The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-01-22
LEGISLATIVE.
e House, Saturday Jan. II, 1852.

, LEGISLATIVE. ftETEF 3
In the House, Saturday Jan. II, 1852.
The House met pursuant to adjourn
,nent, and was called TO order 10y the speak
err. r...... ...
Prayer by The Rev. Mr.. Bradley.
The roll then being called, s-
quorum was present. :.
The journal Of yesterday was then read.
Mr.. Bark presented petition nunier-
ousIy signed by citizens of Saltwater,
Praying that the act Of the Legislature OF
Wisconsin, passed several yeas since, grant.
ing to John Morgan, formerly of Saltwater
the right to keep a ferry over Lake St
Croix at Saltwater he repealed, and that a
charter be granted TO Samuel Croft TO KEEP
said ferry at the said place for such time a.
the legislature may deem advisable.
On motion of Mr. Randall, frae s.s
A committee of two was appointe, TO no.
tify the Council that the House is now
ready to meet them in yoint convention fol
the purpose of eieciing Territorial prin.
ter or Printers.
Me<srs. Randall and Richards we've APP
pointed said committee,
Who retired, ,-s
.
duty performed. Era rs
Mr.. Richards offered the the following
resolution: #1.f
be requested to procure for each member o
this House one copy of the Session Laws Of
the last Legislature of Minnesota.
On motion, Of Mr.. Randall,
The resolution was adopted.
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Sergeant alarms, .-s.--a
And the Convention of the two House,
met in tho Hall Of this House, pursuant II
adjournment. ...
And the following proceedings were ther
had: ...+.
The Secretary and Chief Clerk called III,
roll OF their respective Houses,
And all the members were present, ex
cePt Mr.. Day. of the House.
On motion Of Mr.. Mcleod,
The Convention proceeded to the elec
ton OF Territorial Printer or Printers
under the statute.
| The vote Of the Convention was thel
taken viva voce, and The whole number o
votes cast was 26, of which,
James NJ. Goodhue received 30 e
Owens and Moore Z" 30
/ d. A. Robertson - {" 6 ~
James M. Gooihue, and the firm Of CIV
ems AMI Moore each having received a ma
jnr,y Of all the votes cast,
Were declared duly elected to do all til,
Incidental printing, and printing of The law
aud journals for one year from this date.
Those who voted for James NJ. G oodhu,
Ofthe Council, Messrs. Balcock, Far
rington, Kttscn, Loomis, Mcleod an,
Forbes, Presidents. rae
OF the House, Mes<rs. Beatty, Black
Boal, Cave, Fmlley, Fullerton, Ginrras
Murphy, Murray, Randall, Rolette, Seiby
Taylor and Lud,len, Speakcr,-I4.
| And the same members voted for Owen
and Moore.
Those who voted for ID. A. Robertson
! Ofths Council, Messrs. Greeley, Larne,l
and Lowery-S. .-
Ofthe House, Messrs. Farnha,n, Leavi.
and Richarls-3 s.r t.., -
On motion of Mr.. Murray,
| The convention proceeded to elect Ter
son TO press and bind the laws aud journal
for one year.
Mr.. Mcleod nominated Mr. James Me
lntosb, ..g .4 qE, A..
The vote Of the convention was the
taken aud the whole number OF votes cas-
was 81, of which. asf
James Mcintosh received 90 .~"'
/ d. A. Robertson :" 4
J. w. Vincent, 20 -
! DIR. Borup, ,as sc .s~,r,
j. M. Goodhue, Z" w
James Mcintosh having received a m,
iority Of all the votes cast, was declared din
ly elected to press and bind the laws an,
journals for one year.
Those who voted for James Mcintosh
are: s7ni.-
Of the Council, Messrs. Babcock. Far
rlngton, Greeley, kittson, Larned, Me soL
and Forbes, Presidcnt-7.
Of the House, Messrs.t Beatty, Boo
Day, Findley, Fullerton, Gingras, Leayit
Murphy, Randall, Rolette, Selby, 'faylo
and Lu.lden, Speaker-I3. e. E.
Those who voted for ID. A. Robertson
are: r,s. 1ITf
OF the Council, Messrs. LOOMS an
LOwery-2. 80 k3NEeH
OF the House, Messrs. Black and Msf
Mr.. Cave, of the House, voted for j. Nv
/ Vincent. ef,set - 9,
/ Mr.. Farnham, of the House, voted r.,
DIR. Borup, aud
! MIR. Richards, of the House, voted for J
/ NJ. Goodhue. Isl ~ at 81 + vf,5Tts. : ,
On motion Of Mr.. LOOMS, of the Cous
/ Gil,
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