The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-06
STILL AFTER THE
BOARD OF CONTROL
Bill Offered to Divest 1t of
Authority Over Schools
for Detectives

That an effort will be made to con-
trel still further the authority of the
state board of control, was made evil
dent yesterday when Senator Buck of
Faribault introduced a bill 10 divest
the board OF Jurisdiction over the state
schools for the deaf and blind at Fari-
bault
The bill provides for their manage
ment by the board of directors of
schools for the deaf and blind. its pro-
Visions to take effect Aug. l, 1905. The
board of directors is to elect a purchas-
ing agent. who will buy all the sup
plies for both institutions.
Inasmuch as this bill was introduced
inside the twenty day limit, when the
request of the governor is necessary
TO secure such introduction. il is
thought that Senator Buck has had
reasonable assurance of enough votes
TO pass the bill.
The bill was referred to the commit
tee on the deaf. dumb and blind
Representative Erickson's anti bucket
shop bill was passed without a single
opposing vote, 81 votes being recorded
in its favor.
A bill was offered, but recalled for
the purpose of introduction by the
judiciary committee this morning
which will permit the engrossing of all
WIS ny OI
ing the work TO be done in longhand,
as is now the case.
1t is necessary to expedite the work
OF engrossing bills said Senator Will
son, land the custom Of engrosSing
them in longhand only is senseless."
The bill extending the operation of
the Torrens system of transferring real
estate to all the counties of the state,
was recommended for indefinite post
ponement by the judiciary committee.
Senator Dale moved 1t be placed on
general orders, but it was laid over for
a day without action.
The senate passed twelve bills yes
terday. Among those of public inter-
est were a bill by Senator Putnam es-
tablishing a department of pedagogy
at the state university, one by Repre-
sentative Bennett establishing a school
of agriculture at CrookSton and a bill
mitment and railroading of children
to the state training school without
due process of law.
Passed by Senate
II. F. No. 4S5: By observation-disclosures
ing amusements in certain villages.
II. F. No. 522: BY Putnam-Establish-
ing department of pedagogy in the Uni
versity of Minnesota.
H. F. No 1872: BY Zelch-Relating to
the revolving fund at the state prison
II. F. No. 655: BY misunderstanding
the jurisdiction of the municipal court Of
Duluth.
s. F. No. sss: BY MISUNDERSTANDING
deposits by county treasurers realized
from sales of road bonds.
s. F. No. 1872: BY Brower-Legalizing
certain bitches under chapter 25s. General
Laws of 1901.
H. F. No. 272: BY Roberts-Providlng
for drainage of lands in certain cases.
ii. r. No. 293: BY ting
to the foreclosure OF mortgages.
II. F. No. No. 81: BY Erickson-Pro-
hibiting bucket shops and bucket shop
ping
II. F. No IS: BY Bennett-Establish-
ing branch schools of agriculture at
Crookston.
S. F. No. ass: BY Smith. E. E.
Amending chapter 81 relating to public
schools
S. F. No. 465: BY Dale-To prevent
railroading of boys and girls to state
training schools.
New Senate Bills
S. F. No. sol: BY Buck-To divest
board OF control of authority over Mime
sofa schools for deaf and blind at Fari-
bault. Deaf, dumb and blind.
>. r. No. 5O2: By StephenS-Relating
to property sold to state for taxes. Taxes
and tax laws.
S. F. No. 500: BY Cole-Appropriatin
$500 TO widen natural water courses con-
meeting lakes in Otter Tail county.
Finance.