The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-11-01

! ~ ticCtcu CLERK,
And then the convention adjourned.
After the President had announced
the proceedings of the convention,
On motion of Mr. Rollins,
The Council adjourned.
COUNCIL.
MONDAY, Oct 90. lsa9.
! Prayer by the Rev Mr. NeiIl.
Journal Of Saturday was read.
| Mr. Mcleod hyleave presented, an account
of Mr. Louis NJ Oliver, which was referred
to The COMMITTEE on legislative expenditures
! Mr. Norris moved that the rule requiring
one days notice 10 bills be suspended to al.
| low hi'n to introduce a memOrini.
| Which was decided in the affirmative by
! a two thirds vote,
When Mr. Norris asked AMI obtained
! leave to in reduce
| No 8, c F, amemorial to Congress rela-
tive to a mail rOut. therein named,
Which was read first aud second time.
Mr. Norris moved to suspend the rule re-
second reading, relative to the memorial
just read.
Which motion prevailed by two thirds
on the table without printing.
Mr. Boal moved to suspend the rule re-
curing one days notice previous to the in
trnduction Of bills SC, so as to permit him
to introduce a joint resolution now.
Which motion prevailed by TWO thirds
vote, when
Mr. Boal Ivy leave asked and obtained
leave To introduce
No 9, G F, joint resolution relative to an
illegal election by joint ballot.
Which was read first and seco nd time,
MIR Mcleod moved a suspension of the
rule RI quring all bills sc, to he printed az
ter the second reading, and that the joint
r. solution lie on the table without printing.
Which motion was sustained by fwo
thirds OF the members present, and the join,
resolution was not printed.
Mr. Norris moved that
No 2S, G +, bill to provide for the 10
cation of the permanent seat OF eove rnnenr
Ivy a-vote Of the people and for other pur
poses,
BE now taken up,
Which mOti"n prevailed, aud
On motion Of MIR Norris,
The Council resolved itself into COM
mit,ee Of the whole, Mr. Looms To IN.
chair. for the confederation Of said bull.
And after some time passed therein, the
committee rose and ny their chairman re-
ported the same back to the Council with
amendments.
Tn. question then recurring op the adop-
ZION Ivy the Council Of the amendments pro-
posed by the committee ~ the whole,
1t was decided in the a .mative.
The question then recurring OIL ordering
the bill 10 be engrOssed for a third reading
1t was decided in the affirmative.
So the bill was ordered to he dngrossed
Mr. LOOMS moved that
No %. c F, hill to encourage wool
growing in Minnesota,
Be now taken up.
Whirh motion prevailed, and
On morton Of Mr. LOOMS,
'Phe Council resolved itself into a com
,nt,ee Of the whole Mr. Mc!.eO1 in he chat,
TOR the consideration Of said bill
And after some time passed therein the
corumiffee rose anc ny their chairman re-
ported the same back TO the council with al
amendment.
The question then recurring on the Rdop
ton by the council Of the amendments pro
posed by the committee of the whole.
Ii was decided in the affirmative.
The question then recurring OH ordering
the bill To he engrOssed for a third reading
II was decided in the affirmative.
So the bill was ordered TO lie engrossed.
Mr. S;urgis moved that
NOES, c F, hill authorizing the Gov t.
appoint commissioners To take acknowledge
nlent OF deeds for land lying in this Terrific
ry, and for other purposes,
Be now taken up.
Which motion prevailed, and
On motion Of Mr. Sturgis,
The council resolved itself into a com
u,ittee 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 chairman re
ported the bill hack 10 the council with al
amendment.
The question then recurring on the adop
, ton by the council Of the amendment pro
posed by the committee Of the whole,
II was decdesi in The affirmative.
The question then recurring on ordering
the bill to he engrossed for a third reading
and the ayes and noes being called for b.
Mr. LOOMS, those who voted in the affirna
tive were
q Me>srs BoaI. LOOMS and Forbes-Presi
dent-3.
Those who voted in the negative were
:, Messrs Burkleo, Mcleod, Norris, Rol
q Inns and Sturgis--5.
e So the council refused to order the bill I
be engrOssed.
Mr. Rollins from the committee on eugros
sed hill reported as correctly engrossed
No %, c F, bill to provide for the Ia
cation Of the permanent seat of government
by vote Of the people, and for other pur
poses.
Mr. Norris moved that the bill bs rea
the third time now.
Which motion prevailed. aad the bill wa
read the third time,
The question then recurring on the pas
sage Of the bill,
II was decided in the affirmative.
So the bill passed.
}, The question then recurring 90 agreein
l. to the title Of the bill.