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


register of deeds of Ramsey and Ben
ton counties to procure certain copies of
records in the office of register of deeds
of Washington county.
No 43, III Of r, a bill to amend
an act entitled an act to provide the
means to pay the public debt of the
Territory, and for other purposes,
And have concurrcd in the first and
second amendments Of the council to
No 81, III of Il, bill granting to J.
r. Irvine the right to establish and
maintain ferry across the Mississippi
river,
And non concurred in the Sd amend
ment of the council to said bill.
And have concurred in the amend
ments Of the council to
No Il, Ii of Il, bill to incorporate
the Minnesota mutual fire insurance
company,
And in the amendments to
No 81, II of X, bill fixing the time
of the annual meeting Of the Leglsla-
tive Assembly,
In which the concurrence of the
council IS requested.
And then he withdrew.
No Is, bill to establish and main
tain common schools,
Was then read q second time under
the rules.
Mr. Norris from the committee on en-
rolled bills reported as correctly enroll
cd
No ,, c f, bill regulating grocery
licenses.
No IL, c F, bill providing for lay
ing out and establishing a Territorial
road from Rum River to Crow Wing.
No 3, RI Of Il, memorial to Congress
in relation to establishing mail routes
therein named.
Mr. Mcleod moved that the message
from the House of Representatives be
now taken up,
Which motion prevailed, and
No I3, II Of Il, bill to amend an act
entitled an act to provide the means tt
pay the public debt of the Territory
and for other purposes,
| Was read a first and second time.
No 80, Fl of r, bill to authorize
the register of deeds of Ramsey arc
, Benton counties to procure certain cop
les of records in the Office OF register
OF deeds Of Washington county.
Was read first and second time.
No 81, II of Z, q bill granting TO John Z
Irvine the right to establish and MAINTAIN {
ferry across The Mississippi river, 10 W hict
the House Of Representatives had non-con
Cured in the third amendment made by the
Council TO said bill,
And the question recurring,
"Will the Council recede from It's thirt
, amendment"
It was decided in the negative,
SO the Council! refused to recede; and
On motion Of Mr. Norris,
a committee consisting OF Messrs Norri.
and LOOMS was appointed to confer with :
committee Of the House of Representative
on the dsagreeing vote of the two Houses
on said bill
Mr. Mcleod moved suspension Of tn,
rule requiring one days notice for leave ,c
introduce bills so as to pcrni, him to intro
duce a bill now,
Which motion prevailed ty two-thirl
vote, and
Mr. Mcleod asked and obtained leave t.
3 introduce
No 20, a bill granting to Francois Gam
! ellie the right to establish and maintain I
ferry across the St Peters river at the moutl
OF SAID river,
Which was read the first and secon,
time.
MIR LOOMS moved
> That the printing of said bill he di<pens
ed with,
" hich motion prevailed.
No D, F, bill to provide for holdin;
general elections and for other purposes.
Then coming up,
And the question recurring on ordering
r the bill to third reading,
Il was decided in the affirmative.
, 50 the bill was read the third time.
, Mr. Loomis moved
The bill be recommilted to the COMMITTED
Of the whole,
w hich motion prevailed.
No 10, c T, bin to provide for the APP
= pon,men, Of Librarian and for other pur
} poses,
Then coming up,
And the question recurring on orderlu!
the bill to Il third reading,
# was decided in the affirmative,
And on motion of Mr. Rollins,
The bill was read the third time by it
e title.
The question then recurring on tile pass
d age OF the bill,
Il was decided in the affirmative,
So the bill passed.
The question then recurring on agreeiu
to the title of the bill,
4 1t was decided in the affirmative,
v SO the tile was agreed to.
: Mr. Boal moved
. That No I6, III of Il d Hill to locate the ten