St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-07

mittees on rules and on printing for
the purpose Of instructing the public
printer.
Senator Heneman reported that the
enrolling committee had found Senate
Files 40, 79 and 46, had been correctly
enrolled
New Appointments.
Gov. Clough sent in communications
stating that he had appointed DIR.
Charles Simpson, of Hennepin county,
to take the place of DR.. R. j. Hill on the
state board of medical examiners, and
Dr.. Justus Ohage, of Ramsey county,
to succeed himself on the same board
for terms ending the first Monday in
January, 1898; also E. Z. Wade. OF Mar
tin county, to succeed himself as men,
Der OF the state board of equalization
for the term ending January, 1897, he
being member from the Sixth judicial
district.
Senator Stevens motion 10 consider
the appointments In open session pre-
vailed, and the appointments were con-
firmed, or motion of Senator Greer.
A communication from Gov. Clough
notified the senate that he had approved
S. Z. No. l52 and S. +. No. II.
The following house bills were given
second reading: 121, 81, &c, Ill, lS4,9S
and 223. On motion of Senator Schaler
it was agreed that II. L. No. 50 should
take the place of S. T. No. s.
The following senate bulls were given
second reading: Senate Files IA, 10,
40, 146 ana 70.
House File No. was given third
reading and passed.
Committee OF the whole.
The senate took up general orders rs
a committee of the whole, with Senator
Stevens in the chair.
The following bills were taken up and
acted upon, and the report of the COM
mittee OF the whole was adopted sub
sequently. as indicated below: 5. Z.
No. 3, relating to the appointment of
deputy village clerks. introduced by
Senator Roverud Recommended TO
pass.
S. F. No. 67, to organize medical
corps i'll the national guard; referred to
the finance committee OH motion of
Senator Ozmun, with the understanding
that it retains its place on general or
ders.
S. F. No. 90, to appropriate $1,000 for
Improvements at the Lake View mill
tary grounds, amended OH motion Of
Senator Greer and recommended to
pass.
>. F. No. 90, referred to Senator
Sperry to be redrafted So as to comply
with the rule requiring bill to reclte
the whole section amended.
S. f. No. 1872. providing for repeating
the law establishing an ineUriate hos
ptal at Roches ter; referred back to the
committee OH hospitals for the insane
for the purpose of making different
pro vision for care of inebriates.
S F. No. 1S7, relating to the sale OF
intoxicating liquors, referred 10 the
committee OH temperance, on motion OF
Senator Pottgieser, for amendment.
S. +. No. 81. to amend the penal
code, recommended to pass on motion
Of Senator Schaller.
S. T. No. 81, introduced by Senator
Hits, S. F. No. Isl. introduced by Sena-
tor Schailer, and S. f. No. 100. intro
duced by Senator Howard. all Of which
amend existing laws, were recommend
ed to pass, as was also s. +. No. l8s,
which is substitute for S. f. IS, max
ing husband and wife Jointly liable for
wages Of household servants.
S. +. No. 95 was referred back to the
| Judiciary committee te be redrafted, so
as to include the whole section 10 be
ameuded. This is Senator RingdaFs
| bill to reduce the interest on judgments
! to ~ per cent.
S. +. No. 6S, to repeal the bounty for
arrest of horse thieves, was recommend
| ed for Indefinite postponement.
Must Economic.
At the meeting of the senate finance
committee it was decided to recommend
the indefinite postponement of 5. f..
No. 81, being the OZmun bill to create a
medical corps i'll the national guard.
The reason for this action is an insult
ficiency of funds. S. +. No. l, intro
duced by Ozmun and providing for re-
| organizing the state military, was laid
| over for future consideration.
II. T. No. 1S4. to appropriate $4,000 to
cover deficiency in the office OF the
state auditor. will be recommended to
| pass.
s. T. Nc. LOG. being the Stebbins bill
to establish fourth hospital for the in
sane near the Twin Cities, was laid
| over for future consideration.
| S. f. No. 80, relating to establishing a
normal school at Duluth, wilt be recon-
nended for indefinite postponement.