The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-10-25


That No 10, II of r, joint resolution
relative to the public printing,
BE now taken up,
Which motion prevailed, pnd
On motion of Mr.. Loonsis,
The Council resolved itself into
committee of the whole,
Mr.. BDal in the chair,
For the consideration Of said Joint
resolution;
And after some time passed there
in,
The committee rose,
And by their chairman,
Reported the same back to the coun-
Gil ' ithout amendment
The report of the committee of the
whole was accepted,
And the question then recurring on
ordering the joint resolution; to tnird
reading.
Pending the question,
The following message was received
from the House Of Repro sentatiycs,
viz:
Mr.. President:
The House Of eprcsentaI lives have
passed the following bills,
No 4, Ii of r, bill to incorporate
the St. Paul and St. Anthony plank road
company.
No 40, y Of r, a bill granting to
James Purinton and his associates the
right to establish and maintain a ferry
across Lake St. Croix, near Greedy 5
landing.
No %, II of Il, q bill laying out a
Territorial road from Saltwater to the
mouth of Rum river.
No 27, II of Il, a bill concerning
debtors and their securities,
In all which the concurrence Of the
Conncil is requested.
The House have declined to concur
in the lst and 3D. amendments to the
Council to No 10, III Of Il, bill for the
election of Commissioners to prepare a
code of laws for the Territory OF Min
nesota and have concurred in the Sec
ond amendment to said bill.
And then he withdrew.
The question then recurring on order
ing
No 4, II of r, joint resolution rcla-
tive to the public printing to third
reading,
Mr.. Norris moved
That the joint resolution be laid on
the table,
Which motion prevailed:
Ayes 1; noes ).
On motion Of Mr.. LOOMS,
No 10, Fl Of r, bill for the election
Of commissioners to prepare code of
laws for the Territory Of Minnesota,
which was returned from the House OF
Representative with two amendments
of the Council, non-concurred in BY the
House.
Wa, taken up,
And the question recurring,
viii the Counci! recode from its
amendments?
And the question being taken Oh the
first amendment,
1t was decided in the negative.
The question then being taken on the
81 amendment, the second not beng
concurrcd in,
1t was decided in the negative.
t So the Council refused to recede from
its amendments.
MIR Loomis moved
f The MESA ge from the House Of Rep
resentatiyes be now taken up.
Which motion prevailed.
The Hon the Secretary of the Terri
! tory being announced, he delivered {
/ message in writing from his exccllency
the governor;
No 81, II of r, bill concerning
debtors and their securities,
/ Was taken up,
And read a first and second time.
e No 3. II Of r, bill fer laying cut
territorial road from Saltwater to tht
mouth Of Rum river,
e Was then taken up,
= And read first and second time.
f No 40, II of 4, bill granting t.
5 James Purinton and his associates {
richt to establish and maintain a ferrI
across lake ST. Croix, near Greedy
y landing,
e, Was then taken up,
. And read a first and second time.
No 4. Fl Of II, bill to Incorporate
the St. Paul ard St. Anthony Planl
Road Company,
d Was taken up,
And read a first and second time.
: The message from His EXcellenc
: the Governor. was then read "a follows
Territory of Minnesota, Executive !
S Depart, st Paul, Oct. 40,
To the Hon. the President of the Coun
Gil:
: SRI have approved and signed tn
/. following acts and memorials, viz:
7. can act to provide against the traffi
in ardent spirits with the Indians;
San act granting to Frank jim Steel
the right to establish and maintain feI
ry across the Mississippi river.
= can act granting divorce to Lou
e Laramie from Waaan-ye-kewin, h
: wife
Memorial to Congress for an apprc
+ priation to construct a road from Pom
r Douglass to the st. Louis river.
Memorial to Congress for an apprc
70 cO,-fr,Icf military rna