The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-09
THE LEGISLATURE.
move for a reconsideration. The vote in
detail was as follows:

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move for a reconsideration The vote in
detail was as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Abbott, Argetsinger.
Cumming Cum Goodspeed,, Hagstrom, Hill,
Morris, Nelson, W, Pugh, Roberts,
Schurman, Simonson. finland, Won der
Weyer, Winston-20.
Nays-Messrs. Allen, Beach, Bean,
Boutwell,, Brusletten, Davis. Dyer. Est
By Hsng Peen 81 u, Fosnes, F9ss, Guttergon,
Collum, Mcneil. Marin, Medicraft, Nun
ger, Nelson, N. c., Nelson, n o., Neu-
bauer Ojen, OLSON. P, Peterson, X,
PPeln an gandor Peterson G., Plowman,
Iorson, Thauwald, Won Lehe, Weston,
Wethern, Wheaton, Wilkinson, Yale-44.
MR. UMLAND'S VAIN EFFORT.
Mr.. finland Deml, of Ramsey, at
tempted to have his bill making it a mis-
demeanor for boards or managers Of
state institutions to eXpend more than
the amounts allowed by the legislature,
advanced to the calendar The bill was
In the hands Of the printer, and although
MI finland explained, the provisions Of
the bill its absence from the files was
taken as an excuse to prevent it's adj
vancement.
MI Guttersen (Rep.), of Blue Eearth,
and Mr.. Riley Rep), of Jacksin, op-
posed the bill. The former on the ground
that he had never examined it, and the
latter on the ground that in case an in
st1tution should be overcrowded and the
managers were required to expend more
than the amount appropriated they
would be guilty, under the bill, of a mis-
demeanor.
Mr.. finland agreed to allow amend
ments to the bill when it was reached
| on the calendar, but this did not suit,
| and progress was reported.
DIED A DOUBLE DEATH.
The bill of Senator Daughertv ;RenN
| OF st. Louis, known as the anti-peddIers'
Dill, which was killed in the house Fri
| DAY, was reconsidered yesterday after
noon and placed on general orders, on
motion by Mr.. Medicraft Rep, of Ro-
| seau.
The motion was made at the time the
| attendance was light, but those who op-
posed the bill caught on after while and
MIR. Hennessy Oem), of Ramsey, secur-
| ed a reconsideration Of the vote and the
bill was again indefinitely postponed.
PRINTING BILLS KILLED.
Three bills were slaughtered by report.
| from the printing committee yesterday
| afternoon They were H. F. IT'S, provid-
Ing for the printing of annual statements
| OF county commissioners; H. F. 4s9, pro-
viding that papers printed in other than
the English language be declared legal
| publications If other requirements were
met, and H. F. COL, which made 1t neces-
sary for publishers of newspapers to OBJ
| tain written orders from subscribers In
order to collect for papers sent.
REFUSED TO CONCUR
The senate returned tho hill, ouo.a,--
the fish and game law passed by the
| house on Friday with several amend
ments, the most important one being that
eliminating spring shooting from the bill.
Mr.. Grondahl (Rep.), of Goodhue who
mad this clause inserted in the bill for the
| purpose Of allowing hunters in the south
ern part Of the state to do "a little shoot
| ing In the spring, moved that the house
| not concur in the amendments, and that
| a committee of conference be appointed.
The motion was adopted.
TORRENs TAX TITLES.
The house devoted three of the four
hours OF Its sessions yesterday to the
! consideration of H. F. 3D. by Mr. O'Neill
which provides for the adoption of the
| Torrens system of land transfers. Two
| thirds of the time devoted to the bill
was taken up in reading the ninety-six
sections and making amendments. 1t was
oruereu on the calendar, although the
author and the friends of the measure
admit that even should 1t pass the house
1t stands no chance of passing the SEN
ate.
Gov. Lind sent to the house three COM
munications One relating to the en-
largement of the binding Irvine plant at
| the prison. another to the reduction in
| the rate of interest to be paid by banks
on state funds, and the third relative to
| the irregularity Of the amendment of
1887 to the law concerning the filing of
| personal property tax lists.
| With the last communication Gov LIND
| sent bill providing for an amendment
to the law which makes the certifcation
| of personal property tax list by the coun-
| ty treasurer to the clerk of the district
| court prima facie evidence that all the
| provisions of the law have been com
| piled with.
Mr.. Dwinnell Rep.), Of Hennepin, in
formed the house that the provisions as
suggested by the governor had been COW
cred. fully in II. 4. 613, which he had in
4 traduced. and which had passed the
heussvand was now in the senate. The
j speaker referred the bill submitted By