The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-18
OMNIBUS BILL IS
PATCHED AND PASSED
House Finally Agrees to Action
of Its Conference Com
mittee

session or the legislature, which it is
estimated would have cost 100000.
The conference committee reached a
compromise by which the state univer-
sitys appropriation for a new main
building was restored to its original
figures, less $4,000.
This was the item over which the
two houses began the quarrel that
threatened at one time to end in a fail
ure to agree on an appropriation bill.
The conference also restored the $780,
600 appropriation to the state agricul-
tural college and $4,000 for the st.
Cloud normal school, but also obtain
ed certain concessions from these inSti-
buttons.
AS finally passed by both houses the
bill carries $4,000 more than when it
was reported by the committee to the
two houses on Friday
The senate acted first on the bill and
it came to the house at 1920 last
night The report of the conference
committee was Immediately adopted
without division, but on the roll call a
total of thirty members, including
practically all the Democrats of the
house, cast their votes against the
bill. There were eighty votes for the
bill, which at 1890 was declared pass
ed and its title agreed to-
Roberts Warns House
Chairman w. P. Roberts of the APP
preparations committee raised his
voice in protest as he heard the mega
tive votes being cast against his pet
bill. -->a
Members of this house are laboring
under deluSion in voting against this
BILL the chairman said. THE report
was unanimously agreed to in confer
ence representing all the opposing ele-
ments in this house. If this bill is lost
Z will how 10 cf -1lx
special session of the legislature, cost
ing 100000
Several members who had voted in
the negative changed their votes. The
vote on the final passage:
Yeas-,,Adams, Anderson. Armstrong,
Bouck, Carlson, Chamberlain Cole. Craig,
Dalen. Deegan. DeLaittre, Ekman. Erick-
son, Flower. Fosseen, Fulton, Gandrud,
G Ga E., Gates Al Han9foTd Hanson
Hogue, Hugo, Johnson, Kelly, ]. b, Kel-
Iy, NJ, Klein, Krostue. Lemon, Lennon,
Lewis, J. T., Lewis, r. T., Lund, Mac
Morse, Murray Nelson, Nolan, w A,
Nolan, w. l., Ofsthun, Oleson, Pehler,
Perley. Peterson, o., Peterson. S. D., Put
Selb. Simons. Skinner, Smith, Stock,
Stone, Timberlake. Thompson. Wallace,
Ware, Washburn, Wells, Wood, Wyman,
Nays-Anderegg Block, Carl. Denzer,
Dorsey, Tanning, Fraser, Hammergren,
Handlan, Herbert Hickey, Jacobson; JEFF
O'Laughlin, Opdahl, bitterness, Palmer,
Rachie, Ramsland, Swanson, Teigen,
Thayer. Thundale, Vollmer, Wichman,
Wohlhuter-30.
Work of Conference
After being In conference from 2
o'clock until after yesterday after
noon, the senate and house conferees
on the omnibus appropriation commit
tee came to a unanimous agreement.
The committees report gave the uni
versity for its main new building $780,
600, the payments TO be made 100000
in 1906 and $4,000 in 1907. The con-
ference resulted In restoring to the bill
the $4,000 for a new auditorium at the
state agricultural college, but the
amended bill reduces one half the APP
preparation of $4,000 for the purchase
of additional lands for the state col
lege at st. Anthony Park.
The item of $4,000 for the new model
school building at the st. Cloud normal
school is also restored, but there is de-
Quoted from the list of appropriations
for that school an item of $4,000 to
connect the school with the state re-
formatory water works plant.
The GlenwOod fish hatchery appro-
priation of SIS, 900 for new bass ponds
at that institution is put back in the
bill.
AS a result of the houses attack on
the bill the omnibus appropriation bill
carries $4,000 more than it did when
II came to the house.
The house conferees named yesterday
morning when the house refused to
concur in the senate's action on the
omnibus bill were: w. p. Roberts, H.
w. Putnam, r. j. Wells, NJ. d. Flower,
A. j. Rockne, Ward Stone and w. A.
Nolan.
Passed by the House
H. F. No. 735: BY Cole (by request
To require public officers. except members
of the legislature and their appointees, to
file annual statements with the secretary
of state of their salaries and fees.
II. F. No. $50: BY Lemon-To author
ize the transcribing of public records Of
the office of register of deeds Of Ramsey
county.
II. No $50: Bv Bardwell-Makine GER
H. F. No. 707: BY Insurance Commit
tee-To create the Office of state fire
marshal and providing for a percentage
tax on insurance premiums.
II. F. No. 476: BY Dunn-To authorize
cities of over $4,000 to sell unredeemed
local Improvement certificates.
board Of control power to proceed to dis
charge of insane persons from the in
sane asylums Of the state;
S. F. No. 429: BY McGill-To permit
for pecuniary profit to increase the num-
Der of their directors.
S. F. No. 220: BY Thorpe-Regulating
the bonds of school districts.
S. F. No. 337: BY Schaller-Relating
TO the burial place for INDECENT and in
sane soldiers and sailors who may die in
any hospital or asylum for the insane.
S. F. No. 273: BY EveTett-Relating to
the election of township supervisors and
other township officers.
s. F. No 293: BY Alley--Invalidating
tax certificates issued more than six years
ago unless presented for payment before
S. F. No. 1856: By Lord-Requiring no
tice of expiration of redemption to be
given by the state on lands bid in by the
state and sold for taxes.
s. F. No. 449: BY st. Louis County
acknowledgement boards of edu-
cation in cities of so, 600 or more to make
rules and regulations for the government
of their schools.
S. F. No. Isl: BY Lord-Defning the
property rights of married women and en-
larging their powers Of contract
S. F. No 21S: BY Calhoun-Abolishing
days of grace.
S. F. No 2S9: BY Observation-Disclosures
cities OF 10000 and less to issue bonds for
waterworks purposes on q two thirds af-
firmative vote Of the electors of such city.
S. F. No. 167: BY McNamee-To amend
the act relating to the publication of pro-
posed charter amendments for cities oper-
ated under home rule charters.
s. F. No 239: BY Misunderstanding to
penalties, costs and interests on real es-
S. F. No. 429: BY Thorpe-To regulate