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

call Of the council be dispensed with,
which was decided in the negative.
The messenger reported Mr. Rollins
IN his seat.
The question then being put on the
adoption of the first amendment, ii was
decided in the negative.
The second amendment being then read
it was not concurred in by the council.
The third amendment being then read,
the council concurred therein.
The fourth amendment being tnea read
the council concurred therein, ayes 3
noes.
The fifth amendment being then read,
the council concurrcd therein.
The sixth amendment being then read,
the council concurred therein.
Ayes ), nays 2.
The seventh amendment being then
read,
The Council coucurred therein.
The eighth amendment being then
read,
The Council concurred therein.
The ninth amendment being then
read,
The Council refused to concur there
IN.
MIR Norris moved to amend as follows
viz: strike out of the 4th section all al
ter the word Others in the 9th line, and
insert 'ma, take thereirom any books,
not exceeding TWO volumes, of mlscel-
laneous character, and no others, and
retain them for four weeks, but shall be
liable to penalty of % cts. for each
dav any books may be retained over
the tine above specified: PFouided, That
all books belonging to the library shall
be returned five days previous to the
commencing Of the Legislature.
Also, strike out the whole of the 9TH
section
And pending the question,
Mr. Mcleod called for the reading OF
the amendment III connection with the
18th section, and after it was read the
question being taken on the adoption of
The amendment,
Ii was decided in the affirmative.
The question then recurring on Or
dcring the bill to be engrossed for a
third reading,
Ii was decided in the Affirmative;
So the bill was ordered to be engross-
cd.
On motion Of Mr. Burkeo,
No Is, III of r, bill to provide for
laying out a territorial road from Still
water to Rum River,
Was taken up, and
On motion of MIR Burkleo,
The council resolved itself into COM
mittee of the whole, MIR Boal in the
chair for the consideration Of said bill,
And after some time passed therein,
the committee rose and by their chair
man reported the bill back to the coun-
Gil with amendments.
The question then recurring on adop-
ting the amendments proposed by the
committee of the whole,
Mr. Sturgis asked the question might
be taken on each amendment separately,
and the question then being put on the
first amendment, the council concurred
therein. Ayes4 noes2.
The question then beng put on the
2nd amendment, the council l refused to
concur therein.
The question then being put on the
Sd amendment the council concurred
therein.
The question then being put on the
4th amendment, the council concurred
therein.
The question then being put on the
9Th amendment. the council concurred
therein.
Mr. StUrgis moved to fill the blank
with three which motion prevailed.
The question then recurring on or
dering the bill to third reading, 1t was
decided in the affirmative, and
On motion Of Mr. Mcleod,
The bill was read the third time by
its title.
The question then recurring on the
passage Of the bill, it was decided in the
affirmative; so the bill passed.
The question then recurring on agree
ing to the title of the bill, il was decided
in the affirmative; so the title was agreed
to.