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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-03-04
THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT.
Mr.. ATKINSON moved to lay the SC.

Mr.. ATKINSON moved to lay the SEC.
ton upon the table. Lost.
The vote being taken on the adoption Of
the section, il was lost Ayes Is, nays ~.
Mr.. BALCOMBE moved his proposed
section, ~ a substitute for the ninetenths
clause, aud the section requiring specie
deposit Of one.hNh,
Mr.. KEITH asked division Of the Ques.
ton, whcreupon,
Mr.. BALCOMBE withdrew his sahsti.
tute.
Mr.. KEITH renewed the section offered
by Mr.. BatcoNBg, rs u substitute for SEQ
ton 4. Lost
Mr.. SrARkEY offered mn amendment
10 Section !, to allow Bankers 20 receive
ninety nine hundredths OF circulating notes,
instead Of nine.ientlls, for the stocks depos.
tied. Lost, ayes u, nays IS.
Mr., GROVER moved that the bill be ~
ferred TO select committee. consisting Of
Moss. STEVENS, BALCONIES. SrARkKy. Tar
rRasAii, and BaAy. with instructions 10 no
port tomorrow. which was agreed to-
The House adjourned to PM.
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Auburn, Hutchison. Wlnthrop, Saint Andrews
and Green Lake, to Breckenridge, $50 miles AM
back, once in two weeks.
1851 From Henderson. by Cummins Point
Prairie Mound, Fort Ridgeley, Sioux Agency
Redwood Mills, Rad Track, and Co,eau Perez
TO Medary, l66 miles and back once Q wceh
To Sioux Agency, and once in two weeks the
residue.
1861? From South Bend. BY Bu,,ernut Val
ley, to New Tim. south side Of Minnesota Riv
er. q miles and back. once q week.
1858 From Oronooo, by Hector, TO fari
bault, AZ miles aud back. once week.
1854 From Kenyon, by Rice Lake, 10 0al
Glen, 80 miles andback once a week.
1866 From Jordan, by Spring Valley, Il
Usage. Iowa, 60 miles aud back, once week.
1876 From Jordan, By Washington, Harri
son, aud Brownsville, to Austin, 60 miles ant
back, once week.
1857 From Jordan. by Washington and u 81
Forest, to Owatonna, 10 miles and back. once
4 week.
ls6ls. From Oak Glen by Somerset, Wilton
81. Marys and Winnebago Agency to Mankato
90 miles and back once a week.
1868. From Owatonna by Somerset and
Berlin to Geneva, 20 miles and back, once d
week.
1920 From Forestyille by Arnodsville TO
New Oregon, Iowa, 30 miles and back, once 4
week.
1881. From Caledonia by spring Grove,
Beleyille and Looking Glass to Elliota, 80 miles
and back. once . week.
1892. From Cannon ri er Falls by Nane'
miDgo. Concord, Mantorville, High Forest,
FRANKFORT Leroy and Lime Spring, Uowa,) 10
New Oregon, 40 miles aud back, once week.
1868. From Elliota by vailville, forestyilie,
Fairview. Spring Vail y, Deer Creek and Elm
Horn to High Forrest, 10 miles and back, once
Q week.
Proposals for twice week service are in
vited.
1864. From Elliota by uxbridgc, lie Roy
and Nevada TO Cedar City, GO miles and back,
once week.
l362S. From Fort Rdgely by South Pass oi
Rocky Mountains, Soda Springs, Head OF Hum
boidt River. Honey Lake and Mobiles Pass In
the Sierra Nevada Mountains TO Shasta City,
Cal.
1896 From Rochester BY New.Havsn, Pine
Island and Roscoe 90 faribault, ~ niles aud
back, twice week.
Proposals for triweekiy service are invited.
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HOUSE op REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House met ii 10 O'Clock and was
called to order by the Speaker.
rHx RANK niII..
The Select Committee on the Bank Bill
maze report, adding section providing
for Bank Commissioner, whose duty 4
shall he TO have joint supervision with tho
Bank Comptroller, In examining tho books,
specie. papers, &c., Of all banks. NJ least
four times yearly
Also, providing a penalty for violation Of
the provisions Of the law.
The report was concurrcd in, and tho bill
was ordered engroS~d.
Tux LOAN nrL..
