The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-02
Saturday Morning, Dec. %, 1889.

Saturday Morning, Dec. %, 1882
The Council me. pursuant adjournment.
Mr. Hepner select whom referred file
] The same back the Council with one report
was concurred I'M and the amendment read first time
No. H. A memorial for appropriations for building bridges
other public improvements on mail routes was read
following message received from the House Of
r. e incorporate the Philadelphia mill and manufacturing
company"
Nose R. fe "A bill enable the citizens Of Des Mones county
TO establish the seat Of justice Of said county
f "A bill supplementary to act for the relief of the
administrators Of the of the late BENZ W. Clark
In all Of which the of the council is requested
herewith for your Signature IAN act to establish seminary
Which the President the Council and Mr. Fae with
H. R. fe "a bill entitled organize
e No. TO- "a bill relocate the seat Of Clayton
file, No. "A joint resolution the subject Of post Offices
H. R. f No "A bill to amend act for assessing and collecting
H. r. 49, "a bill incorporate the upper Mississippi n.y.
Were. severaily read first time.
me considered in committee of the whole Mr. ngam in
After time the committee and through their chair
sheraton of the bl which report was concurrad in and
On Of Mr. Clark
The bill referred to select committee.
The President appointed Messrs Clark sway and Why said
H. r d No. g. bill relative the peniten,ary
taken up amendments read second time and the BILL
the Chair Alter some time the committee rose and through their chair
reported the bill BACK the Council with amendment which
amendment concurred in
On motion Of Mr. Ingham
The bill referred select committee viz essrs Clark, Hepne
and Parker with instructions to report on Monday next
No 80 H. file "A memorial the subject of turnpike road from
Burlington Mount Pleasant Fairfield read second and
ordered to third reading Monday
No H. r. fe ga bill to authorize Avery Thomas keep ferry
the Mississippi river &C. was read third me and passed. and
No. H. R. ga memorial appropriation the
On the question the and being required
the members voting the amaive Messrs Browne
Clark erner Hughes lngram, KEITH Parker Payne Rston Swa
zey, Whiulesey and MIR President, IL.
H. r. e rs bill for the relief of the sheriff of Jackson coun
~, was read third time and passed and title agreed to-
G. F. No o. ga bill to regulate ferries in certain read
F. e. ga bill establish territorial road from Fairfield to
MIR Payne bill by striking
Kennedy and inserting that David Cowan which agreed
Of the Council and the BILL amended passed. and
49, bill amend the act providing for and regulating
general elections, &C. was taken up, and
On motion of Mr. Payne
Was referred to a select committee.
The President appointed Me 1nghram, Clark and Parker said
On motion of Mr. Hughes,
The Council adjourned d, until e. oc lcH p
The President submitted following
sEcRErARy's OFFICE
Burlington, Dec. %, 1889.
President Of the Council.
which presde the 18th calling upon the Secretary of the
Territory Uniform the Council whether he has procure
defay the of the Assembly,
the members and officers concerned handed by the
clerk yesterday.
In beg leave that drafts have yet been received
by me for the appropriated by Congress last
fray the Legislative Assembly Territory
Iowa. indeed have had with the Treasury
the receipt Secretary
The delay however, think
to be rule with the Department Washington
disbusng officer until after
and there probability that there has any departure
rule in the instance Surprising this be
of funds thus far there but little probability any
ed much before the expiration of the time limited by law
Of the Legislatures for although notification
ponnen was transmitted Immediately after the
son the time which intervenes will barely be sufficient bring
before the adjournment
In view the possibility of the arrival of draft previous
OF the Legislature have had p
Van Antwerp Esq the Receiver of public
lords me pleasure to inform the Council and Legislative Assembly
enterialns every disposition the relief Of the Territory
ne can DO consistently with his Officer Receiver
well known authorized money upon
from the Treasury Departments but nasmuc the money
ready appropriated specifically and undoubtedly will be
Antwerp has sgnfed his willingness make upon
his own provided the Legislative Assembly will
M 1r IN general terms the exgency Of the
ne may Ieel warranted advancing and of appo
Plahon Tor the OF the The
expression OF tins Kind on the the