, 1855-01-20

bOu Ol nls absence eil0eT Oh business OF -lnls
territory Or Of the United States.
On the amendment to the amendment
made by Mr. Clark,
Mr.. Irby called the ayes and noes
Ayes-BriscOe, Carson, Clark, Doyle, +,
McCaW, Stiles, Wallace and Mr. Speaker
Noes-Aherne;hy, Cock, Denny, Guth-
\rie, Hesd, Hendrickson Hcnnis, lrby, Nc,
Cool, Spinning, Watkins Wells and White
-l3.
Mr. Clark moved to lay bill on the table
Mr.. Irby called the ayes and noes tax
en-decided in the negative.
Mr. Clark moved that when the Honse
adjourn it adjourn till 2r.x.
Mr.. Guthrie moved to amend by insert
ing 2 r. W.. Monday.
Mr.. Clark moved to amend by adjourning
till 9th day of January.
Decided in the negative on the ayes and
noes, ''''
Mr. Clark moved 10 adjourn till l21 o.
clock Tuesday next decided in the negR-
tive on the ayes and noes.
Mr. Clark moved to adjourn till Monday
lost on the ayes aud noes.
Mr. Clark moved for call of the House
carried on the ayes and noes.
Similar motions, with forty calls for the
ayes and noes consumed the day and even
part Of the night, when the House deci-
ded that everything else was out of order,
but the main question which was at last
put and carried.
The amendment offered BY Mr. Spinning
was adopted.
Mr.. Brlscoe offered the following proy;-
vo: Provided that no officer soldier, sea
man or marine in this territory, shall be
liable TO pay any tax, and further proyi-
ded, that no officer in this territory holding
commission from the United States gov
crnment, shall be allowed to vote, which
was lost on the ayes and noes
Mr.. McCaw moved to amend so tha;
half-breeds speaking the English language
and cultivating The soil, or pursuing ne,
chanical profession the same as white men.
Amendment lost on the ayes and noes.
Mr. Wallace offered the following as an
additional section:
That this act shall take effect anl be in
iorce from and after the first Monday of
NV'e.i"ei HEAL anu PI0Elueu iuEther, lhat ~
majority OF the people OF the territory shall
at the next annual election vote in favor of
the adoption of the salne-lost on the ayes
and noes
Rules suspended on the ayes and noes
bill read third time.
On the question shall this bill pass !r-
Mr.. Wallace called the ayes and noes.
Aves-A bernethy Cock Denny Gnth-
re- Head Hendrlckson, Hennis, lrby,
McCool, Spinning, Watkins Wells, and
Whltc-i3.
NOes-Briscoc, Carson, Clark, Doyle,
McCaw, Wallace, and Mr.. Speaker-7.
Bill passed and title agreed to.
House ADJOURNED,
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-
n, mou:e met pursuant 70 aS]ourhhent
9hne 1ourna, On account ol i's ieng'h was
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tive to town sites--read twice and referred
70 cemmi"ee on memorials. 20 .o.' % ~
MIA oernetny gave notice that on to-
morrow he would otter amendment to rules
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committee on memorials
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