The Senate amendments to the Loan Bin
were taken up. The amendment allowing
limit of 10 per cent for interest. was not
corurrcd In. Ayes ~, nays 30
Mr.. TEFFT moved n reconsideration Of
the vote.
Mr.. BALCOMBE hoped the motion
would not be rcconsklcrcd. The House had
voted so often upon the subject. that hc
thought the scnsc of the House was well
known on this subject. Hc thought the
bonds would 20 Into the hands Of Minnesota
Bankers, aud they would DO glad TO take
them, IL they did not draw more than per
cent.
Mr.. STARK EY said the gentleman from
Wmona based his remarks upon the Idea
that the rate Of interest would be- absolutely
fixed at 10 per cent. Il this bill made tho
limit Ut 10 pr cent. The Governor and
Treasurer, whose duty Il was TO negotiate
these bonds. would en,lcavor TO obtain no
gotiaiion at the lowest possible rats Of TO-
,crc~t. lie believed the bonds might be
sold nj par with pr cent, but II was 10
give the Governor some latitude, In the
event Of failure. to negotiate al 3 per cent
or under
Mc~rs Oris. TArrwasAI.l., and GROVER,
farther participated In the debate.
The motion for reconsideration was not
agreed 10.
uEsS.riN LOAN Brl.
Tho act authorizing the Commissioners Of
HcnnepD 10 borrow money, was taken up.
amended. and ordered 10 he engrossei.
Hills INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. CROSBY: An act securing TO
mechanics lien on lands and buildings.
SECOND HEADING HOUSE hills.
An act 10 incorporate the city Of Marine.
Referred to Washington County Dclega-
ton.
An act to incorporate the town Of Var
mouth
Memorial 10 Congress for an approprin.
ton tn complete the Mendoza and Big Sioux
River Military Road.
An net Ia organize the counties u Kan
diyohi and Boone.
An act to incorporate the city Of Saint
Paul was referred 10 the st. Paul Deega.
ton.
THE HOMESTEAD mil.
This bill was taken up IN Committee, Mr..
STARK ny In tho chair. The portion un.
der discussion, was 10 provide for the col.
lection of debts contracted before the passage
Of the bilI in accordance with the provisions
Of the present homestead law. Tho bill was
amended, and ordered To bc printed with the
amendments.
Tho House then adjourned.
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Mr.. LNDsLEY opposed the amend.
mcnt, for the reason that tho State was pro-
tected and secured sufficiently without the
adoption Of such an amendment.
Amer somewhat lengthy discussion on
the amendment proposed by the gentleman
from liennepin, il was lost on division Of
the Senate.
Mr.. COWAN offered nm amendment,
providing tina, the Root River Go, shall
commence the construction Of the road al
Traverse DIES Sioux, and such other point Us
the directors Of the road may select, and
construct M equal number Of miles from
Traverse ms from the Others point Sc.
lected,
Mr. BEMAN moved TO amend by in.
sorting 81. Peter, which was lost.
The question being on Mr.. CowASs mo
ton IN amend il was lost on division Of
the Senate.
Mr.. RElNER moved 10 amend by strik.
ing out a portion Of the tenth section and
insert clause providing that, II the con-.
panies do not faithfully perform their duties,
the land, &c, belonging 10 them shall revert
to the State, which was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. BATES, an amend
rnt was adopted, providing for the re
demption Of the bonds at any time after ten
and before twenty five years
Mr.. LINDSlEY moved to reconsider
the vote by which Mr. RnSsns amend.
ment was adopted, and the amendment WIS
lost on division of the Senate.
Several amendments were again proposed
TO the bill
Mr.. VAN E1'rEN made lengthy
speech in opposition. He deemed that sui
fcient securities have been given 10 the
State. md would therefore be compelled TO
Oppose the various motions 10 amend.
The committee thon rose, reported pro
grss, and asked leave TO sit again 10 NOR
row.
The recommendation OF the committee
was concurrcd in by the Senate.
Several reports from standing committees
wer submitted.
Leave Of absence was granted 10 Mr..
MokuSE for ten days.
The Senate adjourned
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The committee then rose. reported pro.
grcss, aud asked leave to sit again to.mor,
row.
The report Of the committee was accept.
cd and the bill a. amended was ordered
printed.
The Senate adjourned.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,,
The House met at ten O'Clock, md was
called TO order by the Speaker.
