THE SESSION'S WORK. ■
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A Record of the Work or the Legislature
for the Past Sixty Days. I
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BILLS WHICH lIAYE BECOME LAWS
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Appropriations, Amendments to the ,
Statutes, for Local Government.
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Amending General Laws. (
To ammeud section 1, chapter 71, general stat
utes 1878, as amended by chapter 45, general laws
1881. * i
To amend sections 3, 4 and 5, chapter G3, gen
eral statutes of 1878. • i
Do amend section 15, chapter 17. general ]
statutes 1878.
To amend section 12, chapter 56, general stat- (
utes 1878, relating to the partition and distriba- ■
tion of estates. , I
To amend the general laws of 1681, relating
to the State Horticultural society. (
To amend section 24, chapter 95, general laws
1878. i
To amend Bection 24, chapter 95, general
statute - of IS7B.
To __ the compensation of certain county offi
cers of Hennepin county. i
To amend section 2, chapter G, lend stat
utes IS7S-
To amend section 1 of chapter 00. geuaral stat
utes 1878.
To amend section 150, chapter 65, genera] i
Etatutt-s 1878.
To amend section 11, chapter 61, general stat
utes 167 8. i
To amend eection 175. chapter 8, general stat- i
utes 1878,. and to repeal section i. cliajiter 119,
general laws 18811 :
To amend sections 75 and 79, chapter 30, .en
end statutes of i 873.
To amepd section li. chapter 67 of general
statutes, m relation to costs.
To amend section __, title 4, chapter 6 of the
general statutes I&7S, as amended by chapter C
of the general laws of 188!, as amended by chap- :
tor SO oE the general laws of the extra session of
the legislature 1881 approved Nov. 22, 1881,
authorizing the state treasurer to borrow money
for the state revenue fund. _■-
To amend chap sof the general statutes
1878, relating to the priming and distribution of
tire laws and documents.
To amend section 2, 16 anil 22 of chapter 39 of
the general statutes of 1878, in relation to chat
tel mortgages.
To amends Gl. title 3, chapter 64 of the
general statutes of 1878,' in relation to tlie time
of holding courts in Hart county.
To amend sections 76, 81 and 83 of general
statutes of 1878, relating to public highways.
To amend subdivision 1 << section 6of chapter
81 of general statu) of 1878, in re^ationto the
foreclosure of mortgage.-".
To amend Bection hi of chapter 81, general
statu-'- 1878, relating to foreclosure of mort
gages by action.
To amend chapter 76 of the general laws of
1879, entitled an aci to promote immigration.
To amend section 888, chapter "4 of general
statutes of 1878, as amended by chapter 20, of
general laws of 1881, relating to town ranee
companies.
To amend section 2 of chapter 123 of the gen-"
eral laws of 1881. relating to insurance.
To amend section 90, title 1, chapter 84, gen
eral statutes, relating to religious corporations.
To amend section 297, title 6, chapter 34,|g«n
eral statutes 1878, relating to insurance.
To amend chapter 72 of the general laws of
1381, relating to the State Horticultural society. I
Amending the statutes of 1881, relating to the
repayment of money paid in at tax sales, where
such Bales are void.
Amending the statutes relating to the publica
tion of statements of banks.
Amending the statutes of 1878, relating to re
turns of votes i'<>." members of the legislature.
Amending the statutes of 1878, relating to the
deposits of state funds.
Amending the statutes of 1878, relating to the
relief of the poor.
Amending the general statutes relating to town
ship insurance companies;
To amend the statutes of 1878, relating to the
incorporation of Masonic bodies.
Amending the statutes of 1881, relating to tho
inspection of steam pollers.
Amending general laws, age 5.
Amending the statutes of 1878, relating to
the fraudulent sale of mortgaged property.
Amending the statutes relating to insurance
companies.
Amending the general statutes of 1878, relat
ing to tlie drawing of juries,
Amending the statutes of 1873, prohibiting
tha sale of Uquor within one mile of the stato
university.
Amending tho statates relating to charters of
railroad corporations.
Amending tlie statutes relating to savings
banks.
Amending the statutes of IS7S,relating to bur
docks.
Amending the statutes of 1878, relating to
county surveyors.
Amending the statutes of 1373,r.iating t<. pen
alties for violation of road duties.
Amending general laws of 1576, allowing the
state to sell pine and tamarack stumps suitable
for ties, etc.
To amend section 2, cliapter 70, general stat
utes 1878, relating to deputies and fees of clerks
of courts.
Amending the statutes relating to roads, cart
ways and bridges.
Amending tha statutes of 1878, relating to the
appointment of court reporters.
Amending the statutes of 1873, relating to the
powers of county commissioners.
Amending the statutes of . . le.ting to elec
tions i-; villages.
Amending the statutes of 1878, rehiring to tho
collection of the one mill tar..
Miscellaneous <<'.»''.-'(»' Laics.
To leg.dize certain acknowledgements of deeds
and other instruments.
Relating to counter claims and offsets.
Relating to the discharge of attachment on real
estate.
To fix the salary of the military store
keeper.
To enable the owners of hinds to drain and re
claim the same when sane can lot bo d.me with
out affecting the hmds of others, prescribing the
powers and duties •>:' county commissioners and
other officers in the premises, sad to provide for
the repiir and enlargement of such drains, and
repealing certain acts therein specified and de
claring an emergency.
For a township drainage act.
To authorize ths incorporation of chambers
of commerce and boards of trade.
To repeal chap) 147, general laws 1881, cre
ating the office of district attorney.
Providing for assignment of estates of de
ceased persons in certain c:tscs.
To revive and continue an act entitled an act
to appropriate the interest of the ate in certain
lands to aid in the instruction of the Princeton
<_ Anoka railroad, and to legllize tho organiza
tion of said company.
To provide f. r the examination and
commitment of persons under guar
dianship on account of excessive drinking to the
department for inebriates in the second hospital
for the insane of the state of Minnesota.
To secure proper commitments bo the state
reform school.
.elating to the registration of voters in incor
porated cities.
Declaring the force and effect of .'.-ill's cer
tificates of sale in mortgage foreclosure!.
Relating to filing of official bonds of certain
offioers.
Fixing the salary of the clerk of the secretary
of state at $1,200 instead of $1,000.
Relating to the salaries of county treasurers.
