St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-02

Swanson, Taylor, Thorson, Underleak,
Vigen and Woodbridge.
AS passed the bill only carries an
appropriation of SIS 600 for each of the
years 1895 and 1896
GENERAL BUSINESS.
Mr.. Damp secured a suspension of
the rules to allow passage of Senator
Stockton's bill appropriating $500
to finish a building at the school for
detectives.
f1r. Scofeld made an effort to re-
call S. F. 81, from the senate, where it
had been returned with a house amend
ment. Mr.. Feig objected, and said the
senate was not treating the house
courteously in the matter. On his
motion the Scofield resolution was
tabled
Mr.. Wright introduced a resolution
to have bill drafted by the committee
on census, to provide for a census of
the people of Minnesota. Mr.. Gibbs
gave notice of debate, and the resolu-
ton went over under the rules. 1t
will be called up today.
Mr.. Dressed tried to secure consider
alton of his resolution, introduced
Thursday, to investigate worlds fair
expenditures, and Mr.. Furlong tried
to help him. On account of many
members being absent, however, ac-
ton was deferred.
Representative Juliar votes against
almost every measure that is up for
passage, but in spite of this fact the
house yesterday passed H. F. 283 This
is Juliar's bill to permit leveling and
seeding of the land on either side Of
public roadWays by farmers who own
land abutting on the roads.
PROPOSED LAWS.
Among bills introduced, of general
import, were the following:
H. F. 524, by Mr.. Mathieson, appro-
priating $4,000 annually, otter Aug. l,
1895, for the expense of enforcing the
laws relating to manufacture and sale
of baking powders, sugar, syrup,
vinegar, lard, spirituous and malt
liquors.
H. t. 523, by Mr.. Furlong, appro-
priating $4,000, to be paid to the sec
rotary of the state agricultural So
ciety, for the purpose of constructing
a system of water works at the state
fair grounds, for protection against
| fire.
H. F. 527, by Mr.. McInnis, provides
! that no action for the recovery of real
property, or possession thereof, shall
be maintained unless the plaintiff, his
ancestor, predecessor or grantor was
seized or possessed of the premises in
| question, within fifteen years before
! commencement of the action.
| H. +. 52S, by Mr.. Robillard, is bill
to abolish boards of public works and
rest their powers and duties in COM
mon councils. This bill was referred
to the Ramsey county delegation.
H. F. $50, by Mr.. Nicholson, pro-
vides that all personal property of cor
| porations shall be listed and assessed
in the town, village, or city where the
same is located, on the first day of
May, each year. A similar bill is H. F.
! 531, introduced by Mr.. Hinrichs.
| H. f. 525, by Mr.. Anderson, would pro-
hibit shipping any fish caught III Chisa-
! go county out of said county for the
| purpose of sale.
H. f. $50, by Mr.. McInnis, privides
that cents per net ton of registered
tonnage of vessels shall be received
in lieu of all other taxes.
H. F. 533, by c. A. Smith, by request,
makes all towns in the state, now or
hereafter organized, independent
school districts, and provides they
shall be distinguished as township dis
tricts.