The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-10-18
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ter, with an amendment to the title there
of.
In all which the concurrence OF this
House Is requested.
The Council have refused to recede
from its first amendment to No III, ID d
r,
A bill to prescribe the qualification Of
voters and of holding office, and have
refused to concur in the amendment Of
the Honse of Representatives TO the
second amendment made by the Council
to said bill: .s.
And Messrs. Norris and Boal have
been appointed a committee on the part
of the Council to confer with commit
tee of this Hoase on the disagreeing
vote of the two Houses on said bill.
And then he withdrew.
The committee of the whole House
resumed its session:
And after some time passed therein,
rose, end by their chairman reported
progress, and asked leave to sit again
Leave was granted.
On motion of Mr.. Wilkinson the
House adjourned.
Two O'CLOCK, P. NJ.
Mr. Jackson moved that the vote by which
the Honse refused to recede from its first
and ninth amendments to
No 10, G +, a bill providing for the cree
ton Of certain counties therein named, and
for other purposes,
Be re-considered.
Mr. jackson moved call Of the House.
Messrs BaiIIy and Morrison were report
ed absent.
The sergeant arms was directed to no
tify the absent members to APPEAR in their
seats.
Mr. Brunson moved that the further call
be suspended.
Disagreed to.
Aud division being called, there were
yeas 8; nays 10.
Mr. Morr ison having taken his seat in the
House,
Mr. Jackson novel tina. the further call
Of the House be dispensed with.
And the yeas and mays heng called for,
those who voted in the affirmative are
Messrs Babcock, Black, Holmes, jack
son, Morrison, Setter and Trask--7.
Those in the negative are
MeSsrs Brunson, Dewey, Dugas, John
son, Marshall, Pond, Wilkinson, and Dir
Speakcr--S.
So the cali was not suspended.
Mr. Wells reported himself in attendance
Of the House.
Pending the report Of the Sergeant-at-
arms. The speaker announced the members
present.
And the question being, will the House
reconsider the vote by which it refused to
rccede from its first and ninth amendments
to said bill, No 10, c +. and being pat,it
Was decided in the affirmative.
And the yeas and nays being desired,
those who voted in the affirmative are
Messrs Black, Dugas, Holmes, Jackson,
johnson, Morrison, Setter, Trask, Wells
and Mr. Speaker-9.
Those in the negative are
Messrs Bahcock, Badly. Brunson, Dew
ey, Marshall, Pond, and w ilkinson a,.i Mr.
Speakers.
The question then required on receding
from its said LIST and 9th amendments. and
being put,and the yeas and noes being desired
those who voted in the affirmative are
Messrs Black, Dugas, Holmes, Jackson
Morrison, Setter, Trask and WelIs-S.
Those who voted in the negative are
Messrs Babcock, Bailly, Brunsou. Dew
ey, Johnson, Marshall, Pond, Wilkinson
and Mr. Speakers.
On motion of Mr. Wilkinson,
Leave Of absence was granted to Mr.
Pond, until next Tuesday morning.
On motion of Mr. Babcork,
The House resolved itself INTO the com,
mittee of the whole House, for the further
consideration of
No 30, II of K, q bill conct rning justices
of the peace.
Mr. Setter in the chair,
And after some time passed therein, the
committee rose, reported progress, aud ask
ed leave to sit again.
Leave was granted
MIR BrunSOn from the committee on en-
crossed bills, reported
No 81. III of X, bin fixing the time of
the annual meeting Of the Legislative As
sembly, as correctly engrossed.
Mr. Marshall from The committee on en-
rolled bills reported that The committee had
exa.nined
No ], FL Of r, memorial to Congress for
the Enforcement of the Mississippi river
above the Falls Of ST. Anthony,
And found the said memorial truly enroll.
When the speaker signed the suid me-
INorial
MIR Brunson moved that the House ad
,o,..-nn until I O'Clock, p NJ.
And the question being put, the Speaker
was unable to determine the voye.
A division being called for, there were
yeas 5; nays I.
Mr. Marshall moved that the House aa-
jonrn.
Which motion was decided in the afr
native.
A division being called there were yeas
5; nays 4.
SO the House adjourned until Monday
morning at 9 A. NJ.
COUNCIL.
MONDAY Ger. Is, 1910
The president pro tenn. called the
Council to order,
When the following message was re-
celved from the House of Representa-
tlyes by w ID Pbill;ns (7b;r GU,