Relating to the recording of railroad mort
gages.
To provide for tv/o clerkships in the state
auditor's office
To authorize and empower the board of trus
tees of the Minnesota hospitals for the insane to
purchase land for the usa of hospitals.
For the support of the several state institu
ti- ji ■ therein named for the period ending July
31, 1884 and July 81, 1885.
To provide for borrowing money to defray
the extraordinary expenditures of the stato gov
ernment.
To repeal chapter 199 of special laws of extra
session of 1681.
To prevent setting fire to woods, prairies or
other grounds, and to repeal chapter 36 of the
general laws of Minnesota for 1377 in relation
thereto.
To provide for the organization of the a
tional Guard of tlio state of Minnesota and the
maintenance thereof aud entitled the military
cod '. '»
To repeal an act entitled an act for licensing
of dogs and for the protection of sheep, lambs
and other domestic animal. •
To prevent tho injury or traction of bag
gage. : ' vi't-'-'^p x-'x.
To liunish ths wilful violation p_nd omissions
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if duty and gross negligence of duty on the part
if railroad employes. .- •' ;■;'
To change the rate of interest en sale of pub
ic lands from 7to sper cent.
Forbidding railroad companies to obstruct
dull ways.
Providing tor the levy of taxes for state pur
wises for the years 1833 and 1884.
Authorizing the organization of • trust com
panies.
To provide for the distribution of the general
tatutesof 1878.
Concerning the making of official reports.
To equalize certain defective conveyances of
•eal estate.
Legalizing the record of certain certificates.
Relating to the rights and liabilities of owners
md lessees of buddings.
Establishing a state board of corrections and
:_arities.
Relating to clerks of the district courts.
Relat ng to the official bonds of certain coun
ty officers.
Enlarging tlie authority of the board of health
D cases of diphtheria, scarlet fever and . mall
iox.
Relating to the infectious and epidemic dis
use and for the preservation of public health.
A biU for the preservation of life and for the
protection of travelers.
Establishing a recording clerkship in the office
if the secretary of state.
Providing for the sale of the experimental
"arm, state university.
Relating to the deposit of public funds.
To prevent sporting within certain seasons.
Prohibiting minors and habitual drunkards
from obtaining liquor under false representa
tions.
Legalizing defective conveyances and tho
record thereof.
Authorizing clerks of courts to place on
record the reason of jurors who are excused
from serving.
Authorizing the judge of any district court to
appoint a commission to lay oat reads in tv.-o
or more counties in his district.
Fixing shares of capital stock of corporations
at not less than $50 nor more than $100 each.
Providing for the printing end binding of s'__
volumes of the opinions of the attorney general.
Providing for the payment of bounties for the
capture of horse thieves.
Repealing the provisions of the act making
hotel keepers responsible for the loss of moneys
and jewelry by then guests.
Repealing sections 12 and 19, chapter 11, gen
eral law* of 1883, relating to corporations.
Authorizing the governor to appoint a board
of fuel commissioners.
To authorize the bo ;rd of county commission
ers to issue bonds.
To provide for the laying out of temporary
cart ways.
R gulating the practice of medicine.
Prescribing the death penalty for murder in
the first degree.
Relating to the admission of attorneys to prac
tice.
Authorizing the reissue of mutilated or de
stroyed state bonds.
Providing for the payment of'certain lost
state railroad bonds.
Authorizing the stato auditor to sell any island
in any river or lake belonging to the state.
Providing for the adjustment of certain state
raii road bonds.
Relating to acknowledgments affecting real
estate.
To legalize acknowledgments and the record
thereof.
Relating to practice inicivil actions.
Declaring void commercial paper secured by
fraudulent transactions.
To legalize defective conveyances of real es
tate in certain cases,
Proscribing penalties for the crime of larceny.
Providing for the sale on execution of goods
pledged or mortgaged.
To provide for the sale of lands which have
been stricken from tax roles.
Add to city and town charters.
Changing the name of the Norwegian Danish
church of Minneapolis to the Norwegian Metho
dist Episcopal church of Minneapolis.
Appropriating Money.
To appropriate money for the legislative ex
penses of the present session of the legislature
of the state of Minnesota.
To appropriate money for tho unpaid expenses
of the impeachment trial of E. St. Julian Cox,
judge of the district court of the Ninth judicial
district.
To appropriate money for erecting additional
bridges for the use of the school for the blind
and the school for idiots and imbeciles.
To appropriate money for permanent improve*
ments in the Minnesota state prison.
To appropriate money for hospitals for insane
and for the purposes there;.; named.
To appropriate money for repairs of state nor
mal school buildings ad for apparatus for the
normal schools at St. Cloud. •
To appropriate money to replace buildings de
stroyed by lire at state reform school, and for re
pairs.
To appropriate money to meet the expenses of
the board ot^health arising from epidemics occa
sioned by small- a i 1 other contagious dis
eases .
To appropriate money to iiiush aud furnish tho
state capitol building.
To appropriate money for erecting additional
buildings for the use oi. the school tor the blind
and school for idiots.
Appropriating ' 600 for the expenses of the lu
nacy commission.
Appropriating $300 for the relief of John
Reese.
Appropriating $170.01 to th< county of Meek
er for tho care of non-resident small-pox ;..
tieuts.
Appropriating money for indexing and tran
scribing journals of the two house .
Appropriating $500 for a state road in Carver
county,
Appropriating money for the state and county
agricultural societies.
To appropriate $3,0C0 for the encouragement
of higher education.
Appro;)- $5,000 for the state board of
immigration.
Appropriating (100 to Wm. EL Dunnigan far
two month's service in the department of public
instruction.
Appropriating $5,000 fsr fruit culture.
Appropriating $5,000 for tlie encouragement
of timber culture.
Appropriating $129 to J. M. Oreeman.
APPROPRIATIONS Fell bridges.
Money for a bridge in Wadena county.
Seven thousand five hundred dollars for a
bridge across the Mississippi river at Brainerd.
Five hundred dollars for a bridge in Murray
county.
Five hundred dollars for a bridge in Kandiyo
hi county.
Two thousand dollars for a bridge in MUle
Lacs county.
Two thousand* five hundred dollars for a
brjdge in Steams county. .
Five hundred dollars for a bridge in Jackson
county.
_':.'•. en hundred dollars for a bridgo in Jack
son county.
