St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-29
ZENITH CITYGETSIT
Melnnis' Normal School Bill
Has Passed Both Senate
and House.
LAKE PHALEN BOULEVARD.
Park Board Asks Power to
Condemn Lands for That
Purpose.
AGE OF CONSENT is RAISED
Gan the State Boards Be
Elected by Popular
Vote

The bill of Representative Nc
INNS 10 establish normal school
at Duluth passed by a vote of 80 TO
IL, ana only needs the signature of
the governor to become a law. This
is quite compliment to the good
natured gentleman from Virginia, as
the senate bill of q similar nature
had been defeated by the same body.
The bill provides that the city OF
Duluth shall provide a site of six
acres. No appropriation was pro-
vided in the bill for erecting build
ings.
| Other bills passed upon their third
readings follow:
3. +. No. AIS, authorizing the board
! OF county commissioners in certain
| cases TO appoint a supervisor of as
sessments, and to define his duties
Fuller.
s. F. No. SIS. to prevent the adultera-
ton of candy.-Potter.
S. F. 578. authorizing and emnowar-
ing the various municipal courts of
this state to issue executions upon
and regulating the same, and relating
10 the issuance of transcripts of their
Judgments, in connection herewith
| Stevens
.. +. No. 451, being joint resolution
offered by Senator Keller, relating to
corporations holding over 5000 acres
OF land contrary to law
S. F. No. AGA, introduced by Senator
Barr, to provide for the payment of
the value of property condemned for
municipal corporation purposes, as
well as the cost for condemnation. out
! of the general funds. ,N
5. f. No. $50, introduced by Senator
Stevens, to provide for incorporating
companies to lend money to the indi-
gent upon household property security
S. F. No. 56S. Senator Stevens bill
to provide for the allowance of ac-
counts of executors and administrators.
II. f. No. a, relating to town insur-
ance companies, and authorizing loans
by the officers Observation-Disclosures
>. r. No. 1876, to authorize the board
of county commissioners of the several
counties in the state of Minnesota to
issue bonds to fund the floating indabt-
edness of said countless
3. f. No. 1886, to allow cities to sprinkle
the streets, lanes, alleys, avenues and
public grounds, and assess the cost
thereof on abutting property.-Yale.
s. +. No. 491, to amend section 81,
chapter 30, General Statutes 1878, re-
lattng to stealing logs and injury to
marks thereon-Spencer.
s.. F. No. 522, to amend sections As
and ,46 Of chapter IL, General Statutes of
1878. Thorpe. So g. - ~
S. F. No. 556 to provide for the publi-
cation of the official state and county
ballot-Yale
5. +. No. SAG, to amend section 30,
chapter 145, General Laws 1885, entitled
AN act to provide for the incorpora-
ton of villages and to define their du-
ties and powers, and to repeal certain
laws in relation hereto."-Heneman
S. F. No. 5O4, to provide for the pur-
| chase of land for the third hospital for
the insane at Fergus Falls, and to ap-
propriate money therefor.-Peterson.
II. f. No. 112, to appropriate money
for a safe and fixtures in the vault of
the state treasurer.-Johns.
II. f. No. 613, to appropriate money
TO replace and repair tents procured
by the state from the United States
| government for the relief of fire suf-
| ferers during the Pine City confagra-
tion.-Robbins.
II. F. No. 1856, to appropriate $500 for
| the relief of Virtue Smith.-Introduced
by Mr.. Downs
II. f. No. 1856, a bill pertaining to the
Minnesota State Horticultural society,"
and appropriating $1,000 for certain pur-
poses.-Feig.
A bill was introduced by Senator
| A. G. Johnson similar to one intro
duced in the house a few days ago
to prevent sectarianism in schools.
Teachers are not allowed - wear
| sectarian garb. Church property
may not be used for public school
| purposes, and sectarian teaching is
| inhibited
The Ramsey county delegation in
troduced bill to repeal chapter is
| of the Special Laws Of 1891. Both
acts relate to Ramsey county and
| st. Paul, and provide for requiring
bonds from contractors with the city
and county to protect laboring men
| and those furnishing materials.
Senator Culkin introduced n bill to
appropriate $4,000 to pay bills of the
state reformatory for stone used in
repairing the capitol
Senator Morgan has proposed an
amendment to the law SO that for
eign guardians may forecIose mort
| cages.
Senator Stevens introduced a bill
TO extend the contract with the West
Publishing company to print the
supreme court reports. He also Of
fered bill to amend the law rela
tive to students of law
The appointment of Prof. l.. S.
SWenson, of Freeborn county, as a
member of the board of university
regents, and G. o. Orr, of Morrison
county, as a member of the state
veterinary board, were confirmed in
open session upon motion of Senator
Knatvold
Gov. Clough has approved Senate
Files 276, $50, 629, ITO and 70.
Senator Young sent UP a petition
from citizens of Lac qui Parle coun-
ty asking a reduction of salaries of
| county officers.
Senator Theden, of the temperance
committee, reported in favor of pass
| ing the house bill to prevent the sale
Of cigarettes to school children.
II. F. 224 was passed under a sus-
pension of the rules upon motion of
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| Senator Greer. Ii provides for re-
| curing house brata ID anchor with
| cut regular landings along the shoes
of navigable waters SO rs not to
interfere with steam vessels.
S. F. 657 was introduced by Sena tor
Stevens, and passed under q sus-
pension of the Jules. 1t gives power
| to the st. Paul park board to ac-
quire lands at Lake Phalen, out
side of city limits, to be used in
building boulevard around that