The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-04-18
SENATOR'S HAVE CHANCE
TO SAVE PET BILLS

TO SAVE PET BILLS
When the senate reconvened in the
evening, the usual custom was follow
ed-that of allowing each senator in
order to call up one bill.
Before proceeding with this order
the senators entertained the spectators
with a Spat over a resolution to pay S.
Dahlen $3.50 for service in the cloak
room. The resolution was offered by
Senator Peterson and supported by
Senator Dale. Senator Schultz, chair
man of the committee on claims, Of
fered a minority report, recommending
indefinite postponemept, as it did not
appear that Dahlen had ever been
hired by the senate.
The minority report was not sus-
tanned, but the majority report Jared
no better, as it was laid on the table,
so Mr.. Dahlen will not receive the
money.
Senator Cowan's bill, senate file No.
37S, to change the name of Pine coun-
ty to Glover county, was amended by
the house by providing that the name
might be so changed by the county
commissioners on a petition for such
change signed by SIS per cent of the
residents of the county. The bill as
amended was repassed.
No Appropriation for Statue
Senator McGilrs bill providing for Il
commission, consisting of j. ]. Hill, T
B. Walker and ]. T. McCleary, which
shall cause statue of the late Alex
ander Ramsey to be placed in Statuary
hall al Washington, and appropriating
SIS, 900 therefor, was amended by the
house, which struck out the appropria-
ton. The senate repassed as amended.
The appropriation will be asked for
two years hence.
The hnuSa hill prnUidipO FOR. fla N
pointment of a state fire marshal at
an annual salary of $4,000 was passed.
Senator Barker's chance proved IN
lucky. He called up Representative
Wyman's bill providing for special
findings by juries of contributory neg
ligence of plaintiffs in personal injury
cases, but when he moved for suspen-
sion of a roll call. The motion was de-
ed for a roll call. The motion was de-
feated by II to 30-which killed the
bill
Senator Calhoun objected to suspen>
sion of the rules to allow the passage of
Representative Peterson's bill, called
up by Senator Cooke, making 25 cents
the maximum charge for transmitting
telegraph messages within the state.
On roll call the motion was defeated,
receiving only &c votes to 16 against,
which killed the bill.
Passed by Senate
II. F. No. SIS: BY Nolan. w. A.-Reouir-
ing halls and theaterS in all cities of Min
nesota to be furnished with asbestos or
other incombuStible curtains and providine
for the enforcement thereof
II. f. No. rs: By Smith-Proposing an
amendment to article of the consfitu-
ton of the state of Minnesota. authorizing
special legislation in regard to cities.
H. F. No. 343: BY Rowe-Proposing an
amendment to article ! of the constitution
of the state of Minnesota, providing that
any person may sell or peddle the prod
ucts of the farm or garden occupied and
cultivated by him, etc.
H. F. No. 80: BY Nolan. w. A., as
Amended-Regulating the handling OF
freight in carload lots by railroad com
panies, shippers and consignees and
equaliZing car service charges and penal
ties, for the use and detention of cars
and failure to furnish cars and transport
the same.
H. F.. No 34--To establish a free pub
lie employment bureau in cities of SO, 600
inhabitants or over and to provide for the
conduct and maintenance of the same.
II. F: No: S39: BY Hickey-Prohibiting
the sale of Intoxicating liquors and for
the granting of license for the sale of
spirituous and vinous liquors and provid-
ing for penalt for the violation thereof
h. +; No. S39: BY Hickey-Prohibiting
| the sale of Intoxicating liquors and for
the granting of license for the sale of
! spirituous and vinous liquors and provid-
| ing for penalty for the violation thereof.
5: +. No. 1896: BY Barker-Relating to
H. F. No. SIC: By Wells-Providing for
the separation from villages of unplatted
agricultural lands included within the
| corporate limits of such villages, in GER
| tain cases.
H. F. No. S23: BY wallace-To amend
chapter 10 of the General Laws of Min
| nesota for 1901. entitled an act to amend
section 10 of chapter 352 of the General
laws of Minnesota for the year 1899. en-
titled. An act to encourage better con-
dition of the public schools and to appro-
pirate money therefor, and repeating
chapter 144 of the General Laws of 1881
and other act amendatory thereof
H. F. No. 467: By Pehler-To amend
section ATS of chapter 81. relating to the
recording of marriage certificates
act to amend sections l and of chapter
154 of the General Laws of Minnesota for
1899, entitled an act establishing proba-
| ton system for juvenile delinquents as
Laws of Minnesota for 1903 and to amend
section of said chapter 154 of the Cen
eral Laws of Minnesota for 1899 as
amended by chapter 102 of the General
Laws of Minnesota for 1901 and CHAPTER
1908. -O'
II F. No. 23s: BY Mannix-Regulatin
all assignments. sales and transfers OF
wages or salary.
H. F. No. 1853: BY Chamberlain-Regu
lating the treatment and control of de-
pendent. neglected and delinquent children
H. F. No. 33s: BY Bouck-To amend
| section % of chapter 352 OF the General
! Laws of 1899. section % OF chapter 352
| of the General Laws of 1899. as amended
by chapter 1S9 of the General Laws OF
Laws of 1903. and section IS of chapter
352 Of the General Laws of 1899 as
amended by chapter 1S9 of the General
Laws of 1901 and chapter 1874 of the Gen.