Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-01-31

Mr.. Greeley introduced bill to establish the
county of Dauphin.
Mr.. Berry introduced a bill for the ncorpora-
ton Of the Bronson Seminary.
Mr.. Thompson introduced a bill to incorporate
the St. Anthony, Monticello and Crow Wing r
Il. Co.
Mr. Stannard introduced bill to incorporate
the Young Mems Association of Taylor's Falls.
Mr.. Bassen gave notice Of introducing bill to
lay out territorial road from Cordova TO Farri-
bault.
MIR. Smith introduced bill TO amend an act to
incorporate the Little Falls manufacturing Co.
MIR. Ramsey introduced bill for the relief of
Dennis l.emay and Rev. Joseph Loden.
Mr.. Plummer gave notice of bill to define the
boundaries of Wright Co.
Mr.. Black introduced resolution that COM
mittee of two be appointed by the Chair to act
with committee from the Council to repor rules
for the government of the two Houses. The
Chair appointed Messrs. Black and Smith.
Mr.. Smith gave notice to introduce a bill to es-
tablish territorial road from Minneapolis to
Forest City, in Meeker Co.
Mr.. Stannard introduced bill to organize the
county of Pine and establish the county seat
thereof.
MIR. Ramsey gave notice of bill to incorporate
the North. Western Insurance Company of st.
Paul.
Mr. Chase as Chairman of committee on Sur
veyor general, reported by bill. Read lst and
I'd time by its title.
Mr.. Greeley from com. on crossed bills re-
ported House bill No. l6 back to the House as
correctly engrossed.
Mr.. Bassen reported House bill No. Is back to
the House with sundry amendments, in which the
committee asked the concurrence of the House.
The message from the Council was then taken
up with the amendments.
The bill to incorporate the Mount Zion Hebrew
Association was then ordered to third reading
and passed.
MIR. Smith moved that House bill No. Al, to de-
fine the boundaries of Greene Co., be referred to
committee on county boundaries. Agreed to.
Mr.. Whitlock moved that House bill No. As be
referred to select committee, appointed by the
Chair. Carried. The Chair appointed Messrs.
Gere and Howell.
On motion of Mr.. Ramsey, Honse bill No. "a
on regulating mills and millers was referred to
com. on Judiciary.
On motion of Mr.. Murray, House bill No. 81
was referred to com. on Corporations.
Also bill No. 80 was referred to committee on
Territorial Expenditures.
On motion Of Mr.. Murray, that joint resolution
No. |, on the form ationof State Government,
be referred to a com. consisting of Messrs. Muir
raw, Stannard and Gere-there were ayes %,
nays II.
On motion, House bill No. As was referred to
com. on CORPORATE ons.
Mr.. Black gave notice of bill to incorporate
the Seminary at Saltwater.
Mr.. Case introduced bill for ferry char
ter across - River.
On motion, the House resolved itself into
committee of the whole, to consider bills No. Is,
2Sand 81.
Mr.. King was called to the Chair.
In consideration of bill No. 25, s'to legalize
certain acts of the County officers of Mower
Co.," considerable discussion was elected, in
which Mr.. Foster especially made some very per-
tinent remarks. F 1O
After sundry amendments the committee rose,
and the bills were reported back to the House,
with recommendations that saik amendments be
concurred in. tIs-
Which was agreed to, and the bills were pass
ed.
MIR. Murray moved that so much of the Pioneer as
referred to Mr.. Ramsey being ''gentleman" be
stricken out. 81.
Mr.. Ramsey moved to amend by referring the
matter in question to a select committee of three,
consisting of two honest men and one lawyer!
On motion of Mr.. Murray the House adjourned
till Monday at 2 O'Clock.