The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-17

Mr.. HALL introduced bill providing
for the payment Of the Supreme Court Re
porters for the years 1852 and 1853
On motion Of Mr.. HUDSON, the bill in-
cooperating the town Of Zombrota was taken
up, and read first and second time.
Mr.. MckUNE introduced bill provid-
ing for the arrest and employment Of va
grants, which Was read and ordered printed.
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE.
House met and was called TO order by the
Speaker.
The roll was called, and the Journal OF
the previous meeting was read and correc-
tions approved.
PETITIONS.
Mr.. BALCOMBE presented a petition
from the citizens Of Shakopee Tor renewal OF
city charter. Referred TO committee on 10.
corporations.
Mr.. TEFFT presented petition from
the citizens OF Elgin, Wabashaw county,
praying in reference to county road.
REPORTS.
Mr.. WATROUS, from the committee on
Ways and Means, presented q bill for an ap-
preparation OF $4,000 to pay the per diem,
mileage, postage and stationery Of the pres
ent adjourned members Of the Legislature.
On motion Of Mr.. STARKEY, the rules
were suspended and the bill read second
time.
Mr.. OTIS, from the committee on the
State Seal, presented bill.
On motion Of Mr.. RUTAN, the rules
were suspended and the bill read q second
time.
Mr.. CRUTTENDEN, from the commit
tee on interpretations submitted the following
report
The Committee on interpretations, to
whom was referred Senate File No 1870, a
bill TO incorporate the town Of Neivah, re-
ported the same back and recommended its
passage.
COMMITTEE or THE WHOLE.
The House resolved itself into Committee
of the Whole to consider the special order
Of the day After some time spent therein,
the committee rose and recommended that
the reports and bill be referred TO the Con
ference Committee.
On motion Of Mr.. WILSON, the House
again resolved itself into Committee OF the
Whole, to consider House file Of bills
After some time spent therein, the Com
mittee rose and reported the bills back to
the House as follows;
An act to amend an act entitled an act
to provide for the laying out of certain State
roads in the State Of Minnesota, approved
Feb. 81, 1853. Ordered engrossed without
amendments.
An act to amend an act entitled an act 10
| incorporate the town Of La Crescent. Or.
dered engrossed.
An &C, TO facilitate the conveyance Of real
estate. Ordered engrossed.
An act TO amend al act entitled an act
TO incorporate the Minnesota Central Uni
yersity. Ordered eDgrossed.
House file No. l.9--an act for the pro-
lection OF laborers on railroads and works
Of other Incorporated companies. Referred
10 select committee OF three.
An act TO incorporate the city Of Anoka
| Ordered engrossed.
! The report OF the committee adopted, the
bills were disposed OF accordingly.
| THIRD READING AND PASSAGE or HOUSE PILE
BILLS.
An &C, TO incorporate the city Of Hast
ings, and to repeal former charter.
Mr.. POEIIlER, from the committee on
engrossed bills. reported as being correctly
/ engroSsed, bill No. 211--" an act 10 author
/ We the Trustees OF School District No. |, in
Steele county, 10 raise money Tor certain
purposes
On motion of Mr.. SHEET the rules
were suspended, and the bill. was read a
| third time and passed.
The following message was read from
| Governor SIBiEY:
EXECUTIVE OFTtCg,
-. Paul June IL. ISIS.
Hon. q. B,ed!'s, Speaker Of he House Of Rep
| rs.atdtirD
Sis-l return to the House OF Representatives
without my approval:
| House File a0.An act 10 incorporate the
town OF Mount Vernon. for the reason tha, no
| provision has been made in the bill for the fu-
ture town officers, so that in eject. the persons
named therein to III the Offices 81 President,
secretary and Trustees, are appointed without
| limi, a. To time. Respectfully.
II. N. SiRLEN.
Also. the following addressed TO the
SPEAKER:
House File l57--"An &C. establishing the
County Of Caledonia, withOu. my approval.
| IL proposes 20 change the lines OF the county
! OF Todd, which was declared 20 be an organil-
ed coan'y by act OF the Legislature approved
March !, l>56, without submitting the q Ss;lou
10 a vote 81 the people 20 be affected thereby.
a. required by the Constitution.
Respectfully, II. u. sibLSY.
The message q the Governor, relating TO
III. +. No. 209, was then taken up and read,
also the
Message vetoiug II. +. No. 49,, was IA.
ken up and read.
The SPEAKER appointed Messrs. oTis,
GIBSON and roEHIKR. as the Selec, Com
mIttee upon ii. +. No. o,9-
On motion OF Mr.. RCTAN. the Rules
were suspended, and tho JON, Resolution,
relating 10 Assessment, Rolls, was taken up
and rad second time.
Mr. TEFFr rose 10 question Of priv.