St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-01


! II nman respiration.
After the passage of this act no bakery
/ shall lie established i'll loom with
! flnar more than TWO feet below the level
of The street. No factory SHALL here
after be constructed unless the exterior
! walls of such shall bc constructed ot
( stone laid in cement With an ar space
! in the walls.
Fire escapes shall be provided for all
factories OF three stories or more IN
/ height.
! The lessee of any such factory or build
/ ing NAV be required by the labor com
! missioner to make changes in buildings
! 10 conform to this act. The LABOR COM
| missioner NAV make changes and re-
/ cover The cost III suit.
Reports CT Committees.
Several committees made reports as
! mentioned in tie GLOBE yesterday.
! The reports were approved with eXcep-
! ITEMS as noted below:
The committee on public buildings
reported in favor OF passing ,. L. no.
! I3I. accompanied by an amendment
which makes the S250.G00 appropriated
! fOr.the com mencement OF work on the
/ new capitol 10 be available on Jan. l.
! 1896 The bill was then referred 10 tie
! finance committee.
The finance committee reported in
! favor of passing Senator Sperry's OH
which aDprGDriatcS 5000 To cover 4
! deficiency in the fund 10 make improve
ments in the state putlic school at
Owatoana. and $1,000 TO provide heat
! ing and lighting plant for the hospital
! cottage.
Senator Sperry moved the passage OF
! the bill under 4 suspension Of the rules.
| Senators kuatv0ld and Yale wanted II
referred 10 the appropriation committee.
! Senator Morgan stated that the finance
! committee Had investigated the matter.
and after being satisfied that IL would
| BE- g0ud business sense to make the
| money available al once. had decided to
recommend the passage of the bill.
! Senator Sperry said that the money Is
/ in the treasury and If the authority for
| its immediate use should lie given the
| buildings could be mdGe ready for eccu-
! pancy WITHIN twenty days. The rules
! were suspended and the Oil passed the
! senate.
Senate File No. IS was recommended
| TO be indefinitely postponed. On motion
! Of Senator RUYerud it was placed on
/ general orders. The bill relates TO the
! Uounly for arrest Of horse thieves and
! provides for repeating the same.
The bill relating To cOunierteitlng
! labels and trademarks was recon-
/ mended to pass by the report Of Senator
! P0ttgieser. of the committee on print
/ Ing.
Senator Stevens moved that the rules
! be suspended and The bill passed TO It's
| second and third reading. This was
( done after some debate, III WHICH Sen
/ ator Stevens explained that 1t had been
| held in the municipal court OF st. raul
! that infringement Of label OF any
/ other than an incorporation could not
| be punished under lie law OF 1889. The
| bill had beeu drawn after the trial Of
/ case. with a view of covering the de-
/ feet and to prevent the INFRINGEMENT or
/ a label designed by labor union, or
others not incorporated.
Chef Clerk Downing reported the
! passage by The house Of ). +. Ne. l56.
being a JOINT resolution relative to eX-
terminating the Russian thistle.
II. (. No. 3 was given Il first reading.
and Senate Files Nos. l, g. 6, 7, 79 and
% their second reading.
EEis First Ezaesage.
Tie first communication 10 the senate
from the new governor IS is follows:
ST. PAUL. Jan. 81. 1895.
| To the Legislature Of the State OF Min
nesGta:
Gentlemen: Knute Nelson having
! this day resigned the office of governor
| Of this state. have, in pursuance of
! the constitution. duly assumed the Office
| Of governor and duly qualified fer said
/ office. Yours respectfully,
d. NJ CLOUGu. Governor.
Lieut.. Gov. Day appointed Senator
! Stockton 20 take his place as chairman
OF the railroad committee and Senator
Jone1 to his place Oh the committee on
zines anu mining.
The senate held a brief executive ses-
! sion at noon 10 consider appointments.
Ellis Introduced
| 6. T. No. 1G9, introduced by Senator
! Lluvd and referred to the committee on
! drainage, asks for an appropriation Of
! &, 900 TO aid in building a pOntoOn
bridge across the Minnesota river in
Nicoller county. The bridge connects
! the towns of Lake Prairie and Ottawa.
| and Is to bave al eighty foot draw
| bridge.
S f. No. TO. introduced by Senator
! Wyman and referred to the committee
Oh labor and labor laws. amends the
/ laws of 1888 relative to protection OF
! employees.
:. F. No. III, introduced by Senator
! Keller and referred to the committee on
! public health, reYiYeS the cid conflict
relative to baking powders. The bill
! asks that the label show the component
! parts.
5. Z. No. 172, introduced by Senator
/ Howard, proposes to amend section 249
of chapter OF title 10 of the Penal
Code. so as to prevent the employment
! Of miners in saloons and liquor stores.
Referred TO the judiciary committee.
5. f No. 173, introduced by Senator
| Keller. is designed to accomplish what
| lie failed to secure by resolution, to re-
| quire county auditors 10 report as 10
! corporations holding over 5000 acres of
| land. This bill provides for requiring
registers Of deeds to report what cor
/ p9rauOnS. other than railroads, canal OF
turnpike companies, own over 5000
| acres Of land in the state.
Senator Keller wanted the bill passed
| under a suspension OF the rules and
stated that pine land companies have
| monopoly on land &ad WON'T let timber
dealers do business unless they belong
TO the ring. He also wanted a report as
TO what lumber operations are being
, conducted by foreigners and corpora
| tons owning more than the restricted
| acreage OF land.
Senator Roverud asked why the bill
did not provide for compromising regis
/ ters OF deeds for the work.
Senator Keller said he had no objec-
ton TO compensation. There are only
about twenty such corporations III the
state. His object in asking the i'm
! mediate passage was to secure reports
/ without DELAY.
President Day referred the bill to a
special committee, consisting Of Sena-
! tors Keller, ROYerud and COllester.
These gentlemen agreed TO an amend
ment which provides for paying five
cents a folio for reports, and will recon-
| mend the passage of the bill, as amend
ed, under a suspension or the rules
/ today.
S. F. No. III. introduced by Senator
| Young and referred to the judiciary,
proposes tG amend sec. 105, chap. 90. OF
I the General Laws Of 1878 relating to FL
ing cross bills and bills Of particulars
! in civil actions.
S. F. No. 1I5. introduced by Senator
/ Spencer and referred to the committee
on soldiers home. provides for deposits