PETITIONS
Mr.. LORD presented petition from cit
liens Of Olmstcd county, for memorial for
mail service.
Mr.. STEVENS reported upon the bill
submitted 10 them, providing Tor an Agri'
cultural College, ~ follows:
The Committee on Agriculture and Manufac-
lures, TO whom wns referred House Bill No. lts,
have had the same under consideration, and
would respectfully report, with some amend
ments,
That the agricultural interests Of Minnesota
| demands College, as contemplated IN the bill
| under consideration. Gov. Mcdnry, In hs mes
| sage, wisely says, "thc prosperity ri the state
| s, and must ever he, dependent chiefly upon It's
| agricultural resources" Your committee
would say that thc',ime hasiarrived when meas
| ures should be taken TO foster, and spread
abroad to the world that there Ia science In tho
mode Of farming. and that the young but yigor'
| Gus State OF the great Northwest has establish
ed An Institution for the benefit 0f agricultural
| lists.
The bill richly deserves the favorable action
h,Ip h., dons,sa :, the s,a,s for nm esper,.
mental farm aud site for an Agricultural Col
ese, cannon oe 'no, ~, W, "o pn,p'sss, ,G In,
sg,ir"l,u,al country. Fasv 81 access from all
part. Of The state, and containing all tbs pscc-
sary Requisites, II appears that tho hand Of Ma
iur" established we lands 10 question: iof '"e
PTT No Lighcha,arte, ., in.tl,o,,ops ~ mi. hind
in The STATE. where they exist, and the success.
ful manner in which they have been eouductcd,
abnndantly pro,e 70 your committee that " -
no Say ,ats al .,sns 10, the BEN.
| az ~ the farmer, and for The purpose of en-.
tightening and betterinE their condition. What
eve, ~ W .ns" ,ra u,V, ., I.,no s"J n ~,
The d,rerenf psople therein.
fouf committee would therefore recommend
| 'hs passage o. ue bll nhns, oon '.
NJ o' """" "te'p''""'y saD"" T,'r
! Jo.sH arsvyvs.
JANIS LOCKE.
.so. J.. I1ossHD.
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/ IDgs Of tho SecDnJ District, was referred 10
Select cotn,nit,e,, al thre cous,sting Of
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SENATE.

FmDAy, Feb. 20.
The Senate met pursuant TO adjourn.
mcnt and WIS called 10 order.
Prayer by Mr.. PBKLps
Mr.. COWAN presented two petitions
from citizens Of IL Sueur county. 10 rela-
ton 10 the county seat, which was laid on
the table Of the House Of Representatives.
Mr.. MIXER offered resolution. author
ling the Secretary 10 furnish postage corti.
iicate@ 10 the members, 10 tho amount Of ten
dollars, which WINS adopted
Mr.. COOK, rom the committee n whom
was referred bill for State rood from
Fnribault 10 Mankato. reported the same
back win amendments, which were concurred
in by the Senate.
Messages from the House being In order,
The 100000 loan bill, which bad bcoa
amesnied in tbs Senate by striking out in
the interest clause the word eight" and
in-r,ing the word ten" The House re-
fused " concur In the amendment, and the
bill being brought before tho Senate. Il re-
fused 10 recede iram the amendment.
On motion Of Mr.. HALL, u Conference
COMMITTEES WIS appointed, consisting Of
Messrs. H,LL LsDasr and iticHARDsos.
A number Of bills were then read SECOND
time.
Mr.. HALL reported that the Committee
Of Conference 10 relation TO the loan bill,
had unanimously agreed 70 adopt the ten
pr cent amendment proposed by The Senate.
A MESSAGE wS Afterwards received from
the House announcing concurrence in the
Senate amendment.
SPECIAL ORDER.
The 5000 900 loan bill was again taken
up and considered 10 Committee OF the
Whole. Mr.. ADAMS in the chair.
The Senate remained in COMMITTEES 81 the
Whole for come time, numerous amendments
were proposed and adopted, aud the com.
mit,ee ro-e, reported progress, and asked
leave 10 at again for the further conssiers-
ton NJ the bill.
Tbs report Of the committee was accept.
I'd, and he bin made the special order FOR
tomorrow.
The senate then adjourned.
a, ,.,annls-au,ssr A arftrtass