Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-12-24
Dec. 18th, 1867.

pectfully beg leave 10 report them back
without amendment, and recommend their
passage.
JAMES STEWART.
w r THRALL.
ID b Rom.
JoMN S MIsIcx.
+ G JONES.
On motion the report was received.
Report of the Committee on the Judi
ciary.
Your committee to whom was referred
H F, No s; an act adopting part third of
the first Session Laws, beg leave to report
the same back and recommend its pas
sage.
w G CRAwFoRD.
...... CAMPBELL.
A J P%orPLEToN.
G SULLIVAN.
I M Marquette.
On motion the report was received.
Also your committee 10 whom was re-
ferred I'll F, No 5 a bill to authorize the
arbitration of causes pending in the dis.
trict courts, report the same back, and
Recommend that it do not pass.
w q CRAWFORD.
J c CAMPBELL.
A ] P~oPPLErox.
= G SULLIVAN.
T M Marquette.
Bills on their second reading being now
in order. r-sIs-tb
Ii F, No 81 an act to create a new
precinct in the southern portion Of Wash
ington county, was read second time, and
on motion, was referred to the committee
on the Judiciary.
II +, No %; an act to prohibit the is
sue and circulation of Unauthorized bank
paper, was read second time, and on, mo-
ton referred to the committee onthe Judi
ciary.
Popple,on offered the following resolu.
ton.
Resolved ; That all bills relating to the
formation of new election precincts, Local
ting roads, sc, be referred 10 the commit
tee on the Judiciary, with instructions 10
report whether or not there is not a gen.
eral statute in relation thereto. On mo-
ton the resolution was adopted.
The report of the committee on the
Judiciary relating to Fl F, No 8; an act
adopting a part of the first session laws,
was taken up and adopted; and on mo-
ton II F, No 8, was read the third time.
Passed, and the title agreed to.
The report of the committee on the j.
dietary relating to HI F, No s.; a bill to
authorize the arbitration of causes pend.
ing in the District Courts was taken up
and adopted, and on motion of Armstrong
the bill was postponed indefinitely.
The report of the committee on Corpo-
r~ations, relating TO H F, No 2; a bill to
amend the charter of the city of Fonle.
nellie, was taken up. On motion of Arm.
strong, the amendment proposed by the
committee was adopted. and on notion,
the bill was ordered TO be engrossed for a
third reading on Tomorrow.
Strickland moved TO take q recess until
two o'clock. Lost.
On motion of Armstrong, the following
resolution was taken from the table.
Resolued ; That John T Chopper, be
and is hereby admitted to a seat within
the par of this House, as reporter for the
Pillsburg Union.
Murphy moved the adoption of the res
%olution. The ayes and hayes were de.
manded and resulted as follows:
.4yes.-Messrs Beck, Renedict, Clayes,i
Crawford, Chambers, Cooper, Donelan.
Davidson, Gates, Jones, Murphy, Mar
quette, Robb, Sullivan, Steinberger, Stew"
art of Douglas, Strickland and Taggart.,
Is.
Nays.-Armstrong, Able, Campbell,
Cromwell, Hail, Holloway, King, Nor
ton, Minick, Poppleton, Sheldon. Thrall,
and Van Horn -. Carried.
On motion the House took a recess un-
Ill . o'clock. .s ~
House met. 81
The following resolution being the sPe-'
cial order of business of the day Vas taken
from The table. q
Resolved Y; That the report Of the COM,
milree on privileges and elections be taken
from the table, and referred To a commit
tee of the whole House, and made the
special order for tomorrow afternoon.
Stewart of Douglas, moved that the,
House resolve itself into a committee OF
the whole, to take into consideration the
special order of business of the day
Carried.
Armstrong in the chair.
After remaining some time therein. the
committee arose, and by their chairman;