The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-07-29

Mr.. NORTON moved that the bill be
made a law notwithstanding the Governors
Veto which motion was lost.
Owing 10 the absence Of both members OF
the enrolling committee, Mr.. SKINNER
moved that Mr. RoLgrTg be added 10 the
committee. There being several bills ready
for presentation 10 the Governor, the ques-
ton recurring upon the motion it was lost,
requiring two thirds vote.
Mr.. ADAMS moved that Mr.. RoLgTrE
be reinstated as Chairman OF the committee
on towns and counties adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. NORTON, Mr.. R0
LErrE was appointed special committee TO
present bills 10 the government.
Third READING.
The following bills were read third
time and passed.
A bill TO secure the free passage OF logs
and timber down the several streams in this
State.
A bill comforting the power Of Court Com
missioners 90 the several District Judges in
this State.
A bill prescribing the duties Of Att
General.
A bill incorporating the towns Of Fair.
mount and Jackson.
A bill authorizing the Board Of Education
Of the town Of Minneapolis TO borrow
money.
A bin vacating portion Of State road
from ~. Cloud 10 Breckenridge
A bill Incorporating the town OF Koch
ester:
A bill to amend the act regulating the
business Of banking:
A bill authorizing the supervisors Of any
organized county to borrow money for the
erection Of county buildings:
A bill authorizing the Register Of Deeds
Of Olmsted county to copy records from the
Fillmore county Office.
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Met pursuant 10 adjournment, and was
called To order by the Speaker.
REPORTS.
A bill for an act for the protection OF
Trout Fish was reported back to the House
and its passage recommended, with the fol-
lowing substitute, viz
That no person shall take any trout out
of any waters of this State between the first
day Of May and the first day of September;
nor shall any person take any trout out o
said waters by means Of any seine, net, bas-
ket or trap. during any part Of the year.
Mr.. TEFFF, from committee to whom
was referred n. +. 335--A bill for an act
to legalize the survey Of South Wabashaw
reported the same back to the House
with an amendment, and recommended the
adoption OF the amendment ind the pas sage
| Of the bill.
The report, minority was adopted.
rBID READING.
An act to legalize the survey Of South
| Wabashaw. Yeas IL, nays u. Passed
On motion of Mr.. WAKEFIELD, the
House then adjourned until 3 o'clock, Z. N
| AFTERNOON SESSION.
Met pursuant to adjournment.
| COMMITTEES on TUE WHOLE.
Mr.. STARKEY 10 the chair. had under
consideration House and Senate file OF bills
and made the following recommendations:
TO regulate and encourage drainage OF
lands. TO third reading.
| Joint resolution instructing our Senators
and Representatives. To third reading.
To amend the act incorporating the Min.
neapolis aud Cedar Valley Railroad Com
pany. To select committee Of three.
TO regulate the recording Of conveyances.
To third reading.
TO regulate the purchase Of real estate.
To select committee Of three.
To create forwarding AMI commission
merchants lien. To third reading.
For the election Of Governor and pre-
scribing the duties Of his Office, Engrossel.
To lcgalize certain roads in Mower coun
". Engrossed for third reading.
To provide for the appraisal and sale OF
school lands. Laid on the table.
The report Of the committee was accept
ed with the exception Of the bill providing
for the election OF Governor, &c, which
after amendments was also concurred in
and the report adopted and the bills dispos-
cd Of accordingly.
The House adjourned.
TUESDAY,. July 81.
The Senate met pursuant to Adjournment
and was called TO order by the President
| REPORTS,
Mr.. REIN Err from the Joint Commit,
tee appointed 10 visit the State Prison, sub
mt,cd report which WAS accepted and
adopted.
On motion, the following report from a
| select committee was taken up and
adopted;
The undersigned. member Of the special