St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-25

amending it. It was thought it would
be easier to enacG'any desired amend
mentS before The bill became law than
after if had received the governors sig
nature.
Representative Hartshorn had better
luck with bis bill, II. T. 8, which per-
mits under certain conditions change
of the names of villages. The bill was
passed under suspension of the rules.
On motion of Representative Toss
H Z. II was recalled from the COM
mttee to which it had been referred,
MIR. FoSs explaining that he had intro
duced the bill by request, aud subse-
Quentiy learned that 1t contained pro-
visions that he did not approve.
A lengthy petition was read and re-
ferred, in which strong plea was made
for reduction of freight rates.
Resolutions were introduced looking
to the appointment OF a clerk for the
railroad com mittee aud an assistant
clerk for the Judiciary committee. The
name of Owen Mulgrew was placed
among the list Of candidates for cloak
rooms.
There was quite spirited discussion
upon the passage OF the university de-
ticiency bill. 1t was claimed by the
friends of the measure that there was
urgent necessity for its immediate pas
sage, but Representative Warner made
strenuous objections i'll which he was
supported by Representative jacobson
and. to the surprise OF all, Underwood.
The matter was given 4 hot discussion
and went TO the committee on appTOpri-
atoms. which met Immediately after ad
tournament, anu, after consulting with
Senator Wyman, recommended its pas
sage. 1t will probably go through to-
day under suspension OF the rules.
Representative Nelson proposes to
come TO the relief of the embarrassed
state which has au elevator site. but no
elevator, at Duluth. He Introduces a
bill for constitutional amendment
which will make it possible Tor future
legislatures to bull an elevator with
out knocking corners Off Of the conSti-
tuition.
Besides II. f. 3. which was passed
under suspension of the rules, the fol-
lowing bills were faVorably recom-
mended by the judiciary committee:
Il. Z. No. Z, relating TO election of
county commissioners; II. +. No. IS,
relating 10 bounty on wolves; Il. +.
No. IS, relating to aiming of fire
arms at persons; II. L. No. 81, to pre-
vent corrupt practices at elec5ious:
II. T. No. -. concerning relief OF fire.
men, and II. f. No. 20, to appropriate
money for drainage III northern Min
nesota.
The following is the routine record Of
bills introduced in the house:
BY Representative Nelson, Ii. F. No.
100-To amend section ). article 9, of the
constitution by allowing the state to
construct grain elevators. Grain and
warehouses,
BY Representative RObillard. II. T.
No. 10l-Making liquor licenses non
transferable. Temperance.
By Representative Smith, Z. E., II. f.
No. l02-TO IegaliZe certain convey
ances made by heretofore married
women. Judiciary.
BY Representative Cross. H. (. No.
l03-An act for detaching villages from
townships. Judiciary committee.
BY Representative Leach. H. +. No.
l04-An act to amend existing laws re-
laIing to an appeal in the matter of lay
ing out new highways. Committee on
judiciary
By Representative Barta. II. F No.
1C5 10y request)-Io amend existing
laws relating TO justices OF the peace Ill
st. Paul. 1mmittee on judiciary.
BY Representative Swanson. Ii. Z.
No. l06-An act to amend existing laws
relating to the sale Of Intoxicating
liquors. Committee on temperance.
BY REPRESENTATIVE Taliman, Ii. L. No.
107-An act relating to county superin-
tendents OF schools. Committee Oh eGu-
cation.
BY Representative Hartshorn. II. f.
No. 107-An act TO provide $4,000 out of
the internal fund of the state to dram
swamps aud provide certain highways
i'll Todd county. Committee on roads
and bridges