Five thousand dollars across the Mississippi
nt Anoka.
Five hundred dollars across the south branch
of Two rivers.-
Sis. hundred dollars in Cottonwood county.
Four hundred dollars for a bridge across Rum
river, Isanti county.
Fojr hundred dollar across the Chippewa
river in Douglas county.
Four hundred dollars across Shell Rack river,
Freeborn county.
Three hundred dollars across Mnskado river,
Traverse county.
Six hundred dollars, across Chippewa river.
Grant county.
Eight hundred dollars, across Beaver creek,
Renville county.
One thousand dollars, across Bed river, Wil
kin county.
Four hundred dollars, across Watonwan river,
Watonwan county.
Two thousand dollars, across Eik river, Sher
burne county.
Two hundred dollars, across Yellow Medicine
river, Lincoln county.
Seven hundred dollars, acro33 the narrow oi
Chisago lake, Chisago county.
Twelve hundred dollars, across Shakopee
creek, Kandiyohi county.
Five hundred dollars, across Shakopee creek,
Swift county.
Three hundred dollars, across the North
Branch and Two rivers, in Kittscn county.
Eight hundred dollars, across Red river, Ottei
Tail county.
Four hundred dollars, across Snake river.
Marshall county.
One thousand d din across tlie Bois d(
Sioux river, Wilkin county.
Pour hundred dollars, across tho outlet ol
LakoElysian, Waseca county.
Sixteen hundred dollars, across Watonwan
river, at MadeUa, Walionwon county.
Th:. huadred dollar', aero._ the outlet ot
Grove lake, Lyon county.
Five hundred dollars, across the .south branch
of Two Rivers, Kittson county.
■ Four hundred doUars, across the Cedar river,
Mower county.
.Three thousand dollars, across the Minnesota
. river bottoms. Swift conntr.
THE St PAUL DAILY GLOBE, FRIDAY KQRN&&, M*RCH 2 1883.
Eight hundred dollars, across the Yellow ' £
Medicine river, Lyon comity. £
One thousand dollars, across the Cannon river,
Goodhue county. 1
Seveu hundred and fifty dollars, across the
Le Sueur river, Bine Earth county. ".
Five bundr_l dollars, for a bridge in Morrison c
county.
Two hundred and fifty dollars, for a bridge t
across Elk creek, Martin county.
Two hundred dollars, for a bridge in Winona r
county. g
To amend section 3, chapter 16G, special laws
extra session 18S1, to appropriate money to aid i
Isanti county in construction of a wagon bridge
across Rum river. ._';.' <
To amend section 2, chapter 302, special laws
extra session 1881, relating to appropriating !
money to aid in building a bridge across Rum
river in Isanti county. 1
Eight hundred dollars for a bridge in Chip
pewa county. i
□Two hundred and fifty dollars for a bridgo
across Pelican river, Otter Tail coanty. I
Three hundred dollars for a bridge in Douglas
county. I
Five hundred dollars for a bridgo across the
Minneso'a river in Chippewa county.
Three hundred and fifty dollars for abridge in
Norman county.
Three hundred and fifty dollors for a bridgo
across the Wild Rico river, Norman county.
Seven hundred and fifty dollars for a bridge
across the Minnesota river in Lac gui Parle and
Chippewa counties. >•'.--,
Two hundred dollars for a bridge across the
Minnetonka river in Traverse county.
Four hundred dollars for a bridge in Murray.
Four hundred dollars for a bridge in Murray
county.
Seven hundred dollars for a bridge in Becker
county.
Four hundred dollars for bridges in Otter
: Tall county..
Three hundred dull for a bridge in Yellow
Medici county.
Three hundred dollars for a bridge in Wright
couuty.
Six hundred doUars sor a bridgo in Traverso
couuty.
Sis hundred and fifty dollars for a bridge in
Becker county.
Eighteen hundred dollars for a bridge in Kana
bee county. ,
Twenty-five hundred dollars for a bridge be
tween Redwood and Renville counties.
Two hundred and fifty dollars for a brides in
Nicollet county.
Six hundred dollars for a bridge in McLeod
county.
Five hundred dollars for a bridge in Todd
county.
One thousand dollars for bridging Five Mile
creek.
Five hundred dollars for a bridge in Rice
county.
Two thousand dollars for a bridge in Rice
county.
Authorizing tJie Issue »/ lioml.s.
To authorize the common council of the city
of Austin, in Mower county, to issue bonds.
To authorise Che commissioners of the comity
of Nobles to issue bonds.
To authorize the board of county commission
ers of Todd c maty to issue bond.
To authorise the commissioner of the county
iof Houston to issue bonds.
To authorise the city of St. Paul to issue
bonds to extend and improve the water works of
said city.
To authorize the board of county commission
ers of Polk county to issue bonds.
To authorize the village of Olivia, in Renville
county, to issue bonds.
To authorize the board of commissioners of
Todd county, Minnesota, to issue bonds.
To authorize tho village of Bird Island to issuo
bonds. <
To authorize tho county commissioners of the
county of Mills Lacs to issue bonds.
To authorize .Mid empower the town of Canton
in Fillmore county to issue bonds.
To authorize the city of Mower county to is
sue bonds. •
To authorise the borough of Le Sueur to issue
bonds.
To authorize the county commissioners of
Freeborn county to issue bonds for the purpose
of building a court house and jail.
Authorizing the village of Little tails to issue
bonds.
To authorize the city of Crookston to issue
bonds.
To authorize the city council of Orion . to
issue bonds.
To authorize the town of Rod Wing to is.-.ue
bonds for the purpose of constructing water
works and other local improvements.
To authorize' the county commissioner of
Scott county to issue bonds in a sum not ex
ceeding the sum of (5,000.
To authorise the board of county commis
sioners of Stevens county to issue bonds to build
a court bouse and jail.
To authorize the city of Uankato to issue
bonds to redeem and pay bonds heretofore issued
by said city.
To authorise tho board of county commission
ers of Kanabec county to issue bonds to build a
court house and jail.
To authorize the village of St. Vincent, in
Kittson county, to issue bonds to fund its float
ing indebtedness, to erect a public building and
otlif r improvements.
To authorise th commissioners of the county
of Sii.' Lacs to issue . md. for building a court
housoand jail.
To authorize the city of Minneapolis to issue
bonds.
