The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-10-11
;. g. ISAAC N. G0ODHUE.
LEGISLATURE,
COUNCIL.
SATURDAY, Oct. 6,'l849.

The president then signed the following
bills and Joint resolutions.
No 9, II of X, a bill to dissolve the mar
riage contract between Stanilaus Beilanski
aud Mary Beilanski; ..-e
No 9, Fl of X, joint resolutions relative
to the removal Of the Chippewa Indians
from the coded lands within the territory of
Minnesota.
MIR Boai, pursuant to previous notice, by
leave introduced
No I6, C F, bill to provide for the cleo
ton of Registers Of Deeds and to define
their duties and powers, s.L
Which was read first and second time
Mr. Mcleod from the committee on en-
crossed bills reported
No 2, G +, memorial to congress for an
appropriation TO construct road from Point
Douglass to the St. Louis river, as correct
ly engrossed. I
No ,, { F, memorial TO congress for an
appropriation to construct road from Point
Douglass TO the 81. Louis river,
Was then taken up,
And the question then recurring on order
ing the memorial to a third reading,
IL was decided in the affirmative,
So the memorial passed.
The question then recurring on agreeing
to the title Of The ,peInorial
1t was decided in the affirmative,
So the title was agreed to.
Mr. Norris moved
That the amendments to
No 2, & +, bill regulating groceries,
which was laid on the table yesterday, be
now taken ur and considered, .
Which motion prevailed.
And the question being on the adoption
o.! the amendments made by the House of
Representatives 10 said bill,
Mr. Norris moved
That the amendments be read and consid-
cred separately,
Which was agreed 10.
The first amendment was then read,
And the question being on the concurrence
Of the council thereto,
IL was decided ia the negative.
The second amendment being then read
And the question being on the concur
renee of the council thereto,
Il was decided in the negative.
The third amendment being then read,
And the question recurring on its adop-
ton by the council,
Il was decided in the negative.
The fourth amendment being then read,
and the question being on the concurrence
Of the council thereto,
1t was decided in the negative.
So the council refused to concur in the LIST,
2d, Sd and 4th amendments.
The fifth amendment being then read,
And the question being Oh cOncurring
therein,
Mr. Norris moved
TO amend by striking out the word Sail"
in the first line of the amendment. and in
.ert in lieu thereof, $50 much of the" and
strike out all after "\Visconsin," on the Sd
line, and inser, in lieu thereof the words
ssas are inconsistent with the provisions of
this act, are hereby repealed"
And the question being put on the adop-
ton of the amendment to the amend
ment
Ii was agreed to.
The question then recurring on the adop-
lion of the amendment as amended,
1t was decided in the affirmative.
The sixth amendment being then read,
And the question recurring on Its adOp-
ton,
Ii was decided in the affirmative.
The question then being on the adoption
Of the seventh amendment, which was to
amend the title so as to read ga bill regula-
ting grocery licenses" .-.- .-.T -tr
IL was decided in the affirmative.
So the 9Th and 9th amendments to the
BILL and the amendments to the title of the
bill were cOncurred IN.
Mr. Mcleod moved
That No /, c F, memorial TO congr $
for an appropriation to construct military
road irom TT. Smelling to the mouth OF ST.
orx river, on the Missouri, be now taken
up, .-......-. ...a.
w hich motion prevailed, and
On motion of Mr. Mcleod,
The council resolved itself into commit
tee of the whole, Mr.. Norris in the char,
for the consideration Of said memorial.
And after some time passed therein, the
committee rose. and by their chairman re-
ported the same back to the council with
amendments. ,- .-.,....
The question then recurring on adopting
the amendments proposed by the committee
Of the hole,
1t was decided in the affirmative. T'
The question then recurring on ordering
the memorial to be engr0ssed for third
reading, ,. r.,.I- s-..rr I "
1t was decided in the affirmative.
So the memorial was ordered to be en-
crossed. fHl
Mr. Loomis moved u
7 That No 10, H Of r, bill to incorporate
the Historical Society of Minnesota"
BE now taken up, 4 p tt M
Which motion prevailed, and rrt-.4e
On motion of Mr. LOOMS, 81.
The council resolved itself into COM
mittee of the whole,
For the consideration of said bill,
Aud after some time passed therein, the
committee rose, and by their chairman re-
ported the same back to the council wIthou
amendments. 81 81
Which report was accepted, and
The question then recurring on ordering
the bill 10 third reading,
Mr. LOOMS moved that the words omar.
tin McLeods' be insertei after the wore
Forbes" in tiIe first section, 3dl ni n91
Which motion prevailed. s. sour 400
The question then being put on ordering
he bill TO a third reading, 81 a3fi snj II
II was decided in the affirmative, hnk
So the bill was read third time. 49,.
The question then recurring on the pas
sage of the bill, 'l' '-'i
|, was decided in the affirmative, ~
So the bit! passed. n9iis9nP sis lad.4
The question then recurring on,agreeini
! rha fi,la IF tba hill