The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-02
IOWA LEGISLATURES.
COUNCIL.

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COUNCIL.
Tuesday Afternoon, Dec. o. 1882
TWO O'CLOCK, p. M.
the mo- resolutions u relative to printing the laws &C. of
taken and considered WHOLE Mr. Payne in the
charman reported said resolutions back to the Council
with amendments and asked discharged from further consdera
lon o. the SUBJECT which report was concurred in.
On motion OF Mr. Payne
The resolutions referred the the judiciary
by Mr. Fales, Chief Clerk: ~
Mr. President The House Representatives passed
K file, "a bill authorize Thomas to keep ferry across the
Mississippi !, river opposite cordova, Illinois,
No H. H. file ga memorial Congress for appropriation for
road opposite Burlington in the Mississippi bottom' =
NO. 7s H. T. flea bill for the Limitation of suits penal
and criminal prosecutions
NO - IT, r. he Resolution relative compensation j. G.
H. fle bill for the relief Of the sheriff Of jackson
county,
No 80 H. R. file "a Congress the subject of turn
pike road from Burlington, via Mount Pleasant, Fairfield
In all OF which the concurrence of the Council requested
The House insist upon their amendmentsto
NO le u r. ga bill the Iowa Touring mill
f'c Ths ICON COMPANY sa,. ,.oo,., ,.o
No as H. f "a bill provide for support legi,mae
children and have concurred the
NO. 32 IL H. hle, ga bill reocaehe of
county of CEDAR
Herewith present, for your signature
San act provide Tor the election county and define
their duties"
Preamble and resolutions relative unurvey ed lands
Was referred to the committee interpretations.
H. R. file No. g. "a bill regulate the practice of Attorneys
read first and second time, and
memorial for a survey of Skunk rive' and,
Memorial for the improvement of the Iowa and Cedar
Which seveay signed by the President and then Mr. Fses
The report Of the committee of conference relation H R. file No
bill regulating grocery license taken from the table,
Mr. Parker moved that the of the committee be concue
which lost.
Mr. Ingram moved that the bill be indefinitely postponed which
ton, on leave he withdrew.
Mr. Hepner that appointed
Mr. Hughes moved indefinitely postponed
this question the and being required follows
Those who voted in the negative Messrs Browne, Hepne
So the question lost
Mr. Parker moved lay the motion the table, which lost
Mr. Payne moved that Mr. 1nghram be appointed chairman The
Council excused Mr. Inghram from serving
me Messrs Hepner and Keith said committee
ufacturng Company being under returned from
the House with their amendments insisted on
On motion of Mr. Hepner,
receded dSagreeing to the amend
Mr. Parker insist on their disageng vote to
the Cd amendment, which was lost
On motion of Mr. Payne,
The Council receded from their dsageng said amendment
MI Hepner moved to insist dgreeng of the Council
Sd amendment, which was lost.
On motion of Mr. Payne,
The Council receded from their dsageeng said amend
message House of Representatives, seveay read
time and ordered to a second reading
R. file, No. a. Resolution relative compensation James
Edwards was read first time, and
Was laid table subjecsto order of Council.
Hepner from the joint committee enomens reported
presented 15d
III. r. fe "a memorial on the subject of Post Roads in Iowa.
Parker moved that the Council adjourn until Friday morning
this question the being required follows
Those who voted in the affirmative Msss Browne Hepner
Inghram, Keith, Parker. Ralson and Mr. President
Those who voted in the negative Mes Hughes, Payne and
Whttesey-3.
j So the motion agreed to- and
The Council ad ourned until Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
Friday Morning, Dec. 81, 1889.
! The Council met pursuant adjournment
Browne from the Committee Territorial Affairs to whom
No. 26 H. r. fle ga Bill amend AN Act relative the
reported the back the Council with amendments.
and the amendments read first time.
Hepn from the committee Of conference appointed confer with
the of the House OF Representatives relative
to sgreeng regulating Grocery License reported that
committee the Of the House have recee from their disagree
ing the amendments made by the Council to said Bill
Mr. Browne, from Committee Territorial Affairs,
HI r. e 6l "a memorial for the relief Settlers
Sections reported the back the Council without amend
!, which report concurred in.
Mr1nghram, from Select Committee, referred H.
file "a memorial for the posponement Land Sales in the
Burlington District reported the the Council withou
amendment which report concurred in. a.
Mr. Parker moved that the Bill be laid the table, and this cues
:. ton the yeas and nays being required follows