To authorize tho village of Montevideo to issuo
bonds.
To authorize tho county commissioners of :
Becker county to issue bonds.
To authorize the city of St. Paul to issue
bonds.
To authorize the village of Wells, in Faribault
county, to issue bonds.
To authorize the city of St. Paul to issuo
bonds to enlarge the work house of said city. ; J
To authorise the city of St. Paul to issue
bonds.
To authorize the city of Stillwater to issue
bonds.
To authorize the town of Logan, G rant county,
to issue boiids.
To authorise the county commissioners of
Kittson county to issue bonds to fond the Boat
ing debt of said county.
To authorize the city of Waseca to issue
bonds.
To authorize the village of Brown . Valley to
issue bonds,
, To authorize Crow Wing county to issue
bonds.
To authorize the county commissioners of
Big Stone county to issue bonds to fund the
floating indebtedness of said county.
Authorizing the county commissioners of
: Norman county to issue bonds to pay indebt
edness of Polk county and for other purposes.
To authorize the city of Rochester to issue .
bonds to fund its bonded debt.
To authorize the village of Montevideo, in
Chippewa county, to issue bonds to aid in
building bridges and maintenance of a system
of water works and reservoirs in said village.
: Authorizing Spring YaUey, Fillmore county,
to issue $25,000 in bonds to refund maturing
iud.bteJness. I
Authorizing school district No. 55, Wright
county, to issue .$1,200 in bonds.
Authorizing the city of St. Cloud to issue
* 15.000 in bonds for the purchase of depot
grounds.
Authorizing tho village of Anoka to issue
bonds for a r.uboad bridge and depot.
Authorizing Pine county to issue $4,000 in
bonds to refund maturing bonds.
' Authorising Anoka to issue $30,0 oiu bonds
for a wagon bridge across the Mississippi river.
' Authorising St. Louis county to issue bonds
for court house purposes.
Authorizing Anoka to issue $10,000 in bonds
to build a bridge across the Mississippi river.
Authorizing Glen wood. Pope county, to issue
$4,000 in bonds for water work a.
' Authorizing the city of St. Paul to issue $28,
-000 of certificates of indebtedness for tho Mis
sissippi street bridge.
, Authorising the county commissioners of
Meeker county to issuo bonds for court house
[ purposes.
Authorizing the city of Crooks* to issue
. bonds for a bridge.
1 ( llil and Village Charter.-*.
t To amend the charter of the city of St. Cloud.
To amend the charter of the city of Winona.
: Amending parts of the city charter of the city
of St. Paul and acts amendatory thereto.
, To amend an act entitled an act to incorporate
the city of Man'l.
? • T. amend the charter of the city of Banner.
To amend the charter of tlie city of Minneap
f olis.
To amend tho charter of tho village of Delano.
To amend chapter 19, special Inws of 1875, be
ing an act to incorporate the village of Osseo.
f T. repeal chapter 100, special laws 1831, being
an _ct to. incorporate tho vUlaga of Wqrthing
-1 ton. '".''•-■•
To incorporate the village of Kilkenny, in L ■
j . Surr county.'V. "'
t To amend tho charter of tho city of St. Paul
;i . re::. to tho fir. departm nt.
' To amend aa act entitled aa act to incorporate
he city of iloorhead, providing for a munici
. i court. _H_Bh94SßHhbP'' C(
To amend an act incorporating the city of
tochoster.'... ■". c<
To amend the charter of the city of Anoka.
■To amend and consolidate the charter of the at
:ity of Fergus Falls. _
Amending tlie charter of the village of North
lold, Rice county. ci
Amending the charter of the city of Anoka, o
■elating to the use of streets by railroad, tele
jraph or street car companies. ti
AmAiding the charter of tha village of War
•en. Marshall county. a
Amending the charter of St. Vincent, Kittson
county. c
Amending the charter of the village of Canby,
iTeUow Medicine county. :'-. c
Amending the incorporation of Rockford.
Wright county- . . . v
Amending the charter of Lake City, providing
for a poll tax. 1
Repealing a section of the charter of Lake
City. (
Amending section 1 of the cliarter of Lake
City relating to clearing of sidewalks. \
Amending the charter of Winnebago City.
To establish a municipal court in the city of
Huntings. c
Authorizing tba city of Winona to appoint
w.iter commissioners. (
Repealing _ection 2, special laws 1878, relat- 1
ing to the fc.ro department of tho city of Duluth.
To define the boundaries of tho municipal
government of Duhrth. t
To establish a board of public works in the c
city of Stwater. ."... i.,' . ;.;
Authorizing the city of St. Cloud to grant
charters to street railway.
Authorizing LlinneapoUs to pay interest on
certain bonds issued by the city. t
To make an appropriation to improve Dakota
avenue in tho city of St. Paul. t
To confirm an ordinance re] itingtostreet rail
way company in St. Paul.. <
To amend section 11 of an act authorizing tli9 i
city of St. Paul to constr .ct a permanent road
way over Phalea's creek. i
To authorthiza an increass of ii. sewerago
fund in the city of St. Paul. i
To amend an act entitled an act to incorporate
tho tiro department of the district of Duluth. ,
To amend an act to establish a municipal ]
court in the city of Minneapolis.
In relation to the municipal court, city of ,
Minneapolis.
To amend the municipal c«urt act of Minne
apolis. . i
Providing for the acquisition, laying out ard
improvement of la;i(?s in Minneapolis for a pub
lic park.
To ceda to the Unnited Btate jurisdiction over
certain territory in the city of St. Paul.
To amend chapter 12, special laws of 1879, re
lating to the city of Crookston.
To authorize the city of Bed Wing to unite
with th.9 Minnesota Central Railroad company m
the construction of a combined railway and
wagon bridge.
To amend an act to authorize the establ sli
ment and maintence of a work house in tho
city of St. Paul.
□ Memorial to congress relating to the im
provem of the harbor at Dula* h.
Authorizing the city of St. Paul to purchase
the franchises anl property of the St. Paul
Water company.
Amending the charter of Watcrville, Lo Sueur
county.
Amending the charter of the city of New
Dim.
Incorporating the vUlage of Elyman, Lo Sueur
county.
Changing the name of a certain church in
Minneapolis.
Amending the charter of Marine Mills, Wash
ington county.
Amending tho charter of Wells, Faribault
county.
