The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-02
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reported the same PACK to the Council with amendments The Renot
was conurred in and the amendments first time 0
:. On motion of Mr. Parker
The amendments read second time and the R;n m s.
was considered IN committee the whole Mr. Hepner the chair Al
and through their chairman reported the Council with
several amendments which amendments in and
The Bill ecomm,ed to the the judiciary
r. No. &c. GA Bill locate Territorial Road Fairfield >,
&C was read second me and ordered be ngrosse and
read third time tomorrow. " -
H. R. file, No. authorize Avery Thomas to establish
Ferry the Mississippi second time
vo nd moved to amend y inserting after the words aat boat
Mr. lngm moved further striking word "6een
and inserting the word twelve in the agreed
to- and the Bill amended ordered third reading tomorrow
n T. hle No. H. "a memorial for additional appropriation
road opposite Burlington &c. read second time, to
third reading
On motion of Mr. Clark,
The Council adjourned until o'clock, P. NJ
TWO O'CLOCK P. NJ
R. file No 49, ga bill for the limitation penal statutes
ana criminal prosecutions was read second time, and
On motion of MIR Parker,
Was referred the judiciary report OH
H R. fle relief of the sheriff of Jackson conn
No. &C., memorial o s nas re reading on
Burlington, via Mount Pleasant Fairfield second lime
On motion of MIR PAYNE
Was referred to select
The President appointed Me Inghram Whesey
CT No. "a bill relative habeas corpus, third Time
H. R. file No. 6 "a of settlers upon school
sections, was read third time.
Mr. Hughes moved that the indefinitely postponed and on
this question the and being required wereas follows
Whi,Iesey, g. . '' ''S''' '''s"''' sne anu
Those voted negative essrs Clark IIener Inghram
Mr. Hepne moved refer the committee and on
this question: the and being required follows
Those who voted in the Affirmative Messrs Clark Hepne
Ingram Keith Parker Payne swazey Wheey President
Mr. Hughes voted in the negative.
So agreed appointed Messrs Hep
Mr. Clark gave would on tomorrow or on some future
day introduce amendment the 9Th standing Council
The following received House of Representa-
tve by Mr. Fales, Chief Clerk
Mr. President The House of Representatives passed No. r. H.
r. f A memorial Congress for appropriations building bridges
and making other public improvements the mail territory
49, 6e to amend an act entitled an act to organize
the county of Linn and establish the of justice thereof"
No. 49, H. R. e "A bill to relocate the of Clayton
No 49, H r. file ga bill amend assessing
No a. H. file, ga joint subject Of Post Offices
No. 49, H. R. 6 "a bill incorporate the upper Mssissipp r
dauic Company In all of which the the Councils
ga bill provide election of Delegate to Con-
On motion of Mr.. Parker,
Was laid the table until to
C. F. No. % ga Bill authorize Elijah keep ferry was
read third time and pessed, and title agreed to.
The President of the Council the
Hon W. W. Chapman the subject of for
this Territory which read, and
Was referred to the committee on Military Affairs
Mr. Parker from the committee the Judiciary referred
present reported the Council with aendmen
The concued in and the amendments
On motion of Mr. Parker
The rule prohibiting the I'd and Sd reading bills resolutions &C.
the day suspended and the resolutions
time and passed.
file No "a Bill providing for the appointment and duties Of
Auditor Of public &C. having been special
the day. takeu up and read a third time =4si#E
Mr. Clark moved the Bill
motion on leave, l. Withdrew, and
question passage the Bill yeas nays being
qured follows:
Those who voted in the affirmative Messrs Clark Hepner Par
kerr Swazey and Whttesey, S.
Those who voted the negative, Messs Hughes
Payne and Mr. President, S. 49,
So the Bill did pass
Mr. Ingham moved reconsider the this
ton the and nays being required as follows:
Those who the Messrs Clark high
Keith Parker, Swazey, Wh1esey and Mr. President
Those Messs Hughes and Payne
So the motion to reconsider agreed
his motion the judiciary
committees which question the and being required
follows: 49,.
Those voted the affirmative Messrs Clark Hepner,
Hughes Ingham Keith Parker Swazey Whiesey and Mr. Presi
dent, g.
MIR Payne voted in the negative.
So the Bill recommitted the judiciary committee.
Parker previous notice. and :ae granted introduced
&c, No 81 regulate admission Of Attorneys which
a and ordered be printed.
80 the subject of turnpike from Burlington
Pleasant Fairfield reported the Council
amendment The report concurred in and the amendment