Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-12-07

timSS anu DelnS unQer consideration.
Mr.. Arndt, moved that it be laid on,
table. -
Mr.. Teas moved to amend the mo.
ton, by referring the bill to commit.
tee of the whole.
The vote being taken on the amsnl
ment, it wss adopted.
the council resolved itself inta. 4
committee Of the whole, Mr.. Inghrams
in the chair. The committee rose and
reported~the bill with amendments.
The report was accepted, and the q
mendments proposed by the committee
were adopted.
Amessage on executive businesswas
received from the Governor by his
private Secretary.
On motion of Mr.. Sweet, the coun.
Gil adjourned until O'Clock, p. M.
8 O'CLOCK, P. NJ.
Mr.. Arndt according to previous no.
tice given, asked and obtained leave
to introduce bill to modify and con.
tinue in force certain laws of Mich.
ran. The bill was read.
Moved by MIR. Arndt that the bill
be laid on the table and be printed.
Mr.. Ingraham moved to-divide tho
question.
Mr.. Arndt renewed bis motion to-
print '
Mr.. Foloy moved to amend the mo-
ton, that the bill be laid on the table
Tor two weeks. The motion was car
ried.
The motion being taken on the mo.
ton TO print was lost.
Mr.. Foley, according to noticegiven.
offered bill to continue in force an net
entitled, can act to prevent the circu-
lation Of foreign bank bills Of a less
denomination than five dollars" The
bill was laid on the table.
MIR. Terry asked and obtained lea.e
to introduce q bill incorporating banlss
entitled, "The Iowa Bank"
On motion Of Mr.. Foley, the 18th
rule was suspended, and the bill read
by its title.
Mr.. Ingraham, from the committee
on roads, reported by Bill. On motion,
the 18th rule was suspended and tho
Dill READ ny Its title.
On motion Of MIR. Andt, the coun.
Gil wontinto consideration Of executive
business.
The council having disposed Of Elk
ecutive business, on motion the bill to-
remove the seat Of justice Of Brown Co,
was taken up, and ordered to b %.
crossed for third reading.
On motion Of Mr.. Knapp, the coun-v
Gil adjourned until IL O'clock on Mon.
day.
Monday, Nov. Fl, 1885.
Thccouncil met according to adj ournr
ment.
Mr.. Arndt offered the fo'lowinxs
Resolved, That the committee onin-
ternal improvement be instructed to,
take into consideration the proprietY
Of asking Of Congress an appropria.s
alton for the purpose Of erecting .
pier and beacon light on Long Tail
Point, at the head Of Green Bay; also.
to make the ship channel from Themes
by buoys to the mouth Of Fox river.
Laid on the table.
On motion Of Mr.. Foley, -
The consideration Of the bill "a loeaf
and establish the seat Of eoyernue,ll
was deferred until this etternoon.
Mr.. Foley called up tho bill 70 conc
tinue in force an act to prevent the cir.
culation Of foreign hank bills Of : less
denomination than i've dollars. The
bill yPs read the second time,
NJ Foley moved to suspend the
l6 rule, and that the bill be read ID
third time. The motion to suspend
was carried.
On Q. motion Of Mr.. Foley, :
The l4th rule was suspended, and
the bill was read the third time md
passed. I,
On motion Of M. Foley, the title Il
the bill was changed to I" An oct, and
sent to the House Of Representatives
tor its concurrence.
Mr.. Teas called up the bill to amend
an act to prevent forcible entries AL
detainers, and moved that the same -
read the second time. ...s s q.
On motion Of M. Inghrams st.n
The council resolved itself int9 eos,.
mittee Of the whole on the, <bill. NJ
Vineyard in the chair. Tie eommi,tSe {
progress and esked leavetd u
again, which was o. Ted. SIS &
q message wasree6 ived frsnfh ) houo 4
Of Representatives ~ tASie - f7 q
ger, with : bill To sSeabI jsh ~ - -
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