The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-12-26
On motion of MIR Inohram.


miuee of the whole Hepner After some time the
iee rose and through their chairman reported the back to the
On motion Of Mr. Payne,
me oil Il, was referred to , committee the judiciary
a. II. he NO H. bill to repeal of the o6h section of
entitled an act relative proceedings chancey second
time, and -
Was referred 10 the committee on the judiciary
file No As "A bill repeal part regulating the ssu-
ling of writs of &C. time and
On motion of MIR Payne
Was referred to the committee on the judiciary.
H. r. file. No 40 preamble asking an apnronra
ton for the improvement river was
H. r. hle No So memorial ongress improvement Of
roads therein named was read second ime and
R. 6le No Sd "A bill incorporate the Bloomington Education
Isociety,' second time 1'N"'NA'A
Nj Hepner ed to lay the bill table, was lost
Mr. Payne moved postpone the bill indefinitely on leave he
On motion of Nr Parker,
!, bill Il, wa, referred to the committee
a. T. file No. "A memorial relative to the Sioux half breed
vat'on on Lake Pepin,' was read second time.
On motion Of Mr. Payne,
TWO O'CLOCK, P. M.
file No. 49, "A Memorial relative the Sioux half
servalon on lake Pepln, being unler considerations,
On motion of Mr. Parker,
It was ord red to third reading Saturday next
H. R. file No SO, "a Bill relief Van Buren, county, was
read second time and considered in mint of the whole Mr. high
concurred in, and
The Bill referred selec Committee. The President appoint
ed Mepsrs 81, Keith lnghram and Hughes said committee
Sections, was read second time.
M Payne s Moved lay the Memorial the table which
Those who voted in the affirmative, Messrs Hepne Hughes
ros. negative were l'essrs Inghram KEITH Parker
and Mr. President .,..O
So the mo ion was lost.
Mr. ngh ordered to third reading on
Saturday
MIR Hepner the Committee on
The following received House Representa-
Mr. President The House of Representatives have passed
r. "A Bin ea've to Landlords and Tenants also No. g. H. R. file
Dor of Du Buque,
In Which the IF the Council requested.
The House have dsag eed the amendments made by the Council
No l. H R. file, A Bill regulating Grocery License
No IAN Act to define the Jurle of the several
ties in this Territory that fro upon the mississippi re read
H R. file No. u, "A Bill regulating Marriages.
time, an passed. AMI title agreed to.
returned from the Hone Representatives
the amendments Of the Council being again under consideration
The ouncii insisted on their amendments
AR Paer from the Judiciary Committee whom referred c. F.
Mr. Payne moved lay the Bill the table, which
yeas and nays being required, as follows:
Those who voted the affirmative Messrs Hepner Hughes and
ker, Raston and Mr. President S.
This be force from and after the frs day of June next which
agreed and the Bill amended ordered third reading
On motion Of Mr. Parker,
The Council adjourned.
Thursday Morning, Dec. 10, $780,
The Council met pursuant adjournment.
Judiciary II r.
e No 49, GA Bill regulate Conveyances, reported the the
onc without amendment which concure and the Bill
ordered to a thi d reading ss*
Mr. Hepn from The Committee Enroments reported that said
had presented the Governor the 18th IAN Act for the
relief the administrators of the Of the late Benz Clarke "a
Preamble and Joint relative improvement of the Des
fcuy between Territory of Iow and the State of Missouri Aso
An
fine his duties and "a Memorial for donation Of land fer literary
poses zsa
R. file, No So, ga Bill relocate the Of Justice Of the
Ity of Johnson"
FL r. f NO. Co. "a Memorial for the Survey of the harbo the
Du Bnqu and ordered second read
ing
R. file, No ga Bill provide for the support Of legitmae
taken amendments read second
and ordered 10 third reading to morrow.
Preamble Resolutions relative the difficulty with Missouri
again under consideration returned with the objections Of his Ex
ccency the Governor the the SAID objections read
question the passage of the Resolutions by constitutional
majority the yeas and nays follows: s~8#.s
Those who voted i'll the affirmative Messrs Hepner Hughes
IIngh1am, Keith Parker Payne and Mr President, Z.
Mr. Ralson voted in the negative.
So the Preamble and Resolutions passed. 1850
/ On motion Of Ar Payne, a#
Governor relative said Preamble and Res
lutians. was referred Select Committee. ss.