The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1858-08-05

turs to frequent said room 70 decide Pint upon
Pint, 10 the manifest detrment Of the business
OF this legislature, therefore be IL
Rssoicsd, That the Sergeant at Arms be and
Ia hereby required and empowered TO summon
10 bis aid a Posse Comitatus," aud eject or
absorb from the premises ''yi ct armes," or by
word OF mouth. (ss the case may be,) the self
constituted incgmbents and nsurpers u the
Court room. and give notice by posting bills in
ut least three conspicuous places that In future
all such intruders will be summarily dealt with
Mr.. HALL gave notice Of intention 10
debate the rcsolation.
HOUSE.
Met pursuant 10 adjournment.
REPORTS.
The committee TO whom was referred the
bill 10 amend chapter l3 Of the session laws
Of the extra session OF 1857, and recommend
cd that it be indefinitely postponed.
The report was accepted.
On motion Of Mr.. SIIEETZ, the report
OF the committee on per diem and mileage
was taken up.
Mr.. CHASE moved the adoption of the
minority report.
Mr. PIERCE moved to amend that the
minority report be adopted.
Mr.. PIERCE moved that the report oil
the majority be indefinitely postponed, which
motion was lost
Mr. PIERCE moved to lay the majority
report on the table. Lost.
Mr. BACON moved TO substitute the
following resolution for that recommended
by the majority report:
Resoired, That the Chief Clerk be, and is
hereby authorized and required, to issue TO
each member OF this House, Q certificate for
thirty dollars worth Of stationery; Provided,
that any member demanding such certificate
shall first sign release Of ell right he may have
under the Consultation TO per diem during the
recess OF this Legislature.
MIR. BURGESS moved TO insert q fifty
dollars in the place Of thirty dollars"
Mr.. PIERCE moved to lay the substi.
tute offered by Mr.. BACON on the table
which motion was lost
The question then recurred upon tho
acceptance of the substitute, when the House
refused to accept ii.
The question then REQUIRED upon the
adoption OF the majority report, when there
were yeas ls, nays 43.
BILLS APPROVED.
The following bills have been signed by
the Governor
An act for the relief OF Ellen Iangford
An act to encourage the organization OF
Fire Companies.
A memorial for land grant 10 aid in the
construction OF the Nininger, st. Peter and
Western Railroad.
An act oprovde for the organization of
the Legislature.
Joint resolution Of the Senate and House
OF Representative Of the State of Minnesota.
An act to authorize the Register of
Deeds Of kandyohi county to copy from
the records OF Meeker county.
An act to incorporate the town of Mar
mata.
An act TO authorize the Governor to select
certain lands and secure the title thereof
An act 10 provide for the creation and
regulation of Emigrant Aid Societies.
An act regulating the hours OF manual
labor.
An act TO provide for the regulation of
County Jails.
An act to amend section four of Chapter
seventy five Of the Revised Statutes.
An act TO amend section eight of Chap.
ter four OF the Extra Session, approved May
%, 1857.
An act to amend an act entitled an act to
organize the county of Sibley.
An act to provide for the establishment
OF the State Normal Schools.
An act authorizing the City Council of
Winona to borrow money.
An act to authorize and empower the city
Of Hastings TO issue bonds for Railroad
purposes.
Mr.. ROBINSON. from the majority of
the Conference Committee on the bill TO
amend an act to incorporate the Minneapo-
lis and Cedar Valley Railroad Company.
On motion the majority report was laid
on the table
THIRD READING.
An act TO incorporate the town of Morit-
IONS. Wrigh, county, was taken up and put
on It's final passage.
Tho bill gave rise to considerable discus
sion, but the arguments OF the opposition
were not sustained by fae's.
THE HOMESTEAD BILL.
On motion OF Mr.. SliEErZ, II. +. 1913,
"A bill TO exempt certain property from cx.
ecution," was taken up and read u third
time and passed.
After the transaction Of further unimpor.
tant business the House adjourned.
TuREE OCLGcK-liouse met.
On motion the House resolved itself in
committee Of the whole.
The bills were reported back as follows,
with the following Recommendations
To provide for Township organization.
Indefinitely postponed.
To provide for the sale and redeeming Of
swamp and overiowed lands, indefinitely
postponed.
To incorporate the town OF Josco. Laid
over for future action
A memorial TO the President Of the Uni.
ted States in relation TO land sales in Min
ncsota. Orlerd engrosscd.
Making an appropriation to encourage
emigration TO this State. and providing for
the manner Of exppding the same. The
Commissioners were reduced to one and his
salary tixcd at $4,000 per annum. Ordered