The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-12-26

! ~ SO 9th the motion was lost.
On which question the aud being required follows
Those who voted in the affirmative Messrs Keith Payne, Whit
IN the negative were Hepner Hughes Par
ker and Ralston, 4.
So the Council did not recede
Mr. Hepner Council adjourn which lost
yeas as, and nays being required " re as follows:
Those who voted III the affirmative Messrs Hepne Hughes
Those negative Messrs Keith Payne Whiue-
sey, and Mr. President, d.
So the motion was lost
Mr. Payne moved that the Council adhere their said amendment
lay upon the table unit, Monday next
Those who voted The affirmative Henaer Par
ker. Raston Whiulesey and Mr. President,
| So the Bill was laid upon the table Monday next.
MT Parker notice that he would future day for
Mississippi authorize Elijah Buel to keep
Ferry across the Mississippi The town Of Lyons and
Count Seat
Mr. Whesey gave notice, that he would on some future ay move for
leave to Introduce "a Bill mendaoy AN Act Tor and col
the relief Of certain territorial officers"
On motion of }r Parker
The Council adjourned until Monday morning next
Monday Morning, Dec. 23 1899
! The Council met pursuant adjournment. .as
Payne a the petition Of yHd CHI ems E the Territory
read, and
/ On of Mr. Payne
| Was referred a select committee.
The President appointed Messrs Payne Clark and Hughes
1nghram elave printing The
Laws &c of the session. which first and second
motion o Mr. Parker
Said made the day committee of the
Mr. Payne from the committee of conference whom referred
the greeing the amendment made by the Council
No. Z IAN act regulating grocery license reported that they had
formed tina, duty and that both Houses have agreed adhere
The report was laid on the table until to morrow
providing appointment and duties Of Audi
tor Of Public Accounts and guat the duties Of Territorial reasur-
The concrred in and the amendments read FIRST
/ r No 6.A inlay Of T. NJ,
her &c being under consideration
Representatives with vi h, amendments ne
The Council rred n said amendments
ufacurng Company being with the amendments
made thereto by the House of Representatives.
i On motion OF rPayne'
/ The Council disagreed to said amendments
H. No 3d. "A Bill incorporate the Bloomington
ciet taken the amendments read second time, and the
bill as amended was ordered to third eadmg to
Joint resolution No Il, c. relative additional appropriation
deay the of session the Legislative Assembly
read third time and passed
CT No 49, " bill concerning the size Of Counties &c read
IA third time. and passed the title agreed
H r. file, No bill Justice
H. 6Ie No. 81 "A memorial for The relief Of Settlers on School
Sections read third time,
Referred to ommi,ee eri,oria Affairs.
H R. fe No 49, "A Preamble, &C. relative the improvement of
H. fe No. bill to provide for the support of iegmate
Children, taken from the
Mr. Parker
On motion of Mr. ngham,
/ The Council insisted on their amendment
Resolution relative the Officers of tie onn taken
from the taole
MIR Hughes
in said esouion and the word -four and this the
yeas and nays required
Mr. Raon moved call of the Council and absent members for
Upon call of the of members found Messrs
Clark, Lewis, Payne and Whittesey, absent.
On motion of Mr. Browne,
| Mr. Clark excused
On motion Of Mr. Inghram,
! Mr. Whitlesey excused.
Mr. Payne the absent member having returned
On motion of Mr. .rowne,
The further call of the Council dispensed with.
then moved the which had.
the question strike the and being required
follows: /
Those who voted in the affirmative, r Hrghe and
dent g.
Those who voted in the negative Messrs Browne Hepner
ghram, Keith, Parker, ayne. Ralston and Swazey,
So the motion lost Il I
Mr. Browne then moved strike the word three
Mr. Hepner objected the being
The Chair decided that the motion in ORDER 5S
Ar Hepner then moved division of the question
The Chair decided the motion of order.
i. From which decsion T.
Mr. Hepne moved appeal the Council
ed by Mr Payue.
The being then put sustain IF
the Chair
The yeas and nays being required, follows:
Those who voted in Messs Browne