The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-02-25


consideration Of the above, and the act in
cooperating tho town Of Wabashaw--both
being very lengthy.
Mr.. SHEETZ wished TO have the two
bills made tho special order for Sunday
next.
The clerk then proceeded to read the bill,
when
Mr.. KEITH moved TO make II the spe.
cial order for next Wednesday evening. 1t
being Of such length that il would reQuire
two hours to read Il through.
Mr.. McGRORrY thought Il was better
TO let the bill take its regular course, because
il was very doubtful about quorum being
present at the time mentioned.
Mr.. RAUUH thought the people Of st.
Paul could got along without having the
bill read ut this tune.
Mc~rs. THOMPSON and KEITH ad.
vocated its postponcment until next wcdncs.
day evening,
A member suggested that the reading be
proceeled with, and the debate deferred UNI
I'll the time specified.
The Wabashaw and st. Paul bills were
then made the special order Tor "Wednesday
evening next, ut I o'clock
The following were then read q second
time
A bill incorporating the 81. Paul Water
Company
A bill defining the lines between Scott
and Dakota Counties.
A bill establishing the County of Gale.
donia
A bill authorizing tho Register Of Grow
Wing County TO copy Docis from the
Ramsey County office.
A bill attaching certain Counties 10
others Tor judicial purposes.
A bill establishing the County OF Zom.
bro was referrcd 10 the Delegates interested.
A Joint Resolution for the encourage.
ment Of Emigration.
THIRD READING.
A memorial for the repeal Of Section 2lof
the land urant
A memorial for the Improvement Of Beef
Slough bar.
A memorial for u mail route from Chat.
field 10 Austin, In Mower County.
A memorial for u land grant FOR tho con.
struction Of u railroad from 81. Paul 10
Superior. and from thence 10 Grow Wing.
A memorial for mall route from Shake.
pee TO Clear Water.
A bill for State Road from Otter Tail
Oily 10 Twin lakes; ia Carlton County,
was passed while the Clerk was partially
asleep.
A bill authorizing the Register lof lsanti
County to copy Deeds from tho Ramsey
County Office
A bill authorizing foreign administrators
and executors 10 sue In the Courts " this
State WINS passed
A resolution was offered providing for an
adjournment until Tuesday next, Feb. %.
Mr.. PIERCE moved ~ lay tho resolution
On the table, which was lost on q division
! Of the House.
Mr. STEW EMS was opposed to an oil.
jourDIncnt, because there should b. u session
tomorrow in order 10 prepare several bills
for the action Of tho Senate at its regular
session on Monday next.
Mr.. RUTAN thought Il advisable 10 ad.
journ, m several Of the members wished 20
90 home.
The resolution was then adopted, after
which the following bills were read third
time aud passed
A bin for state road from shakopcc to
Clear Water
A bin incorporating the town Of Kan.
dDt,a.
A bill for State Road from the North
Shore Of Lake Superior 10 GrahAms Point.
on the Red River Of the North.
Memorial for daily mail from Prescott,
Wisconsin, 10 Taylor's Falls, Minnesota.
A bill 10 amend the Mt incorporating
certain towns In this Territory.
A bill providing for issuing commissions
To take testimony by justices Of the Peace.
A bill for State road from Taylor's
Falls ~ Hanover, in Mile lac county.
A bill authorizing the Commissioners Of
Chlsngo county 10 issue bonds for the con.
siruciion Of county buildings,
A memorial 10 pay Orrln w. Rice for
work dono on the Point Douglas and st.
Louis river road.
A memorial for the Improvement Of tho
81. Cr0ix river
A bill legaiiSing the assessment OF taxes
in the counties Of Nicollet and Scott, for the
year 1857, was read.
Mr. BRADLEY stated that the bill Just
read was not desired by bis constituents, no
far IA the county u Scott was concerned,
ard he asked unanimous consent 10 offer All
amendment thereto
On motion OF Mr. PIERCE, the bill was
referred To the delegates from tho counties
mentioned.
The following House bills were then read
u third time and passed:
A bill incorporating the town OF Olean.
A bill TO amend ~,ction Of chapter IL
OF tbs session laws OF 1857.
A bill authorizing the Regents Of the
University To borrow money.
Mr.. BRADLEY offered . resolution. that
no member he allowed his PER diem for time
they are absent from tbs regular sessions u
the HOUSE.
Mr.. STEVENS thought that such 70
solution would conflict with certain provi
sious in the Consultation, and Il would
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