Ameuding tlio charter of tho city of Brainerd.
Amending the charter of OrtoavUle, Big Stone
county.
Towns and Counties.
To amend an act to incorporate the fire de
partment of the district of Duluth.
To legalize the organization of Cook county,
and the official acts of tho officers thereof.
To repeal chapter 330 of the special laws of
1879, in relation to salaries of cjunty officers of
Meeker county, and chapter 128. special laws of
1881, amondatory thereof.
To change the name of the village of Pills
bury, in Swift county, to Kerkhoven.
To authorise the city of Red Wing to estab
lish a system of sewerage, and to construct sew
ers, etc.
To ike paupers a town charge in the county
o* Douglas.
To rep , chapter 200, special laws of 1881,
far as the same relates to Morrison county.
To legalize bonds issued fay the town of Lo
gan,. Grant county.
Authorizing the county commissioners of
Scott county to reimburse the treasurer in car
tarn cases.
Relating to partition fences in McLeod coun
ty.
To authorize the county commissioners of
RenviUe county to reimburse tha treasurer in
certain coses.
To authorize the county commissioners of
Nicollet comity to reimburse the county treas
urer in certoin cases.
To regulate the fees of the clerk of the district
court of Kandiyohi coanty for certain services.
To legalise tlie Xa t of tiio townsito of Man
dada.
To changa the name of the town of Center in
Murray county to that of Slnyton.
To authorize tho clerk of the di2trict court of
the couuty of Hennepin to transcribe certain
records iv his office.
To fix the comp?nsation of certain officers in
Hennepin county. <
To authorize the transfer of certain records
from Rock county to Pipestone county, and de
claring the effect thoreof.
To amend an act, entitled an act to prescribe
the . tons of the board of county commission
ers of Steams coanty, bo ng chapter 851, special
laws 1-81.
To include certain portions of town 110, range
IG, and the town of St. Peter, within tke incor
porate limits .if the city of St. Peter.
To amend section sof chapter 74 of special
laws 1875, relating to support of poor in Freo
born county.
To change the town line between Minneapolis
and liicbfieldin Hennepin county.
Amending aa act to regulate the fees, salary
and compensation of county officers of Winona
coanty.
To set apart certain territory in Murray coun
ty to be incorporated.
To authorize the board of county commission
ers of Ramsey county to issue certificates of in
debtedness.
To allow and direct the county commissioners
of Steams county to adjust certain claims against
said maty.
To establish the county of Hubbard and da
fine its boundaries.
To levy a tax in road district No. 2, town of
West St. Paul, Dakota county*
Relat.ng to tho fees of the abstract clerk of
Ramsey coanty.
Fixing the commas doner distriots of Winona
county.
No regulate the salary of the auditor and
treasurer of Blue Earth county.
To fix the time for holding court in Traverse
county.
To regulate the salaries and fees of officers in
Ramsey county,
Repealing the act regulating the salary of the
auditor of Anoka county.
Establishing the tenure in office of the auditor
of Isanti county.
Fixing the salaries of the auditor and treasurer
of Washington county.
Relating to deputy shsriffs in Hennepin
county.
" Amending the act defining the boundaries of
the village of Duluth.
Repealing the act to regulate the salaries of
certain officers in Rice county.
Amending the special laws of 1876, relating to
the incorporation of Lyle, Mower county.
relating to interest on bonds of Alden, Free
born county.
To provide for the levy of a tax to pay the
bonded debt of Cass county.
Authorizing tho auditor of Grant county to
issue warrants for the payment of bonds.
To amend chapter 84, special laws, 1878, re
lating to the village of Rush City.
To amend chapter 276, special laws, 1881, re
lating to the roads in Ramsey county.
To amead chapter 72, special laaws, 1831, re
lating to the incorporation of the village of the
Marshall.
To amend chapter 361 of the special laws of
1881, relating to a ferry at St. Vincent.
To authorize tho construction of a bridge
across tho Mississippi river at Brainerd, Crow-
Wing counly.
T.) change tho name of the Red Wing furni
ture factory.
To fix the time for holding court in Traverse
county. ,;.i:'
To ciiar.g. the name of the Re Wing Wagon
comparer,
Ciianging the cameo of certain laid s in Wash
ington coanty.
Regulating the compensation of the coinmts
sio-.ers of Pope county.
Fixing tlio timo for holding court in Kittson,
Polk aad other counties.
Fixing tho time for holding court in Linco n a
runty. • «
Regulating the fees of the auditor of Ramsey
mnty. '
Amending the act authorizing Ramsey county
id the city of St. Paul to issue bonds to build
i alms house. jE_f__p_£B3s!
Authorizing tlie commissioners of Ramsey _
aunty to issue certificates for the improvement >■
f the Bald Eagle lake road. j
Amending statutes to complete the organiza- (
ion of Wadena county. -
Detaching certain townships in Cass county
nd attach the same to Wadena county. f
Extending the limits of Fairmont in Martin <
ounty. :.. \ j
Fixing the salaries of certain officers in Clay '
ounty. - ';;" •"• 1
To regulate the making up of jury lists in '
Washington county.
Appointing officers for the town of Minneapo
is, Hennepin count?.
To change the boundaries of the counties of
Jass, Crow Wing and Morrison.
Authorizing and requiring the towns of Kandi- ]
rohi county to support their own poor. i
To fond the floating debt of Marshall county.
Relating to the salary of the judge of probate
if St. Louis county.
Repealing the act allowing the village of ;
jhaska to issuo bonds for a bridge acroos the
itinn sota river. ■. ~ - ; _;,'"■
To legalize the organization of Lake county.
Repeal of chapter 82, special laws of 1881 au
,horizing the commissirners of Yellow Medicine
•aunty to issue bonds for court house.
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Schools and School Districts.
To legalize the action of certain independent
school districts respecting the issuing of bonds.
To change tho time of holding the annual
school meeting in the city of StUlwator.
To attach certain territory to independent
school district No. 27, in the city of Austin, in
Mower county. . .'"■ , 7 :;
To create an independent school district in
Errant county.
To amend an act to create a new school dis
trict in Sibley county.
To amend section 5 of chapter 104 of
special laws of 1877, entitled an act ia relation
to public schools in the city of Lake City.
Relating to the government oc schools in the
city of Minneapolis.
