Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-01-26
SENATE.
FRrDAY. Jan. Gath

FRIDAY. Jan. cath.
Senate met pursuant to adjournment.
M Mckinney introduced petition for GER
tain state road: laid on the table.
Mr. Preston from the committee of conference
on the disagreeing vote upon the salary of the
attorney general, repaired the bill back to .he
House. the flank hllcd with $500, which was
agreed to-
Mr. Shields from the committee on ways and
means. reported back the general appropra
ton bill with several amendments. some Of
whce were concurred in by the Senate.
The President laid before the Senate veto
message of the Governor, If the act in relation
to occupying claimants: the Senate concurredl
with the Governors objections; yeas l9, nays
Mr. Preston introduced joint resolution for
the distribution Of the journals Of th.two hous.
Us Of the Legislature; passed.
Mr. SHE 'ds--a bill supplemental to the bill
to relocate the county seat Of Alamakee coun
W; passed.
An act in relation to State printer; passed;
yeas l6naysS.
HR file No--a bill 10 allow the Clerk Of
the Supreme court room in the state house
passed.
The senate went into executive session for
few minutes at the close of which the rules
were suspended and Mr. Love introduced new
bill for the re'ief OF occupying claimants which
was passed.
On motion of Mr. weston The Senate adjourn.
ed to one o'clock p \.
HALF PAST ONE, p. M.
On motion Of Mr. Hall the Omnibus road bill
was taken from the table, amended in several
parts aud some Of the House amendments not
, agreed :" and committees OF conference ap.
pointed on the disagreeing votes
The General appropriation bill came fromthc
House with some amendments and also a dis.
agreeing vote in one of the Senate amendments
the Senate refused 10 concur and appointed
committee Of conference; the disagreeing votes
were rec0nciled.
MrPrcston with leave introduced the fol.
lowing resolution, which was adopted.
Resolved, that committee OF two on the
part OF the Senate-bc appointed in connection
with similar committee on the part Of the
House to wait upon his Excellency the Gov.
ernor OF the State and inform him that the
General Assembly is now ready TO adjourn and
wish I" know il he has any further conmunica.
tons to make to the Legislature, "Messrs Pres
ton and browning sBid committee.
On motion Of Mr H-pner the Senate receded
from its amendment to the General appropria-
tion Mil-aliOwing two thousand dollars 10
judges OF the supreme court for past inciden-
tai expenses.
Mr. Shields offered the following resolution
which was adopted.
Resolved that committee of two be ap.
pointed 70 inform the House Of Representatives.
that the Senate is now readyt, adjourn sine
d'e; Messrs Shields and Mckinney appointed
said committee.
MIR Grimes from the committee for that pnr.
Pose. inf"rmed the Senate that the House was
ready 10 adjourn sine die.
mr. Preston from the committee appointed to
wait on the Governor, reported that they had
done SO and were Informed that he had no fur
ther communications to make to the General
Assembly
mr. Sayles moved that the Senate now adjourn
sine die which was agreed to. aud
MIR presidcnt-.after a few feeling remarks
upon the occasion Of separation from the
members Of the Senate. and, masking them for
their gentlemanly bearing towards him during
the sc.sioh-- announcer that the Senate was
adjourned sine die