The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-10-18
LEGISLATURE,
COUNCIL.
FRIDAY, Oct. IL, 1910


Prayer by the Rev, Mr.. Boutwell,
The journal of yesterday was read
and corrected.
MIR. Sturgis, pursuant to notice pre-
siously given, asked and obtained leave
to introduce No 3, G F, memorial to
Congress for the improvement of GER
taip roads therein named.
Which was read a first and second
time.
Mr.. LOOMS pursuant to previous no.
tice asked and obtained leave to intro
duce
No 10, c F, bill to provide for the
appointment of Librarian and for 9TH
er purposes,
Which was read a first and second
time.
Mr.. Nc Leod from committee on en-
crossed bills reported No. i3 G. +, a
bill organizing board of county COM
missioners in each county in this Ter
ritory as correctly engrossed
Mr.. Norris moved that G. F No 5
bill to provide against traffic in ar
dent spirits with Indians be now taken
up,
Which motion prevailed,
And the question recurring on the
concurrence Of the Council to the
amendments made by the House of Rep
resentatives to said bill,
And the. first amendment being read,
the Council concurred therein.
The second amendment being read
the Council concurred therein.
The third amendment being read the
Council concurred therein.
So the Council concurred in the
amendments made to said bin by the
House of Representatives.
The question then recurring on The
concurrence of the Council to the disa-
greement of the House of Represcn-
tatives to the title of said bill, it was
decided in the negative.
So the Council refused to concur in
the disagreement of the House of Rep
resentatives to the title of the bill.
MIR. LOOMS moved that the Council
now resolve itself into a committee of
the whole on No lS, II of r,
A bill to provide for laying out Terri
torial roads,
Which motion prevailed, and the
Council resolved Itself into committee
of the whole,
Mr.. Burkleo in the chair,
For the consideration of said bill,
and after some time passed therein the
Council rose, and by their chairman re-
ported progress and asked leave to sit
again.
Leave was granted.
The following message was received
from the House of Representatives By
w. ID. Phillips, chief clerk thereof.
Mr.. President:
The House of Representatives have
refused to recede from this LIST and 9th
amendments to No 10, c F,
A bill providing for the erection of
certain counties therein named, and for
other purposes, and have appointed
Messrs. Bailly and Dewey, a committee
of conference on said BILL and the
Council is requested to appoint COM
mittee to confer with that Of the House. |
The House have passed No l, c. +,
Memorial to Congress for an appro-
priation to construct military road
from Fort Smelling to the mouth of the
Sioux river on the Missouri,
And have receded from their disa-
greement to tie title Of No 5 c. F,
A bill to provide against the traffic in
ardent spirits with the Indians, and
agreed to the title Of said bill
And then he withdrew.
The Chair appointed Messrs. Burkleo
and Norris to confer with the committee
of the House of Representatives on the
disagreement of the two houses on No
10, G F,
A bill providing for the erection OF
certain counties therein named and for |
other purposes.
On motion of Mr.. Nc Leod,
The Council adjourned until 3 o'clock
p. M.