To amend chapter six of the special laws of
Minnesota passed at the extra session of 1881,
entitled "An act in relation to the public school
of Brown Valley, Traverse county."
To amend and consolidate the several acts
relating to the board of education of St. Paul.
To detach certain territory from school dis
trict 32, in Le Sueur county, and attach to Union
district No. 76, in said county, and to relocate
tho school house thereon.
Authorizing the establishment of common
schools in unorganized counties.
Organizing a school district in Cass county.
To authorize independent school district No.
12, in the county of Houston and village of
Hokali to settle with the treasurer of said dis
trict for certain moneys belonging to the same.
Appropriating $500 to build a school house
in Jackson county.
To amend the laws of 1881, relating to high
schools.
Amending the general statutes of 1577, relat
ing to the distribution of school books.
Providing for the establishment of a chair of
Scandinavian language and literature at tho
University of Minnesota.
To provide for the holding of institutes under
the direction of the state superintendent of pub
lic instruction.
Authorizing the superintendent of pubUc in
structions to purchase for school districts a
copy of Webster's Dictionary.
Prescribing the manner of electing school
officers in the Duluth school district.
Creating the office of assistant superintendent
of public instruction, at $I,sooper annum, and
the employment of a oterkat $60J .
Changing the boundaries of certain school
districts in Polk county.
• Relating to school districts in Polk county.
For the sale of college la:ids and the invest
ment of the proceeds in 4% per cent, bonds.
DFixing the time for meetings of the normal
school board. i
Draining Lakes—Catching Fish—Cattle
Rutin at Large.
To authorize the lowering of the outlet of
Dead lake, in Otter Tail county,
To prohibit the catching of fish in Rice lake,
in the town of Foster, in Faribault county.
To prevent the running at large of cattle or
other domestic animals in the town of Kingston,
south of tho crow river, in Meeker coanty.
To authorize the partial drainage of a certain
lake in Douglas county.
To authorise the lowering of the waters of a
certain hike in Waseca.
To prevent cattle, sheep and horses from run
ning at large in the town of Camp Lake, in
Swift county.
To amend chapter G3 of the special laws of
18/3, entitled ah act to prevent the draining. of
Clear LakOjsituated in the town of Wood vide, in
Waseca county.
To regulate the catching c." fish in Roberts and
Canon lakes, in the county of Rice.
To authorize tho lowering of p. certain lake
in Kandiyohi county.
For the protection of tho fish in Diamond lake,
Kandiyohi county.
To prevent tlio running at large of cattle,
horses, sheep, swine, or other domestic animals
in certain portions of Le Sueur county.
Relating to the catching of fi.-h.inLe Sueur
dbnnty.
To restrain the running at largo of cattle in
Clay county.
To prevent cattle, sheep and other domestic
animals from running at large in town of Camp
Lake, in Swift county.
To drain two sloughs or mud lakes in Meeker
county.
Regulating tho catching of fish in Rice lake
Steams couuty.
Regulating the catching of fish in Dakota
county.
Regulating the catching of fish in Douglas
county.
Restraining domestic animals in Pope county.
Authorizing the drainage of shallow and grassy
meandered lakes.
Authorizing the lowering of the waters of cer
tain lakes in Pope county.
Restraining domestic animals in Hesnepin
county.
Regulating the catching of fish in Hennepin
county.
Retraining domestic animals in the town of
Lakeland, Washington county.
Miscellaneous and Special Lairs.
Amending the act incorporating the Mount
Zion Hebrew association.
Amending the charter of the Cannon river im
provement company.
Incorporating the ancient order of Hibernians.
To reimburse Mrs. Looaaas for the loss of a
picture in the capitol fire, $75.
Amending the charter of the Minnesota &
Northwestern Railway company.
To amend chapter 88, special laws of 1873.
To amend sections 1 and 2, chapter 203,
special laws, 1879.
To amend chapter 72, special laws, 1881.
To repeal chapter 248, special laws of 1873.
To amend section 2 of chapter £01 of tho
special laws of 1881.
Amending special laws of 187G relating to the
St. Croix Boom corporation.
To amend section 1 of chapter 146 of special
laws of 1872.
To amend section 3 of chapter 5. special laws,
1876.
Refunding $115 to Hans Guuwadson for
mosey expended in the military service of the
state.
Regulating the tolls for logs going through
Snake river dam.
Fixing the amount of fees of the Mississippi
Brer Room company for assorting ties and cedar
poles.
.Relating to the rate of boomago and number
of directors of the St. Criox Boom company.
Joint Resolutions mud Memorials.
Joint resolution in regard to the improvement
of the Mississippi river.
Memorial to the house of representatives.
Memorial to congress to create a port of entry
at St. Vincent. ■-. :
Joint resolution asking immediate adjustment
of land grants to railroads.
Joint resolution amending and construing
joint resolution, number thirty-four of the leg
islature of 1874, entitled joint resolution au
thorizing the appointment of an agent to prose
cute certain claims against the United State?.
Joint resolution requesting congress to fix the
head of navigation of the Minnesota river."
Joint resolution forth" relief of John A. Mat
thews, who lost a certain state railroad bond.
Joint resolution to congress for the relief of
John Fenske.
Memorial to congre j3 asking permission; to
build a bridge across tho Mississippi river at St.
Paul.
Joint resolution relating to the Chipjewi In
dians.
Joint resolution authorizing the late auditor
to issue his warrant in favor of F. Miller for
ii amount of money appropriated under a sp?
:iallaw of 1881.
Memorial to congress in reference to liens
eal estate. ■ .::.-V;' ■ ,
. « .
Executive Vetoes.
An act to changa the rate of interest upon the °
public lands from seven (7) to five (5)
per cent., being an amendment to section _-vcn \
7) of chapter thir y-eight (38) of the general a
statutes of 1878. Vetoed Feb. 23.
