The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-01-16
Senate Routine.

Bills introduced:
S. F. 40 tSmithJ-To amend statutes of 1894
concerning actions involving title to real
property. Judiciary.
5. f. Il (keller]-To provide for the taxation
OF express companies. Taxes and tax laws
D r. II tMtller)-To amend laws of 1887
regulating common carriers and the railroad
ana warehouse commission. 1t provides for
the election Of the members of the commission
SION beginning II dGg with the election of 1898.
state treasurer. Judiciary
3 +. ~ tSperry)-To appropriate $3, 800 for
additional land for state public school. State
public school.
s. F. 40 (Spencer)-For state public school
military code. Military affairs
5. f: 46 (Smithl-To establish a state pub
lie school at Detroit. MINI. State Public
school.
S. F. 81 (Stevens)-To amend laws relating
to requirement of easement by auction, etc
Judiciary .--r--
S. F. 48 (Stevens)-To require personal no.
Corporations. -aH- - -~i''F
S: F. 40 tTheden)-To amend election law
of 1895. Elections.
S. F. 80 (Theden)-To amend laws of 1895
relative to primary elections. Elections
S. F. 81 (Theden)-To amend Law. governing
registration at elections. Elections.
S. f. - (Theden)-To amend laws of 1893
regulating elections Elections
s. F.. "a (Theden)-To amend laws OF 1893
regulating registration at elections. Elec-
lions. z-.-. is.-
S. F. 50 (Theden)-To amend laws of 1893,
regulating elections. Provides for the collec-
ton Of only one fee from any candidate Elec-
lions. ~
S. F. SO (Theden)-To amend laws of 1893,
regulating elections. Elections.
S. F. 81 CTheden)-To amend laws of 1898,
regulating elections. Excludes outsiders from
handling ballots during the count. Election.
S. F. IS CTheden)-To amend laws of $685.
regulating elections. Providing gate keepers
at polling booths. Elections .. .-..-l.-
President Gibbs added Senators Greer and
MpHalp odn ion Il
Senator Miller and Stebbins to the committee
on railroads. Senators Miller, Masterman and
Roverud were appointed to consider the prop
osition Of Minneapolis newspaper to publish
a report of the legislative proceedings.
Senator knatvold presented petition from
the people of Freeborn county, protesting
against the confirmation of DR.. Reynolds as
successor to DR.. Hewitt on the board of
health. which is printed in full elsewhere
A resolution by Senator Wing. providing
for the employment of a jantor at So per day
was adopted under suspension of the rules
W. X. Butler will probably be, appointed to
the position. Senator Cukin said the spit
toons were so filthy they endangered the pub
lie health.
The committee on rules was instructed to
draft rule for the government of the Off
GERS and employees of the senate.
The legislative expense committee report
which was adopted, allows the following
clerks and employees
Miss Rose Forsythe senate stenograDher
s. per day; Mae Rider, judiciary stenographer
So per day: 10 E. Jackman, tax laws, etc.. S.
per day; r. r. Hutchinson. railroad and
grain and warehouse. 50; E. f. Lane, assistant
clerk of judiciary. S.; E. S. Gaylord, chief
clerk, judiciary, S.; c, E. Mcmillan. printing
education and insurance municipal legislation
and corporations. So: Robert Sinclair post
Office messenger. S1.50 per day; W. w. Mccoy
! to have charge of toilet room. So H. E. Skin
ner, enrolment; VI. Buck, engrossng, So; L.
J. AhlstrOm. finance committee, George La
Fond. logs and lumber, and other committees,
So
Adjourned after an executive session, until
II a. N. Tuesday.