St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-08

ed to investigate, and yet members want
il recOmnitted. If you do il You have
gone two-thirds of the way 10 the death
of the bill" He screamed these closing
words at the house in such q way that
it was a personal esIlrot duty to each
! member The IHotioR 70 reeaynmIl was
voted down By an overwhelming me-
| Jorirv, and the motion TO recommend
for passage was unanimously carried.
Representative Fsigh ana represent
alive Sctlohs4d also made strong pleas
for The passage Of the bill, making it
clear that the platforms OF all the poiit
lcal parties IN the campaign last fall
denounced this law, and that there was
no honest course by which any member
could avoid voting for IL
Mr.. Mailette eXoneraied Mr.. Harris
norm from any improper motive in ask
ing 10 have the biIl reeommitted and
warmly seconded The motion 10 pass.
There was also considerable discus
sion over the motion 10 fav0rably recon-
mend Dr.. RobilIard's bill Tor the estab-
lishment OF q medical corps in the
national guard. Representative Jacob
son again took the lead in the debate
and drlly remarked that he was not sure
whether he understood the purpose of
the bill From its threatening language
he had al first concluded il was the pre-
face Of declaration OF war, but upon
investigation he was rather inclined 10
think it was nothing more dangerous
than provision for soft snap for
somebody.
Mr.. Nelson thought that the ten sur
geons provided for III the bill was more
than enough 10 dress the wounds OF The
few soldiers which the state has. MIR
SchU1eld said that when he was IN the
army II WIS different. One surgeon,
who was not much Of 4 surgeon either,
looked after whole regiment. and IL
was at time, too, when there was more
or less killing going On, IN the years
1915.
DR.. RobiIlard explained that the pur-
pose OF the law was simply to provide
hospital and ambulance corps tor field
duty IN time OF public calamity, such as
forest fires. cyclones or strikes. and that
The number or surgeons had been made
large so there wouid be enough 10 90
around IN any case. The bill was rec.
commended 10 pass.
After the committee rose Mr.. W amer
asked 10 have Il T. PA. the bill he in
trodueed the previous day for the beue-
fit of Sheriff Chapel, recalled from
the Judiciary committee. 10 which it mad
been referred. ana that 1t be referred 10
the Ramsey county delegation. The
request was granted. and the Ramsey
county delegation Will DO SeVera! things
TO the bill before il again comes before
the house.
Speaker Van SAINT announced that he
would leave the city tonight and that
the house would be presided over to-
morrow by Hon. John L. Gibbs. He
also announced that, in conformity with
the Instructions OF the house. he had
appointed flag raiser III tile person OF
an old soldier VINO had served four years
and was drawing the munIdeent pension
or 81 month. The man in question
was James Beaupre.
The house adjourned 10 10 o'clock
today.
The bills on general orders disposed
Of were as follows:
Il. T. No. -. Jones, j. D.-A bill for
an act TO amend section l, chapter 26S,
General Laws 1855. Indefinite post
ponement
). F. No. 124. Morgan-A bill for an
act TO appropriate money from coIlec-
lion OF seed grain notes 10 the govern
or's contingent fund. Recommended to
pass.
5. T. No. 81, Greer-A bill for an act
TO transfer the school text BOOK fund 10
the revenue fund. Recommended 10
pass.
II. f. No. IS. Gerlach-A bill for an
act Vaeatlng state ana territorial roads
through plated portions Of Giles. Rec
commended 10 pass.
t. + No. l. AndeTSon-A bill for an
act relating 10 The taxation Of certain
railroad lands. Recommended 10 pass.
n I.rfI -
relating 10 the com pI!atiOD Of the Gen
era Laws OF Minnesota, by Henry 3.
WeUzeu and others. Recommended 10
pass.
Il. T. No. 81, ADdeTSon-A bill for an
act 10 HeeHSe peddIers and hawkers in
organized townships IN the state Of
Minnesota. Reeommitted.
q. + Ma 40, Erench-A bill for an
act authorizing county commissioners
to Issue bonds for the construction of
court houses. Bill and substitute bill
recOnmitted.
II. Z. No. 49, Robillard-A bill for an
act 10 organize z medical CORDS in the
national guard. Recommended TO pass.
Il. +. No. o., CanI-A bill for an ACT
providing Tor The adjustment Of the in
debJedness OF municipalities and quasi
municipalities partially annexed TO
cities. Progress.
Z. (. No. Is, RobbiBs-A bill for an
act to prohibit wrongful practices by
officials OF The state. Recommended 10
| pass.
H. z. No. So. EogeI-A bill for an act
relating 10 licenses TO sell Intoxicating
liquors. Amended SO as to prohibit the
sale OF liquor within 1900 feet OF a pub
lie school and recommended 10 pass.
H I. No. 80. Gibbs. 4 Joint res
olution 10 the senate and house of
representatives OF the United States
asking for the donation Of the original
Fort Smelling. Recommended TO pass.
b. T. No. l0l. RobilIard. a bill for
an act relating TO liquor licenses. ana
making such licenses non-asslgnabIe.
Recommended 10 pass.
Il. I. No. 107. IallmaR. A bill for
an act relating 10 the election of
county superintendent Of schools.
Progress.
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