An act to revive and continue an act entitled,
in act to appropriate the interest of the state in r<
_rtain lands to aid in the construction of the
Princeton & Anoka Railroad company, and to
legalize the organization of said company, ap
proved March 7, A. D. 1878. Vetoed March 1, I
1883.. :-..:;;. tl
RAILROAD NOTIiS. I
Dry Goods Men After the Trunk Lines, ,
i
New York, March I.—A deputation from
leading dry goods houses appeared to-day *
before the executive committee of the
trunk lines to urge a reclassification on th. ■
west bound traffic. Assistant Commission- j '
er C. N. Guilford presided. There \t_-.i* j '
present Frank Harriott, freight agent of j
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad; R. C.Vilas,'
ef the Erie railroad; James S. Wilson, of '■
the Pennsylvania railroad. C. S. Smith -
presented a paper signed by tho leading '
dry goods merchants of this city and prin
cipal manufacturers in New England claim- :
ing that the present classification is unjust ;
and injurious to business.and that a higher ''
relative charge is made on sheetings than
on any other textile fabrics. Others also 1
spoke on the subject to the same i
effect. Mr. Harriott requested a
statement in writing showing the
charges cix- Western and Southern roads to
manufaetv i in those sections, and
promised i he part of the freight agents !
that due cc S deration would be given the :
matter. It i said here that the Western •
and Sonth .. tern factors are superseding ,
the Eastern.
Taxing Kentucky Railroads.
Frankfort, Ky., March —This morn
ing Judge Major delivered his opinion in
the case of the Commonwealth against the
Louisville & Nashville Railway company. !
This case involved the constitutionality of
the act creating the railroad commission,
and the right of that commission to assess ;
railroads in the state. The commissioners i
assessed their property too high an 1 gave
thorn no notice, and from the assessment
there was no appeal. The principal point
in Judge: Major's decision is that the state
has the right to tax all railroads in the
slate in the manner assessed by the com- i
mission.
Sew Line front Cedar Rapids to Kansas
City.
Chicago, March I.— is said the Mil
waukee it St. Paul road will build anew
line through the rich country between
Cedar Rapids, la., and Kansas City the
coming season.
Sowestern Emigrant Traffic.
Chicago, March 1. —The Chicago &
Northwestern railroad announces that all
through trains will be running to Dakota
points Saturday next. Over 700 car loads of
emigrants and baggage are waiting trans
portation to Dakota.
The Chicago Lake Front.
[Special Telegram to the Globe.]
Chicago, March 1. —Attorney General
McCartney to-day filed an application for
an injunction against the Illinois Central
railroad from using the lake front land
except 200 feet cast of Michigan avenue
granted them in the charter. He filed a
voluminous argument, urging that the
city or government has no claim to take
the front, bat it is the property of the
state, together with the made land and
riparian rights. The land and buildings
ara valued at $0,000,000. The Valentine
scrip tried to locate on it, and the city
claiming it ho attempted to transfer a
portion to the railroad. The action of
the state causes commotion.
Depression in tho Glass mess.
Pittsgurg, Pa., March The depres
sion prevailing at present in nearly all
branches of our industries has particularly
affected tho glass trade. Manufacturers
say they have never known business to be
so dull, especially in the chimney business
and unloss there is an improvement soon I
it is thought there will be a general sus
pension. One factory, the Excelsior Glass
company, have given notice that, they will
shut down for an indefinite period on
Saturday, and it is thought others will
soon follow suit. Prices have fallen 2 per
cent, sine, the beginning of the season.
David Davis' Marriage.
[Special Telegram to the Globs. J
Raleigh, N. C, March I.—Arrangements
aro perfected for the marriage of Hon.
David Davis to Miss Ida E. Burr, of Tokah,
at the residence of Congressman Wharton
J. Green, near Fayetteville, next week.
Special trains have been chartered and a
number of prominent friends invited.
Senator Davis goes to Fayetteville on
Tuesday. The bridal party goes to Bloom
ington, thence to California.
' Wigwam
Roller Skating Rink.
A FIGHT WITH INDIANS.
San Antonio, Tex., March I.—A party of
ranchmen surprised an Indian camp in
Chihuahua, Mexico, a few days ago, cap
tured twenty-five squaws and killed ten
bucks.
murdered for money. .
John Heigle, a small merchant in North
Leavenworth, Kas., was found dead in his
store very lata last night, with his throat
cut, his head mashed and the money
drawer carried off. , -
V.: INCENDIARY FIR. .
Cleveland, March 1. —A supposed in
cendiary fire last night damaged Alonzo
Williams' planing mill at Youngstown,and
the adjacent lumber yard of Geo. Dingley
on one side and M. Clemens' rag and paper
warehouse on the other. Total loss esti
mated at $30,000; insurance, $18,000.
KILLED et THE cars. ."{.:.
Houlton, Me., March 1. —Two men, Mc-
Inelly and Brown, with their wives, at
tempted to drive across the New Brunswick
railway at Canterbury, N. 8., yesterday in
front of an advancing train. The train
struck the pung, killing both ladies almost
instantly and severely injuring Mclnelly.
.Vigwa m
Roller Skating IfcinK.
Naval cadets Chas E. Woodru£c,of Penn
sylvania; Chas. J. Ross, of Maryland; Wm.
A. Megrath, of Georgia, engaged in the
demonstration of the 30th of January
last, the only three of the class who failed
to express regret for their conduct, have
been dropped from the rolls of the naval
academy by the navy department.
Wigwam
Roller Skating Rink.
An insane woman created an excitement
at a hotel in Ottawa, Canada, by her vio
lence in demanding an interview with . the
Marquis of Lome. She was pacified only
when she was granted a telephonic conver
sation with what she was told was the mar
quis, but who in reality was a clerk in an
other part of the hotel. The caption
> was very soothing.
G^OB .LIJTS.
Spring, "ineffable mildua-:.," has;l
gain, according to the almanac. ;'v "■*-'...
The town of Vaughan, Mississippi;'. jV v.:,
eon 'almost entirely destroyed by fire. _? ■
A "lightning train" is to*. be introduce" • ■: .
lay 1 on the railroad between ; Vie. _n>
nd Paris. V, '.:v'''-.::::'-';•?. \'-
Tho Eaglish premier, Gladstone, waa! V
ecently in Paris and had an:interviow\
rith President Grevy. :';.-"o.: ''-.-,\
Nine Americans have been arrested at.l
'anamgjCharged with stealing $50,000 sent;-!
o pay the United State, fleet .in the A
'acific. ''■*_".
It is announced that;. Prince
Napoleon's two sons, Prince Victor Na-^i|
>oleon and Loais Napoleon, will eater th'o^..' :
tali in army. , '•/:'.-/ .^
!>■ i_s reported in Washington that Sen?
v>i i'.-.>o'. is soon to lock hands in mati-..
