The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-10-11
MINNESOTA TERRITORY THURSDAY. OCTOBER H. ls49

taking and conversion of any logs, masts
and other timber, and for other purpo-
! Ses, ........... - ..... .
Mr. Jackson in the chair,
Pending which,
A message from the Council was an
nounced,
When the Speaker took the chair,
and the following message was deliver
ed by J. r. Brown, their secretary, to-
wit: -.
Mr.. Speaker: tf
The Council have passed
No 2, G F, u memorial to Congress
for an appropriation to construct road
from Point Douglass to the st. Louis
river. They have concurred in
No III, III of II, a bill to prescribe the
qualifications of voters and of holding
office, with amendments,
In all which the concurrence of this
house is requested.
The Council have refused to concur
to the LIST, I'd, Sd and 4th amendments
made by this House to
! No 2, G. F, bill regulating grocer
les ard have concurred in the 9th amend
ment to said bill with an amendment, in
which the concurrence of this House is
requested.
The Council have also concurred to
the 9th amendment to the Bill, and the
amendment to the title of the Bill, and
then he withdrew
| The Committee of the whole House
resumed its session and after some time
passed therein another Message from
the Council was announced
The Speaker took the Chair, and the
following Message waas delivered by
their Secretary
! Mr.. Speaker:
The Council have concurred in No.
10 H. of r,
A bill to incorporate the Historical
Society of Minnesota, with an amend
ment in which the concurrence of this
House is requested and then he with
drew.
The Committee Of the whole House
resumed its session and after some time
passed therein the Committee rose, and
by their Chairman reported said bill No.
IL II. of R. a bill to prevent the taking
and conversion of any logs, masts and
other timber, and for o:her purposes,
back to the House with amendments.
The question tfen being on concur
ring in said amendments,
On motion of Mr. Marshall,
Said amendments were severly con-
sidered and not concurred In.
| Mr.. Trask moved that the House adj
journ until Monday next at 9 A. NJ.
| Mr.. Bailly moved to amend the same
so as to read until Tuesday morning at
10 A. NJ.
The question being on agreeing to
Mr.. Bailly's motion to amend,
The yeas and nays were desired,
when Mr.. Jackson moved a call of the
House.
Messrs. Brunson and Dewey were
reported absent
Mr.. Wilkinson moved,
That further proceedings under the
call of the House be dispensed with.
The question then recurring on agree
ing to Mr.. Bailly's motion to amend,
those who voted in the affirmative are,
Messrs. Bailly, Dugas, Holmes, Nor
rison, Wells and WilkinsOn-6:
Those who voted in the negative are,
Messrs. Black, jackson, Johnson,
Marshall, Setter, Trask and Mr.. Speak
er-7
The question was then put on agree
ing to Mr. Trask' motion and declared
in the negative
And the yeas and nays being desired
Those who voted in the affirmative
are, Messrs. Black, Johnson. Marshall,
and Trask-4
Those who voted in the negative are,
Messrs. Baily, Brunson, Dewey,
Holmes, Jackson, Morrison, Stetzer,
Wells, Wilkinson and Mr.. Speaker-l0.
So the said motion was not agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. Jackson the House
then adjourned.