,
General Statutes of 1878, etc.-Potter.
Special order for Wednesday.
S. F. No. 50. Drainage-A bill to
amend section l, chapter 1GS, General
Laws of 1889, relating to drainage of
lands-Peterson. TO pass.
s. f. No. IS, Drainage-A billfelating
to drainage and retaining of lands,
and prescribing powers OF county com-
missioners, etc.-Peterson. To pass.
S. f. No. 1873, Taxes and Tax Laws
A bill to amend chapter II, General
Statutes of 1878, relating to assessment
and collection of taxes. To pass.
5. f. No. 1873. JudIeiary-A bill to
prevent poolselling and bookmaking-
Stevens. This is general anti pool
selling bill. Recommended to pass.
S. +. No. 1862. Judiciary-A bill to
legalize the records Of certain Ger
tificates relating to foreclosure of mort
gages-MOrgan. To pass.
s. +. No. 211, Judiciary "A bill to
provide for the holding of political coll
yentions and elections-Potter.. Special
order for Thursday.
S. f. No. 22S, Judiciary. A bill re-
lating to primary elections-Wyman.
Special order for Thursday.
IA. F. No. 16, Agrlculture-A bill to
amend chapter l47. the same being all
act granting reward for killing wolves
-Gunn. Recommended to pass.
IL. +. No. lS4 Substitute for II. F.
No. 64 Financial bill to appropriate
money for deficiency for examining.
appraising and selling state lands and
timber for fiscal yeaI ending July 81,
1895. Oh appropriations.
Recommended to pass.
S. +. No. l. Finance. A bill to
amend chapter "a, General Laws 1888,
entitled the military CODE and the sew
eral acts amendatory thereto.-OZmun.
Recommended to pass.
Routine Proceedings.
Senator Young's resolution was
passed which recalls from the house
his bill 10 legaliZe the Wensel statutes
His reason Tor desiring this is that the
house had passed similar bill and he
| wanted it substituted for his own. Tho
house bill was introduced by Mr. Johns.
f. The following house bills were given
a first reading: l, 81, 48, SO, Is, IS and
d99
r. The following senate bills were given
4 "a second reading: 4, 70, 70 and %.
Il Chaplain Forbes, Of the senate, has
accepted the invitation of the house TO
lhlecture Tuesday evening in the hall of
| the house Of representatives on Lin.
| colin" The lecture will be free, and
| the public is invited. @
| Senator Pottgieser, of the committee
on printing, reported that bills are be-
ing printed with reasonable dispatch by
the public printer. Senator Stevens
stated that the report OH his resolution
on that subject had been satisfactory,
! and seemed pleased that the committee
had succeeded in stirring up the printer.
+ An Invitation to be the guests of the
r COMMERCIAL club of ST. Paul Thursday
evening was accepted, on motion of
Senator Masterman.
A communication was read from the
soldiers home to visit that institution
Tuesday. 1t stated that special Inter-
urban cars would be provided, leaving
the capitol at II a. IN.
On motion of Senator Knotvold, the
senate adjourned until Wednesday
morning.