The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-15
BUCK BILL BLOCKED
House Refuses to Make Meas.
ure a Special Order

In refusing to make a special order
for IL o'clock today of the Buck senate
bill separating the state institutions at
Faribault from. the jurisdiction of the
of the board of control, the house yes
terday indicated it's position on the
merits of the bill. There were fifty
four men who supported the motion OF
w. b. Anderson for the special order,
which required eighty votes. Should
the house reach the Buck bill in its
regular order, it will require but sixty
votes to pass it, and this number the
friends of the bill declare they have
already pledged. The vote yesterday
would scarcely confirm their claims,
for it is admitted that a number Of
members voted for the special order
that the bill might be discussed, but
who will not vote for it when it comes
up for final passage. The vote on the
Anderson motion stood:
Yeas-Adams, Anderegg, Anderson,
Armstrong, Bardwell, Bennett, Bouck,
Craig, De Laittre. Erickson, Flower,
Fraser, Fulton, Gates. E., Gates, ]. A,
Hammergren, Hayes, Hugo, Jacobson, Ju-
liar, Kelly. ]. B., Kelly, NJ, Krostue,
T., Lynch, Mackenzie, McColl, Mannix,
Mark. Meyer, Miller, Morley, Oleson, Pc
terson. o.. Peterson, S. D.. Putnam, Ri
der Roberts, Saari. Selb. Simons, Smith,
Stock, Swanson, Timberlake, Thompson,
Ware, Washburn, Wells, Wood, Wy
man-54.
Nays-Block, Bondy. Carl, Cole. Dalen.
Dorsey, Dowling, Fosseen, Gandrud. Han
afford, Harden. Haugen, Herbert, Het-
land, Hiile, Hines, Hinton, Jefferson,
Johnson, Larson. Lemon, Murray. Mork,
Nolan, w. A, Ofsthun, O'Laughlin. Up
dahl, Bitterness, Palmer, Pehler, Perley,
Rachie, Roclxne, Rosenthal, Rowe. Stone,
Teigen. Thundale, Wallace, Wichman,
Zelch, Speaker Clague-42.
Bills Passed by House
H. F. No. SS5: BY Roads and Bridges
Committee-An omnibus road and bridge
bill for 1906
deposits by county treasurers of moneys
realized from the sale of road and bridge
bonds.
II. F. No. SO5: BY Chamberiain-To re-
wise the probation system to permit of the
jurisdiction of juvenile courts in counties
of 60 900 and more.
H. F. No. SS7: BY Rider-Relating to
the correction of a certain plat of the
II. F. No. 254: BY MacKenzie-To pro-
vide pensions for citizen soldiers who in
Cured disabilities in the Indian wars of
1862.
s. F. No. AL: By ST. Louis Delegation
To establish court house commission
for st. Louis county
S. F. No 80: BY Schaller-To allow
prisoners accused of crime to plead guilty
without indictment by the grand jury
S. F. No. 206: BY Lord-To revise the
law legaliZing mutual life insurance COM
panles to operate On the stipulated pre-
MUM plan.
s. F. No. PA: BY Somerville-Relat-
ing to the addition of territory to all in
corporated cities containing 10000 inhab-
itants or less.
S. F. No. 2SS: BY Putnam-To amend
section /, of chapter 222, General Laws of
lo 1903, entitled An act to prevent aban-
of persons charged with the maintenance
thereof, to make such abandonment and
neglect unlawful and to prescribe pun
S. F. No S51: By Hawkins-To au-
thorize cities and villages in the state of
Minnesota now or hereafter owning and
operating water works. to extend their
and along any road, street, alley or publlc
highway in this state whether within or
without the corporate limits of such city
S. F. No. 1856: By schaller-To amend
section H. of chapter As, General Laws
1889, being section 452s of the General
Statutes of 1894, relating to the payment
of debts and legacies of deceased persons.
S. F. No. 246: By Jepson-To provide
for the payment of claims against the
state for animals killed under the provi-
sions of chapter 141. laws of 1908.
S. F. No. 143: BY Smith, E. E.-Per-
tanning to the reports of the Minnesota
State Horticultural society and appro-
prss'Re NM NmoneE% GE%5 foF p printing the same me;
an act to amend the military code relative
TO the participation of the national guard
In army maneuvers, the purchase of mil
itaTy stores, the composition of summary
courts and hospital corps and the award
of service decorations
S. F: No. 465: By Dale-A bill for an
for boys and girls, regulating commit
ments thereto and the management there
of, and repeating sections . 4, 5 and g. of
chapter 156, laws of 1899.
S. F. No. 294: BY McGill-A bill for an
act to provide for the addition of certain
territory to cities having a population of
80 600