St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-25
imprisonment not less than thirty nor
more than ninety days.
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Hoffman, 4 memb of the state militia,
killed by the Indians on Sept. %, 1868.
lie was engaged in an encounter with
Indians, as lieutenant Of the state
volunteer militia. under Capt. S.
RamsdelI.
Other ELLIS.
Senate File No. %. introduced by
Senator Jones and referred TO the COM
mittee OH agriculture, is designed 10
provide for the destruction of the Rus
Sian thistle. 1t is provided that any
owner OF land within any incorporated
village who allows thistlPs to grow
thereon, shall be punished by fine not
exceeding $500.
Senate File No. 90, introduced by
Senator Ringdal and referred 10 the
Judiciary committee, proposes to amend
the law relative TO repleyin before a
justice of the peace.
Senate File No. 101. introduced by
Senator Ml!l3r and referred TO the ip-
dietary, amends the election law Of
1893 as applied TO villagVs.
Senate File No. 81, introduced by
Senator Ringdal and referred TO the
Judiciary, amends section 81. chapter
50, OF the q eneral Statutes Of 1879. re-
ducing the percentage from u to 10,
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Justices Of the peace.
Senate File No. %. introduced by
Senator Ringdal and referred 10 the
judiciary, amends section 33l, chapter
66, Of the Statutes of 1878 so as 10 reduce
from y to 10 per cent the interest upon
judgments III the district court.
senate File No. 80, introduced by
Senator Greer and referred to the COM
mittee on military, Is designed 10 ap-
pTOpriate 5000 for. improvements on
the rife range and tie construction of
necessary buildings on the state camp
grounds for the military at Lakeview.
Of this sum $1,000 is 10 be available III
1895 and like sum in 1896.
Senate File No. 90 introduced by SEN
atOr Hanna, and referred to the lu-
dietary, provides that chapter 1879, of
the Laws OF 1898, be amended SO that
villages may separate themselves from
township government. 1t is provided
that township elections may be- held in
the townships and not in the village
Senate File No. 100, Introduced by
Senator Howard, and referred to the
judiciary, changes the law relative to
the time OF taking exceptions to charges
OF judges 10 juries, so that exceptions
may he filed with the clerk of the court
WITHIN ten days after trial.
Senate File No. lob. offered by Sen
atOr Greer, proposes TO amend section
IS, chapter 10,Of the laws OF 1878 50 as to
change the time of holding town meet
ings in February in place of March.
Senate File No. l04. introduced by
Senate. Spencer, provides for the ere
alton OF state mine inspector. with
deputies. Referred to the committee
on mines and mining.
Debate on Expenses.
A report from the committee on legis-
latiYe expenses precip.tated a running
debate. Senator Cronkhite reported
that the committee recommended the
pOstp0nement Of the resolution to aD-
point clerk for the municipal corpora
ton committee.
Senator Howard asked that this reso-
luton be sent back to the committee OH
Legislative expenses. and stated that
two years ago 4 similar committee hal
used a clerk and two StenOgrapherS.
In response TO a question from Senator
! ale, who wanted 10 know how many
bills are in the hands Of the municipal
corporations committee, Senator How
ard replied that there are seven, and that
already there is Il heavy SpOudeuce
from ali parts of the state about the
bills.
Senator stevens spoke about the
large amount of work IN that com nit
tee.
Senator Day suggested that as there
are two clerks of the judiciary commit
tee one OF them might help out in this
case. He was wiling to lend the com
mittee his railroad committee clerk.
SangfDV w Vm1n ann q iiATS smoke m
the motion TO refer the resolution back.
and 1t was agreed to.
This Legislative expense committee re-
ported that the appointment OF a Peter
Alling as a clerk be postponed.
The resolution TO appoint a stenOgTa-
pher for the use OF the judiciary COM
mittee at salary Of So per mouth was
recommended 10 pass, and it was so de-
Clded; as was also the resolution 10
appoint A. y. Bracket as clerk OF the
finance committee.
The resolution of Senator Howard to
appoint a stenOgrapher for the munich
pal corporations committee was recon-
mended to be postponed, but was
referred back to the committee Oh legis-
latlve expenses.
The committee recommended an
amendment to the resolution of Senator
Stevens, asking the purchase of certain
books for use OF the judiciary cons
mittee. They did not see the need Of
purchasing copies Of the Northwestern
Reporter. Senator Greer moved an
amendment to purchase ten copies of
the Statutes Of 1894 in place of one, and
said they would all be needed.
On motion of Senator Stevens, the
resolution was referred back TO the
committee on legislative expenses.
Resolutions offered.
BY Senator Johnson, of Minneapolis,
providing for the appointment of a
committee of five to be known as one
on building and loan associations. The
resolution was adopted and Lieut..
Gov. C!ough subsequently named as
tho committee Senators Johnson. w. E..
McHaIe, Spencer, OZmun and Thomp-
son.
BY Senator Knatvold-To appoint
bliss Miller clerk of the enrolling com
n.ittee at a - per diem. Referred to
the committee Oh legislative expenses.
BY Senator Spencer-TO appoint
Frank LaYier clerk OF the committee on
mines ana mining and several other
committees at s. per diem. Referred
to the committee on legislative eX-
penses.
By Senator Cronkhite-A Joint reso-
luton to authorize the state treasurer
to replace at the disposal of the state
soldiers relief fund $4,000 to be used
by the board OF soldiers relief. Re-
ferred TO the finance committee,
Ex-senator Y0ung-To appoint W. A.
POLAND assistant enrolling clerk. Re
terred TO the committee OH legislative
expenses.
Routine Matters.
d. +. No. 3 was read hrst time and
referred 10 the judiciary committee. It
provides for changing the names Of
villages by popular vote.
H. +. Ne. 90 was passed under sus-
pension of the rules at the request of
Senator Fuller. The bill repeats chap
ter AL OF the Special Laws of 1881, as
amended by chapter IL of the Special
Laws of 1887, and which gave power to
condemn private property and award
damages 10y the city council.
Senate File No. Sc was given q Sec
ond reading and ordered to a third