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


So the title was agreed 10.
The following message was received from
the House of Representatives by l. "a't'
assistant secretary thereof, VIZ:
MIR President:
SlR:-The Speaker of the house of rep
resentatives has signed
"Memorial to Congress in relation TO es-
tablshng mail routes therein named ana
for other purposes,
An act regulating grocery licenses,
An act organizing board of county COM
mssioners in each county in this territory,
An act providing for the laying out ter
ri,orial road from Rum river to Crow
Wing,
"Joint resolution relative To the adjourn
men, of the pres legislative assembly,
"Joint resolution relative to the haIf-breed
lands.
The house of representatives have pass
ed
No "a. II Of Il, n bill to locate terrific
rial road from the town of St Paul to Little
Canada.
No ID, Fl of R, a bill fixing the time for
holding district courts.
No 4, Ii of X, a memoria! to the Con-
gress of the United States for an appropri-
alton to build a territorial prison, and
No 48, H of r, bill TO dissolve the mar
rage contract between Catharne Hathaway
and her husband Isaac Hathaway, and trans
nit with it the accompanying documents.
In all which the concurrence Of the couu-
Gil is requested.
The house have passed
No s, C f, memorial to Congress for the
Improvement CT certain roads therein nam
ed
No 5, G f, memorial to Congress for ad
ditional mail facilities, and
No "a, c F, bill to amend an act emit
tied an act concerning the time of commenc-
ing actions, and
No 4, c F, memorial to Congress relative
to school lands.
The council have passed No 81, c F, a
bill authorizing the election Of sherifs and
defining their duties, with an amendment III
which the concurrence Of the council is re-
quested.
The house have cOncurred in the amend
ments Of the council to No 81, II Of r, a
Till granting to John Banill the right to es-
tablsh ferry across the Mississippi river
near The mouth of Rice river, and have con-
CURED in the first amendment ofthe council
to No 9, H Of r., and refused to concur in the
Cd amendment to said bill, being bill CON
lcernng justice Of the peace and the action
Of forcibe entry and detainer.
Mr. Rollins moved "a suspension Of the
rule requiring one days notice previous to
the introduction of bills, which motion pre-
vailed 10y two-lhirds vote; and Mr. Rol-
I Inns by leave introduced No 6, C F, memo
rial to Congress for an appropriation Of
land for the construction of q road from
Saltwater to Fort WinucI,ago in Wisconsin.
. Which was read the first and second time
Mr. LOOMS moved call Of the council
and the roll being called, Mr. Boal did no,
answer to his name, and the sergcat-at-arms
was sent after the absentee.
Mr. Burkleo moved that further proceed
ings under the call of the council be dis
, pensed with, which motion prevailed
Mr. Norris moved that the message from
the House of Representatives be now taker
, up, which motion prevailed.
The president pro tenn then signed The
r following bills which were subsequent,
placed in the hands of The chairman of the
committee on enrolled bills, for presentation
TO the Governor, viz:
Memorial to Congress in relation to es
tablishing mail routes therein named and fol
other purposes.
An act regulating grocery licenses.
An act organizing board of county com
/ Inissioners in each county in this Territory
An act providing for laying out Terri
torial road from Rum river to Crow WING
Joint resolution rslative to the adjourn.
nient of the present Legislative Assembly
and
joint resolution relative to the half breet
lands.
, No as, III of r, a bill to divorce Catha.
rine Hathaway from her husband isau,
Hathaway,
Was then read first and second time.
Mr. Loomis moved that the accompanyin.
documents be now read, which motion wa.
sustained and the documents were accord
ingly read.
Mr. Rollins moved the bill and accompa
nyIng documents be referred 10 the commit
tee on Territorial Affairs, which motion
= prevailed
No III Of r memorial to the Congress o
the l for an appropriation to build Ter
rtorial prison,
Was then read first and second time
No 81, II of r., bill fixing the time TO