St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-14

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the holding of political conventions
and elections.-Potter. Special order
for Friday
S. F. No. 22S-A bill relating to prI-
mary eIectionS.-Wyman. Special or
der for Friday.
5. F. No. 2l4, substitute for ). f. No
220-A bill to amend section 6, chapter
81, General Statutes 1878 relating to
divorce. Recommended to pass.
S. F. No. 136-A bill to authorize or
ganized towns TO build fences for the
purpose OF preventing the spreading of
Russian thistle.-Jones. Recommend
ed to pass.
S. F. No 21S-A bill to amend section
241 chapter "a, General Statutes 1873
to authorize cemetery associations to
amend certificate of OrganiZatio
McHaIe. Recommended to pass.
S. F. No. 276, substitute for S. f. 20l
"A bill to legaliZe and validate the de-
fective execution of deeds, mortgages,
etc.-JudiciaTy committee. Recon-
mended to pass.
S. F. No. 15S-A bill to amend section
"a, chapter SO, General Statutes 1873. re-
lating to independent school districts
-McHale. Referred to special COM
mittee consisting of Senators MCHale
and Howard.
S. F. No 76-A bill to amend chapter
166, General Laws 1898, relating to
boundaries of independent school dis
-
Howard and McHale.
S. T. No. 1S-A bill to amend section
Il, chapter 145. General Statutes 1885,
relating to Incorporation of villages
Howard. Recommended to pass.
g. F. No. 185-A bill to amend section
245 OF Penal Code. relating to indecent
assault upon female persons.-Reishus.
Referred back to the Judiciary com
mittee.
S. F. No. 172-A bill to amend chapter
3, title 10, Penal Code.-Howard Re
ferred back to the judiciary commit
tee.
S. T. No. 9S-A bill to amend section
467, Penal Code, relating to receiving
deposits in insOlvent banks.-Lloyd
Recommended to pass.
MINORS IN SALOONS.
When Senate File No. SO was under
consideration. Senator McHaIe opposed
the feature thereof that would prevent
the employment of bell boys or messen-
gers who are under age about a hotel
because there may be a bar there.
Senator Morgan thought the bill
would work a great hardship if it
should prevent boys from working as
messengers for telephone or telegraph
companies.
Senator Pottgieser thought the bill too
radical. If it was intended TO refer the
bill back to any committee it should go
to the temperance committee as the
proper place for bills relating to dis
reputable places.
Senator SchalIer offered an amend
ment providing for Furnishing per-
sons who sent minors to gambling or
disreputabIe places.
Senator Hits said he wanted the boys
to be allowed to go to saloons and learn
to handle fire. He created laughter
by saying that he gave his seven
boys liquor when they were twenty
four hours old He would take his
children and wife 10 a saloon. If the
senators wanted to pass prohibition
laws let them join the Prohibition
party.
Senators Wyman and Morgan meas
ured swords in an argument on the
provisions of a bill which prohibits rep
resentatiYes of banks from taking de-
posits when it is known that such in
stitution is insoivent. Senator Nor
gan succeeded in convincing Senator
Wyman that he was in error in pro-
posed amendment.
SENATE BILLS.
Bills were introduced in the senate
Yesterday and referred to committees
as follows:
S. F. No. 300, Sheehan-Memorial to
the state legislature and also secre-
tary of the interior from the state his
torical society, requesting records con-
corning Indian war of 1852. Rules suS-
pended and memorial passed under
suspension of the rules.
S. f. No 291. Stevens-Relating to a
corporation called the Minnesota Bap-
fist state convention judiciary
S. f. No. 292, Sperry-Fo allow town
insurance companies to change 1oca-
ton of business Office. Insurance.
s. F. No. 293, Swenigson-To require
school district clerks to post state
ments of receipts and expenditures.
S. r. Nc. 294, schaller-To repeal
chapter 395, Special Laws of 1891, re-
lating to the salary of the county at
torney of Jackson county. Judiciary.
S. F. 295, Thompson-To amend the
act relating to the duties of county
surveyors. judiciary.
s. F. No. 296. Barr-TO appropriate
money to build bridges in Nicollet and
Blue Earth counties. Roads and
bridges.
relating to wrtts of attachments. Jul
S. F. No. 298, smith-Fixing time for
holding court in Becker county.
Passed under suspension of the rules.
s. F. No. 299, Pottgieser-To suppress
sale of pIueked poultry etc, unless
offensive parts are removed. Public
health.
S. F. No. 300, Morgan-Relating to
duties and compensation OF county
surveyors in counties having over
100000 inhabitants Hennepin delega-
ton.
S. F. No. 8O1, Morgan-To fix amount
of bond TO be given by clerks ana
sheriffs in counties having over 200. 600
inhabitants. Hennepin delegation.
S. F. No. 302 Morgan-To amend
section 101. chapter "a, Laws of 1878, re-
lating to corporations. Judiciary
+ No. 503 MISUNDERSTANDING tn
maintenance and repairing of draw
bridges. Hennepin delegation.
S. F. No. S04, Morgan-ReIating to
salaries of county officers in counties
having 100000 inhabitants. Hennepin
delegation.
s. F. No. 9O5, Barr-To appropriate
81 900 for construction of bridge in
Blue Earth county. Roads and
bridges.
s. F. No. 306, Barr-To appropriate
$1,000 for construction of bridge in
Blue Earth county. Roads and
bridges.
S. F. No. 3O7, Barr-To repeal chapter
80, Laws of 1891. regulating election of
clerks of district courts. Judiciary.
S. F. No. 30S, Collester-To amend
chapter 80, Laws of 1889, to prevent
debtors from giving preferences to
creditors. Judiciary
S. Il. No. 800, Stevens-To amend
chapter $50. Laws of 1889. relating to
salary Of state treasurer's clerk. FL
nance.
S. F. No. 3d. Stevens-Relating to
criminal offenses by corporations. Ju-
dietary.
S. F. No. 81, Stockton-To amend
section go, title II, chapter s, Statutes
of 1878, defining duties of county sur,
veyors. Judiciary
S. r.. No. S12, Jones-To appropriate
$1,000 for bridge in Stevens county.
Roads and bridges.
s. e. Ne. 813, McHaIe-To approprf-
ate 500 for relief Of Peter Barbeau for