The Saint Paul globe., 1905-01-17
state $4,000 month if he devoted his

state $4,000 month if he devoted his
whole time to the building.
That is all have to say, con-
Guided Mr.. Horton. Il don't wish to
be considered permiciously active in
this matter"
Senator Horton had no sooner sat
down than the senators who had voted
mo" began changing their votes, until
only the four already enumeraterd re-
manned on the negative side
The state capitol commission was
appointed under the law of 1893:s to
hold Office until the completion of the
building. The governor is ex-officio
a member of the commission, presid-
Ing at every meeting he happens to at
tend, but he has no vote.
Revised Code on Hand
On every senator's desk last night
reposed a copy of the revised code,
bound in buckram, and 1,070 pages
thick. 1t formed the subject matter
of the first communication received,
to-wit, from Secretary of State Han
son. That official informed the senate
that 500 copies had been received for
distribution. He further stated that
the West Publishing company had Of
fered to print and publish 1000 addi-
tional copies bound in buckram for
S1,470, or an equal number bound in
manila for 1915.
The secretary of states commune
cation included letter from Supreme
Court Justice e. A. Jaggard, repre-
senting that body, stating that the
court would not take any action rela
tive to the distribution of the code un-
til action had been taken looking to
the publication of additional volumes.
1t was the sense of the senators, ex-
pressed by Senator Thompson, that
LOCO additional copies be published
for distribution, and after adjournment
it was arranged that joint commit
tee of three from the senate and five
from the house be authorized to make
contract for the publication of the
additional volumes.
Will Reimburse Students
Students of the ST. Cloud normal
school, who suffered losses by the fire
at Lawrence hall-the girls dormi-
tory-last Saturday night, will be re-
imbursed by the state, if the house
cOncurs in resolution offered by Sem
ator Morgan and unanimously adopted.
1t directs the principal of the normal
school to forward estimates of the
losses sustained by the individual stu
dents to the end that each may be re-
imbursed if found expedient.
Senator Brewer, of st. Cloud, In
many OF the young women had suf-
fered considerable financial loss.
Senator Durant introduced bill for
bidding the sale by any person of wood
alcohol unless it is conspieuously la
beled Wood Naphtha,' and imposing a
fine of not less than $50, nor more than
$100, for violation of the law.
Governor Submits Appointments
Gov Johnson submitted the follow
ing appointments:
Members of state normal school
board, John c. Wise Jr., of Blue Earth
county, vice George. III. Clark term ex-
pired.
Member board of trustees of soldiers
home, A. l.. Sackett, Of Nicollet county,
vice Walter S. Weatherstone, term ex-
pired.
Member state board of health, Chris
topher Graham, Olmsted county, vice
Charles FL. Mayo, resigned.
Member state board of health, j. d.
McGaughey, Winona county, to succeed
himself.
Member state board of osteopathy,
Clara T. Gerrish. Hennepin county, to
succeed herself.
Member State Art society, Mrs. Will
liam Thompson, Ramsey county, to
succeed herself.
Gov. Johnson likewise submitted the
by Gov. Van SAINT.
All the appointments went over for a
day.
The senate adjourned until IL a. m.
today.