St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-11


Senator Young contended that the
Dill had been kicked about the COM
mittees long enough.
Senator Durham said the bill should
not be delayed another half-hour 1t
, is a just measure, and it would be but
right that the country should have
I. some snare of the appropriations.
While Senator Howard was arguing
in favor Of delay until it should be
seen what condition the treasury is in
senator Heneman wanted to know if
1t was to be inferred that the county
should wait until every other interest
had secured all they wanted. Senator
howard declared that was not his
position.
senator Stevens said he had stood
almost alone in advocating the consti-
tutionalty OF the bill. He favored the
measure, but advised delay until an in
vest1sation Of the state of the treas
ury and contemplated appropriations
could be made. He had been surprised
to learn that prospective appropria-
tons would exceed the revenues, in
case the recommendation of the gov
erncr to reduce the tax levy should be
carried into effect.
finance committee was lost.
Discussing the bill upon it's merits
senator Greer stated that there is a
less sum than 100000 in the treasury
subject to appropriation. He ques-
toned the right to appropriate money
TO the various counties to be used in
oulialng roads and bridges. He found
counties lacking in enterprise enough
10 levy taxes to make local improve
ments. 70 secure funds from the state
Tor such purposes he pronounced pater-
nallsm of vicious character.
Inc bill being placed upon it's final
passage it went through by a vote Of
80 to 6.
SUGAR BOUNTY.
Inc Dill to pay bounty to the man.
ufacturers of beet sugar in this state
passed the senate and awaits the sig
nature of the governor to become q
law. 1t is Representative Blagik's bill
ana mad previously passed the house.
OTHER BILLS PASSED.
$. F. 65S, amending Section Z, chap
ter 3d. General Statutes of 1878, relating
10 attorneys, introduced by Senator
Stevens.
S. F. 5SS, introduced by Senator
Young,to amend section 1873. chapter Ga
General Statutes of 1873, relating TO gar.
niShees.
3. f. 4S7, introduced by Senator Stew
ems, to amend the election laws so as
TO allow the use of revolving ballot
boxes, designed to mix ballots.
D b. No. 600 substitute for S. F. No.
I76). to amend chapter S, General Laws
OF 1873, relating to examinations and
commitment to the Minnesota. State
hospitals for the insane and the su-
pervisfon and management thereof.
Peterson.
.. f. No. s453, to license and regulate
the business of storage companies and
PUBIC warehouses, etc., and to nro-
vide for violation of same.-Master-
man.
S. F. $50, to extend the contract for
publication Of the Minnesota supreme
court reports.-Stevens.
S. r. GA, to amend section 16 of
chapter 50, General Statutes 1878, relat-
ing to lien of attorneys.-Morgan.
). F. 600, prohibiting officers and en-
ployes of cities and counties in this
state from receiving fees as witnesses
In any case in which the state of Min
nesota, or any city or county in said
state, is a party.-Sheehan.
S. F. No. $50, to amend section one
hundred and twenty-six Q26) of chap
ter eleven QD, of the General Statutes
OF 1873 relating to county auditors fur
nishing towns with abstract of real
estate ssessments.-Fuller.
S. F. No. 6S5, to regulate the con-
struction and management. of city and
village lockups.-Barr ~
S. F. No. 661, to enable foreign guar
dams to foreclose mortgages by adver-
Observation-Disclosures a54. .l...5 - -
II. F. No. 243, to amend section 416, of
chapter "a, Of the General Statutes of
1878, providing for the continuance of
corporations for purposes of disposing
Of real estate and other property and
to wind up its business.-Barta.
H. F. 4S9, introduced by Dr. Zier, and
designed to enable boards of fire under
writer's Incorporated under the laws
Of this state to establish salvage corps
and fire patrols.
Fl. F. Ala, to exempt scales at certain
elevators and railroad yards from in
spection by city scalers of weights and
measures.
H. F. sol Substitute fer S. F. 62), to
encourage higher education in village
and town public schools.
II. T. 46S, to allow the state expert
mental station to acquire lands and
extend it's scope. Senator Cronkhite
said he did not want to be recorded as
voting against the bill, but he was not
sure that it was not designed to defeat
the drainage bill
H. F. No. 146, a bill for an act amend
ing section 80, of chapter /, of the Gen.
eraI Laws of the State OF Minnesota
for the year 1878, as amended by Sec
ton 4, of chapter GO, of the General
Laws of the State of Minnesota for the
year 1887, relating to redemption from
tax sales.-Cant.
H. F. SOS, designed to amend the
laws of 1893 so as to place villages
under the same regulations as cities
in cases of personal injuries.
H. f. 403, a bill legalizing sheriff 6
certificates issued on mortgage fore.
closure sales.-Johnson, E. G. (By re.
quest.
H F. 4O4, bill to legalize certain &C.
acknowledgements made by notaries pub.
lic.-Ferris.
H. F. It's, to amend chapter 14S OF
General Laws 1881, being an act enti-
tied "An act to prevent debtors from
giving preference to creditors, and tc
secure the legal distribution of property
of debtors among their creditors" etc
Reeves. By request)
S. f. 55S passed without a dissenting
vote. 1t is Senator McArthur's bill
relating to agreements by personal rep
| resentatives with their sureties in the
matter of depositing funds and assets
H. F. 326 passed the senate under G
suspension of rules. It is Representa-
| tive Cant's bill to fix fees Of clerks o.
| the district courts in counties having
population of 10000 up to 100000.
| STEAMER LIBRARY.
| S. F. 1876, as amended, was passed, un
der a suspension of rules, after beins
| favorably reported by the Ramsey
| county delegation. It authorizes tn,
city of st. Paul to appropriate $4,000 t.
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