St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-24

Sioux City IL ST. Paul. 1920 10
Milwaukee River Division .......... 21.jj0 %
Wi.ona Il st. Peter -, 40U W
Southern Minnesota. 900. ........ 1890 OO
It. Paul IL Pacific, branch. Il, 400 60
81. Paul Pacific, main Ilne........ b,IOU w
Chicago. Dubuque IL Minnesota go. 2i,4O 90
Central Minnesota Railroad .....&-.. 2G,C00 %
Hastings " Dakota 49, ............ 1900 60
Minnesota Central. 49,. ........... $1,000 90
Winona. Maukato d New UIm...... 5000 90
Plain View ........... -. .-........ t,4lS %
Minnesota VALLEY. 6162 90
Chicago " Dakota ...... - al2 40
Chatheld Observation-Disclosures. $3.50 20
Rochester 4 y Orthern. l0.ll1 n
The senate journal Tor 1893 shows
that P00r's railroad manual places The
cost of railroads i'll the United States at
$3O, eco per mile, ana j Ii. Chandler, OF
the Duluth Il Iron Range railroad,
places the cost OF all roads at 600 per
mile.
There has been granted torailrOads or
the state about l6, 600 900 acres of land.
worth $S0.000000 as claimed and stated
in the report OF the railroad commission
worth S51,O00OO0 There has been
donated to The roads by the state. So,
0JO,0G0; By counties and cities, Sl,56l,-
800; grading $685. miles, 1898. $50. Many
OF The roads have been stocked and
bonded for excessive amounts and are
charging excessive rates. Some Of the
roads have been built wholly from AID
received.
Licensing Physicians.
Senate File No. IS. introduced by SEN
ator Barr and referred 10 the committee
on public health, proposes to amend
! chapter of the laws OF 1857 relating TO
the practice of medicine and licensing
physicians and surgeons so that the
medical examining board shall consist
of nine members, of whom at least three
shall be homeopathic physicians. Ii
also provides that physicians having
diploma certifying that the applicant
has attended a college with a currlcu-
lum ami actual teaching III four courses
OF lectures. of at least SIX months each,
shall be licensed without all eXamlna-
ton by the board.
1t is also provided that physicians
| having license from other states
| where an equally strict rule Is enforced
may be licensed without further exam
inalion in this state.
Another Amendment.
Senator Howard proposed an amend
ment TO section q of article p Of the
constitution. SO that it shall read as fol-
lows:
NO law shall embrace more than one
subject, which shall be expressed III its
| title. and no law which has been pre-
viOuSly repealed shall be revived, and
no section or sections of any existing
/ law shall be amended unless the new
act contains the entire act sought to be
so revived, or the entire section or sec
| lions sought 10 be 50 amended, and the
original section or sections thus amend
ed shall be by said act repealed"
Money for the University.
The committee on finance, through
Senator Wyman. reported tayuraDly up
on the resolution to appropriate 500, 900
to cover Il deficiency i'll the expenses OF
of the state university for the ears
1898, 1891 and 1895. Senator Wyman
! moved that the measure be passed under
a suspension of the rules. The motion
was seconded by Senator OZmun.
Senator Howard spoke OF the necessity
OF passing the bill at once so as to pre-
I vent a shortage in salaries Of the faculty
during The month OF February.
| Senator Wyman gave an itemiZed
/ statement of the deficiency showing that
/ it amounted to $4,000 Part or the
money was used 10 rebuild the eXpcrlr
mental station at the agricultural farm,
! destroyed by fire; part was for cheml-
| cal library at the medical college and
! other parts for steam boilers for heating
purposes.
! Senator Greer asked how much of the
| deficiency was caused by the veto of
! the governor two years ago, and re-
ceived the reply from Senator Wyman
that S25,0 600 of it was the amount
vetoed, and it was designed TO pay
salaries of instructors. Senator Wy
man called attention to the fact that
the attendance of students at the uni
| versity had increased over 400 in the
| past two years, and there IS HOW au en-
r llment of 2,IS0 students.
Senator Cole wanted to know what
kind of an odOr had been responsible
for the outlay in removing the chemical
| laboratory from tile medical college 10 a
building erected therefor. Senator
Wyman replied, amidst laughter. that
/ Senator Cole being a homeopathic ply
| stefan, and i'll favor Of little pills, was
| not supposed to know anything about
the odor referred to, and it would be
/ useless 10 explain.
Tie resolution passed without a dis
seuting vote authorizing the apprOpria-
ton OF the 500. 600 asked.
Reports OF Committees.
The judiciary committee reported that
| hitting attorneys to practice should be
/ indefinitely postponed They also re-
ported in favor of passing the bill for
| changing the time tor holding terms of
| court in Traverse county. The reports
were adopted.
SeuatOa Day, or the railroad commit
/ tee.r reported an unanimous recommend
alton To pass his joint resolution direct
ing members i'll congress TO oppose the
! passage OF the Patterson pooling bill.
Senator Day moved the passage of the
resolution under a suspension of the
rules, and made a statement 10 the eff
feet that he regarded tile gill as vicious
/ and detrimental 10 the Interests of this
state The resolution passed upon a
! vote, and on motion OF Senator Day the
clerk OF the senate was directed to no
! tify the Minnesota representatives in
congress by telegraph OF the action OF
| the senate.
Senator Cronkhite, OF the committee
on Legislative expenses, reported favor
ably uDCn The resolution TO appoint T.
I. Stevens clerk OF the railroad COM
mittep. and the appointment was con-
frmed.
The appointments of E. S. Gaylord.
as clerk. and Z. Z. Lane, assistant clerk
of the Judiciary committee, were con-
frmeu upon recommendation Of the
same committee.
The recommendation of this commit.
tee to appoint w. P. Rayner, of St.Paul,
clerk or the committee on banks and
banking, and two others, met with op-
position frem Senator Fuller, who want
ed 10 give such places to others than
/ Democrats.
Senator Keller made all imprisoned
! aOOpal for the 1ppOlutmpnt Of bie news
paper friend. He said the Democrats
last fall placed patriotism above party,
and he had, two years ago, advocated
the appointment OF a Republican clerk.
when the senate was not Republican,
and he wanted to knew ii it mas the
intention of Republicans TO be clannisll.
on d roll call the appointment was con-
f! frEned by vote Of So to u.
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