Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-07

enSrOSseu Tor 80 reading.
Adj. to- l-2 O'Clock Monday.
Monday afternoon, Feb. 2.
HOUSE.-Met pursuant to adjournment and
was called to order by the speaker.
The Chaplain was not present.
MIR. Noble presented a petition for territori-
al road. Referred.
Also petition concerning school taxes. Re-
ferred to com. on schools.
Mr.. Smith presented petition for the estab-
lishment of. the county of Monroe. Referred to
com on county boundaries.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
By Mr.. Keith, of bill to incorporate the town
of Excelsior.
By Mr.. Foster, bill for h territorial road.
Also of a bill to incorporate the Belle PLANE
Seminary.
Also Of bill to incorporate the town of Grow
Wing.
Also of bill to incorporate the town of Zanes-
vile.
By Mr.. Berry of bill to incorporate the town
| of Bancroft.
ByMr. Adams of a bill to incorporate to town
of Pine Bend.
BY Mr.. j. R. Brown of a bill to incorporate the
| town of Columbia.
BY Mr.. King of bill to establish ferry
across the Miss. river.
By Mr.. Ramsey of bill to establish several
| ter. roads.
BY Mr.. Black of bill to establish free schools
in Saltwater.
| Dx,M 10 10 kbo O. T..
| surance Co.
BY Mr.. j. R. Brown of bill to amend the
charter of the town of Henderson.
BY Mr.. Adams of bill to incorporate the Uni.
on Medical Society Of st. Anthony and Minneapo.
| lis.
By Mr.. Howell of a bill defining the dtties Of
| County Treasurer.
| RESOLUTIONS, REPORTS OF COMMITTEES, &c.
| Mr.. Foster offered Resolution that the House
instruct its clerk, to present to the Secretary oil
the Territory, a certified copy of the Memoria
which has passed both Houses, and received the
signature of the Governor, and request him tt
transmir the same to Washington at an early day
| Messrs. Murray and Brown opposed the resolu
ton. Passed.
| MIR. Greedy from Committee on engrossed bills
reported the bill relative to assessments, also tn,
bill to organize the County of Wauseca, as cor
rectly engrossed.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr., Whitlock, an act to organise the Coun
ty of Jefferson. oa
| Also an act to provide for the laying out of .
road from Frem ont City to Fort Ridgely.
| Also joint Resolution for the relief of Fred
eric--.
| By Mr.. Black, bill to incorporate the Oh
| Settlers Association.
By Mr.. Adams. A bill to detach the COUNTY
of Farribault from Blue Earth County, and fol
other purposes.
By Mr.. King. A bill legalising the survey o.
the town of Minnesota.
By Mr.. Hayden. A bill defining the boundarie,
of Meeker County.
Also bill to provide for the laying out a roat
from ST. Cloud to Towne de Sioux.
By MIR. j. r. Brown a bill to incorporate GER
tain towns in this Territory.
| BY Mr.. Able. An act to incorporate the Min
nesota Coal Company.
Also bill to incorporate the Seven Rivers
Bridge Company.
By Mr.. Noble. A bill to establish Plank
road Company at Farribault.
Also bill to incorporate the town of Farri
bault.
By Mr.. Ramsey. A bill granting to James NJ
| Stone the right to establish and maintain ferry
BY Mr.. Branch, bill relative to limited part
nership.
The Committee to whom was referred bill No
80 reported the bill back to the House with a,
amendment, which was concurred in.
Mr.. Black presented the Fourth Annual Repor
of the Wardens of the Territorial Prison.
On motion of Mr.. Black, 500 copies of the re-
port were ordered printed for the use of th,
Council and the House.
On motion Of MIR. Smith, House bill No. 49,
was referred to Committee on County boundaries
| After some other unimportant business, OF
motion of Mr.. Ramsey the House adjourned.
| Monday morning, Feb. 2.
COUNCIL.-Met pursuant to adjournment ant
was called to order.
! Many bills were introduced and acted upon, Of
which we will report in full tomorrow.
| G. Then. o. Delta, fire eater and disunion.
| list comedies that Kansas will come in as q Ere.
State, and calls upon the Democracy to insis
that it shall not be admitted unless slave state
| is admitted at the same time.
a. The editor of the Cleveland Plaindealer
suggest, himself for the Office of Postmaster Gen
eral in President Buchanan's Cabinet. And this
Gray, is the man who instructed the postmasters
of Ohio in the recent canvass to suppress all the
N. Y. Tribunes. Apostmaster Nobody but his