The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-01-27
PROVIDES SEPARATE
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Bill to Searegate Sexes in In
dustriaI Institutions Is
introduced

L lie sdSildIlOn begun Dy the state Ieu-
Grafton of women's clubs. for the segre-
cation Of the sexes at the state indus.
trial school at Red Wing found ex-
preston in a bill introduced in. the
house yesterday by j. A. Anderegg, of
LIE Sueur.
The bill authorizes the appointment
| of commission of five to select a site
for an industrial school for girls, and
appropriates 100000 for the erection
| of necessary buildings. The school,
| when established, is to be under the
management of the board of control,
| but the Anderegg bill provides for an
advisory board of women visitors, who
shall have general supervision of the
administration Of the school.
The bill was referred to the house
| committee on state training school. and
favorable report is expected from the
committee. 1t will then go to the COM
mittee on appropriations, and here the
prospect for its passage is said TO be
less encouraging. With the interests
of the other institutional towns de-
handing large appropriations, and with
the amount available for appropriation
in the state treasury under the present
will be made to materially reduce the
appropriation carried by the bill, and
Red Wing people, who are counted on
to fight the bill, may succeed in accom-
plishing its defeat.
Committee on Site
Frank M. Eddy, Sank Center; John
]. Furlong, Austin; Cyrus K. Bartlett,
st. Peter; John L. Washburn, Duluth,
and Gideon S. Ives, st. Paul, are named
as the commission to determine and
purchase the site for the girls school.
The bill provides that the site selected
shall be easily accessible to st. Paul
and Minneapolis, but it shall not be
within five miles of any existing state
Institution, nor within thirty miles Of
the state training school at Red Wing.
An appropriation of $500 is made for
the expenses Of the commission to Sc
lect the site, and the bill provides that
the management of the institution shall
be vested in the state board of control.
1t shall be known as the Minnesota
state industrial school for girls, and
shall be completed and ready for oc-
cupancy by Aug. 1, 1906 The officers
and employees shall all be women, ex-
cept that the board Of control may en-
gage a man as steward and men as
farm laborers.
Provides Women's Board
An advisory board of five women, to
be named by the governor, but on the
recommendation of the State Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs, is authorized,
but it. is provided that none of the
women's board of visitors shall be
named from cities having state institu-
lions. The board of visitors is charged
with at least semi-annual visits to the
institution and are authorized to ex-
a rf tIo off
Ihey may transfer incorrigible girls to
the st. Cloud reformatory. H3asss-7sssf
The bill carries an appropriation of
100000 to build the new training
school, and to install the necessary
furniture and equipment. It is ex-
pected that there will be a decided
competition, should the Anderegg bill
pass the legislature, between towns
eligible for the location of the school.
LIE Sueur is the most active candi-
date, and the provisions of the An
deregg bill relating to the location of
the school were drawn with special
reference to LIE Sueur's adaptability to
meet the conditions.
New House Bills
II. f. No. SO: BY Collaborating for a
state 6oa .SI of Of immigration and appro
RIPaating $4,000 annually for two Years
81: F.: No. 80: BY Lewis, R. T.-Re
quiring payment of taxes by claimants to
real estate under law of adverse pos
session judiciary.
H. F: No. 100: BY Roberts-Prouiding
for capital stock of certain insurance conn
panies Insurance.
H. F. No. 1O1: By Armstrong-Au-
thorizing Lioyds insurance companies to
transact sprinkler leakage insurance. IN
H. F. No. 1o2: BY Morse-Permitting
mutual fire insurance companies to en-
gage in insurance of grain and grain ele-
yatorS. Insurance
H. F. No. 1903. BY Johnson-To reim-
burse Sherman S. Smith,. member of
the legislature. for his expenses of con-
test. Claims. Et-l
H. F. No. lo4: BY Mark-To. reim-
burse Andrew J. Poole for injuries sus-
tanned in an accident at the state fair
grounds in 1904. Claims
H. F. No. 105: BY Anderegg-Provid-
ing for the creation of commission to
select a site for the girls Industrial
school, to provide for NE management
of the same and appropriatirg S1O0 900
for Its erection. State training school,
II. +. No. 106: By FlowersTo abolish
tree bounty law of 1873 Forestry.
II. F. No. 107: Providing for the con-
solidation of a private cemetery with an
Incorporated cemetery. General legisla-
ton. - &c - =
H. F.. No. 10s: Providing for the election
of road overseers at township elections.
Towns and counties
H.. F. No. ITO: By Bendy-Licensing
peddlers In counties of less than $4,000
population by boards of county commits
sloners. Towns and counties.
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