The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-25
may FIND HASTE WASTE
BOARD OF GAME AND FISH COM
MISSIONERS SEEM TO HAVE
OVERLOOKED A BET
HAVE NOT BEEN CONFIRMED
But They Went to Work Yesterday
and Perfected What Appeared
to BE an Organiza-
ton.

The senate overlooked something yes
terday, and as a result some important
appointments by Gov. Van SAINT are still
unapproved. Wednesday came before the
senate for approval the names OF James
e. Weirick, of Ramsey county, to the
board of dental examiners; of members
of the game and fish commission, head
ed by S. F. Fullerton, and of a member
of the state board of pharmacy, DR..
Louis Trautman, whose appointment was
confirmed under suspension of the
rules.
The senate adjourned until Monday
evening, and the question of approving
the nominees has gone over, perforce,
until that time.
Apropos, the board of game and fish
commissioners met yesterday and organ
lied, electing S. F. Fullerton executive
agent. One of the first acts of the par
TALLY qualified executive agent was to in
form Clerk James Rooney that his serv-
ices are dispensed with. Mr.. Rooney
didn't like that, because he had sent in
his resignation to the old board, to take
effect Immediately after its dissolution,
for the express purpose of forestalling
any move like that of yesterday on the
part of the new regime. His appoint
ment he says was made to hold good
until his successor is appointed and quail
flied.
SENATE SESSION WAS SHORT.
Senator Stockton presided for twenty
minutes over calm and composed SEN
ate yesterday. Lieut.. Gov. Smith went
to Fargo Wednesday evening to attend
New England reunion, which explains
why the senior senator was acting lieu
tenant governor. Rev. DR.. Parker Of
fered prayer. The session was q short
one, and but two bills were introduced,
one of which was presented by Senator
Wilson, by request, and provided for the
conveyance to the United States Of seven
acres of land in Hennepin county, now
embraced in the soldiers home tract.
This conveyance is desired that the gov
eminent may have the needed space for
completing Lock and Dam No. l in the
mississippi The other measure was in
troduced by Senator Gausewitz and has
local application to the city or Owatonna
1t provides for the investment In certain
cases of trust funds, bequeathed or
given for educational purposes, for the
establishment and maintenance of kim
dergarten schools.
WILL HAVE A BIG COMMITTEE.
Senator Daugherty, for the. committee
on conference, which was appointed on
Wednesday to confer with the house
committee to adjust the differences be-
tween the two houses with reference to
the makeup of the joint reapportionment
committee, yesterday reported that the
joint conference committee had agreed to
d committee composed of fourteen sena-
tors and seventeen representatives. The
report Of the committee was adopted
and Gov. Smith will on Monday evening
name the additional seven members from
the senate.
Senator SOmerville, for the committee
on corporations, reported favorably the
Celler A. o. u. w. measure, S. F. No g.
which was given its second and third
reading and passed under suspension of
the rules, for the reason that the grand
lodge Of the A. o. U. w. will shortly
meet here.
The consideration of former Gov. Lind's
recess appointments is again deferred.
The consideration was made a special
order week ago for today, but the gen.
eral sentiment favored adjournment yes
terday, ard Senator Schaller moved that
the special order be postponed until
Thursday at II o'clock which motion
carried. 1t is rumored that on Thursday
motion to indefinitely postpone the
matter will be carried.
5. F. 10, the Wilson measure relating
TO the preparation and settlement of
bills Of exception in civil actions, was
reported favorably by the judiciary COM
m.ttee and given its second reading.
Adjournment was taken until Monday
evening at o'clock