11 ■>;•/ v.it'ii a ' tr.ifal maiden of twenty-iK .
;hrce .•-.'.'.rrimor. . -'.-:: ;<■>•'-'-"-*',\
V pnpcr bomb was recently thrown into ,
:he piiJ.tce >_ tho Austrian ambassador,at/"i
Some. No one was injured and no af/- I
rests were made. • . ;■_ -.'.- '■"_ -_f/: v.*
The ostrich feather trad* .has; re^^d". f
immense proportions in South ' Afi'i&w^l f,
is said that $6,000,000 worth of feeders \
are exported from there every year. '■ •
The cathedral church, built iii Lubeek in ; il
the years 1170-1314 has a curious : clod-;|| [
On the end of the hour hand is a little elect |
which keeps exact timo with the large 'one .)
A number of Stockton (Oregon)/boy•• •
were arrested a few days ago '/ while.' en • v;
gaged in playing poker and sinking dice c
in the steeple of the Congregational churei \ '•}.
which they had fitted up with tables,chsir? |
etc. •■"',■■■
Kentucky still retains the provision tha !
"no person, while he continues to exeicis
the functions of a. clergyman, priest cj£
teacher of any religious ps_3nasion,'v:>eiety '
or sect, shall be eligible to the general as- |
sembly." ' A
A New York man was so enrapture .with
a'lady at a fancy ball that he offered heX
$100 to unmask. She accepted the mont; >f
saying: "Now your wife can pay: the serf
vant girl's back wages." It was his motlvl
er-in-law. > /-,,';■ .y'| '
Rhode Island's reform school for boy;
has no locks on the doors and no bars long
windows. There is very rarely an attempts
:o e'seitp . though the 150 inmates includen
inioy lads who have been considered .in/
corrigible. . -'/i'iV'f
The Onia-jse aro ..id to be very for- 1
horn* Ito ids, which has led an ent. j
ing _«_;_ man to start a horned toad
nery. He says all he wants is a little moi\
money and some good "toad slabbers'' _$
make a million. '■-'.'•!'.•'':•. J %
Mrs. Myer, widow of General A. J. 'I ,yet s -}
"Old Prob," as he was called,.is , building*!
a costly mausoleum at Buffalo, in memory
of her dead husband. The monument wiV I
contain 400 tons of Mama granite?*-."
1,200 tons of bronze. j>" ' i; ;
A person cognizant of the swelling |?
powers of rice can form an idea of ' th.
gastronomic abilities of a certain native ■ ' .'
Corea, who have been known to eat';
much rice as results from the boiling oil
quart of the raw material. : fi
A very thoughtful lady is tho widow I
the late Govornor Morgan. She not on'
requested the pall bearers at her husband
funeral to remain covarod, but she insistect
that they should not expose themselves. to\
the inclemency of the weather. ""j V I
The St. Gothard railway has s .imulatjed .
many lines of Italian export trade, ; pat
none of them more surprisingly . than Vhe , /
egg trade. Last year Italy exported eggl?
to the value of §7,000,300, whereas afttl
years ago that tirade did not exist at al!. ? j
A pretty girl out West told : her bean.
that she was a:' mind reader. "Yon don't '• ;
say so," he exclaimed. "Yes,", she said;
"you have it in your mind to ask me to be
your wife, but you are just a little .--'.red ' t
at the idea." Their wedding cards aro 4'
out. " I
A bright little three-year-old like. : very j
much to go to church, and ©.specially!\ en
! joys the -inking. One day the choir sang.]
'•Rick of Ages, Cleft for Me," .and, .after
she got home, the little one was heard sing!
ing, very seriously, "Rock the babies, SceW
for me." . -'. '! /
In spite of British ; law in India a'cas'u
of sattee or wife-burning occurred .resent- \
ly at j.Utarna, in Joypore, the victim being . \
the widow of the chief of tho village. The
instigators of the sacrifice, who were the ;"
sons and brothers of the chief, have been
sentenced to imprisonment. : •/
Wiggins' prediction of a terrible storm
from March 9 to 12 has deterred a number '_~
of captains and crews of Gloucester, Mass.,
from making the next trip to George's
bank. It is feared the idleness of the men
will become general, and that the opportu
nity for a good catch will be lost. • . v<
Over $115,000 have been trans- r.
through a New York bank to Europe in /*■& .
of the sufferers by the Rhine floods, 2>-Ifj ~
estimated that the amount sent forward . .
through other channels to relieve distress
in the same directions, added to the above,
will aggregate at least $1,000,000.
The report that druggists have talc. to I
cheating in the weight of quinine is a bit
ter revelation. If it were any other drug r
the news would not be so hard to bear, but /
quinine is such a delicious medicine to |
swallow that one hates to believe that he is-. .
being deprived of a full prescription. -\
A peculiar flavor in the drinking water
at the board of trade rooms in Cincinnati
Tuesday was recognized by many mem
bers, who wondered if a distillery had bro
ken loose and mado grog of the river wa- I
ter. It was finally ascertained!that thei
water had been placed in empty whisky. J
barrels to allow the mud to settle. .*
Boston culture sometimes takes a curi-!
ous bent. Two females, designated as j
"ladies," havo been detected in neatly fill- !
ing up the punched holes in "their commuta- <
tion railway tickets, thereby making ono •
ticket last as long as a half-dozen, honestly j
used, would have done. Their respecta
bility saved them from publicity and con
sequent disgraoe. '•?, ,jj.' ,r! .'.''.!S A .'■
„ i ».-_-______.y
Sale of Building,-
Office of the Board of Public Works, /
City of St. Paul, Minn. March Ist, 18S_. $'.;;'
Notice is hereby given that the Board of Pub
lic Works in and for the corporation of the city
of St. Panl, Minnesota, will, on the 12th day of
March, A. D. 1883, at 10 a. m., sell at : public
auction, on the ground, to the highest bidder for
cash, tho buildings and improvements; situated
upon lots 4 and 5, of block; 2, of LatiijertV&
Co.'s addition, in said city. Said brdldmgs and
improvements are situated near the. intersection
of Robert street, University and Auroraavenue.'- _
JOHN FARRI .GTON, President.** &
Official: R. L.Goß_L._r, i (; k
Clerk Board of Public Works. ;'.-.; • 61-65 [T-