The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-01-23

cd BY the Jsdgs e ~ Sslesns Gsast asi
the oiiesp Of SIZE.
The oakh Of ss ~ tAbal q binit tsre4
II ! solemn J ihrfa ~ nen Y th4
Chief JunS WrgA, 4 thg0 ssnSs de!
livered lnaqfaSsl pdrssp, eieh va
received With q husia( 3 appla4. J
The Joint convention then adjourned.
On motion, Ne House sdjcafnsd till 70
morrow, At 10 e'elosk, n fsy ay1I
3 LID g. SENATE 80 $50
FalDAY, Jan. Is, 2 O'Clock, ?. =.
Il The Chair sang6asc6d thpe the time he'd
arrived when the Lieutenant Governor
ishouldssuums ~ duties 0f Prsgidsnt.
The Chair sppoistsd Allen. and Grinnsll
The committee 70 intsoduce The Lieut.. Gov
Anderson, on aresuming, introduced ths
Lieut.. Governor in appropriate form. ssf
| Hon. Oran Fayille, the Lieut.. Governor,
took the Chair, and made the necessary and
pertinent remarks, emitted to the occasion. i
Thompson suggested that the appointmsn,
Of the Standing Committees would be first
in order. saqs sssz.H gsg.tn4s .s O.
Here . warm debate snsued, touching th,
rights Of the Senate, and tho authority Of
the presiding officer to appoint the Commit
tees without consultations pending which &
Message from the House was received, an.
nouncing the passage Of Bill for altering
the times Of holding Courts in the FIRST Ju-
dicial District. Fl .s,;Fts5 al bsa.7stfg ga
II was finally settled that the President
should appoint tho Committees, without
subjecting the same to the approval Of thu
! Senate. s4:s6iss IL geiiesr tgsgssgs
After the transaction of some local bust
ness, Pussy asked that a certain memorial
yesterday presented from Council Bluff, be
taken from the table and read. Agreed to,
and memorial read. al 5s5 gsbsY ssao4
Pussy then offered Joint Resolution,
Senate File No. l, entitled, JOINT Rssolu-
ton to Secretary If War, asking the estab-
lishment of Military post at Council Bluff.
Read 1st, End and Sd times, and passed.
Yeas 32-Nays !. stsE a..sszss
Rankin called for the reading Of tho House
Bill concerning the time Of holding Courts
| in the first Judicial District. A substitute
was offered and accepted, when on motion,
the rules were suspeneed, and the bill pass
ed. az. ..r,
A resolution was then passed, ordering
the printing Of 5000 copies of the Inaugural
in English, 1000 in German and 100 in the
Holland language. 4. @;-. ~, ....t.,, ssl..
The Senate then adjourned. ,t, ,a. 81
| IT, ID. .a HOUSE. ss..,..s -
| sH,a1ia FRIDAY, Jan. Is, 1858.
The speaker called to order at IL o'clock.
Journal Of yesterday was read and sp-
proved. . aI"asta at' --. f.. il ..a2a =
The Speaker announced the following
| Standing Committees a7E. r.- .af2 q
Waw and Means-Wilson, Edwards,
Mahoney, Clark, of Des Moines, and Trum-
bull. efg ra'.a -ato... . So ra.t-.sgba e-.t ssi
Judieiary-Seevers, Thompson, Clark, Of
Dubuque, Cody and Curtis. 5' 41s
| Claims-Richardson, Mitchell, Ayrss, Al
| gers and VAIN. --5 a#, .4E.| sAs agE
A1ilitia-Morgan, Woodward, Milliser,
Crawford and Lambert. n ~ p
Enrolied BHls-Wright and Dana.
| Enqrossed Bills-Foster and Bradley.
observation-disclosures, Bates, Curtis,
Guiberson and Stewart. sa ala q
Roads and Highpays-Millard, Rietzel,
Casey, Dews and Randolph. .'a,~
| Township and County Organization
Drummond, Cody, Dews, Davis and Prem
tiss. r. gaa.. --- rw, n. = 't.
Public Buildings-Mitchell, Dewey,
Clark, of Johnson,, Belknap and McGrew.
Schools and State University-lhompso on
Rankin, Curtis, Vain and Clark, of john
son. " u .s. +' ". .".
Agrieulture-Lundy, Sprague, Moorman,
Cavenaugh and Collins. . s,.&s 2. aA ..f1
Ne,o Counties-Streeter, Truml al, Cas-
ady, of Woodbury., Lanty, and Carpenter.
Eections-Woodward, Stems, Mill op,
Cassiday, of Van Buren,, and Waits. 'a-
Incorporations-Bates, Wilson, Belknap,
Bradley and Sewers. 5'..=
Improvement Of the Des Moines Rirer-
Carpenter, Mitchell, Ayers, Beal and Mil
lard. .rs .'.-.'' ta-. ...l
Federal Reldtions-Cooley, Seevens,
Clune, Clark, Of Dubuque, and Thompson.
Internal prorements--Prentis, Nc
Crazy, Crawford, Bcnnett and Foster.
Charitable E,stitutions-Dewey, CASH
day, Of Mahaska, Clark of johnson, Nsho-
ney and Scott. r.~~ s. . ~
Public Lands-Randolph, Drummond,
Pierson, Bauder and Sewers. De- .t
Banks-Jackson, Bates, Campbell, Bel
KNAPP and Wilson.
State Liorny-Anthony, Cue, Algers,
Beal and Grimes.
Rail Roads-Trumbull, Cassidy, of Ma
haska, Sharp, Foster and Cue.
Mr.. Mahoney presented a petition Of
School District No. l, Washington Town
ship, Dubuque county, which was referred
to committee on Schools. ..
Mr.. Jackson presented petition of citi-
nj fov
cation of license law. Laid on the table.
Mr.. Edwards gave notice of his intention
to introduce bill giving aliens the right to-
hold property acquired by inheritance.
Mr.. Mahoney presented a..petitiqn asking
the Assembly to memorialize Congress for
a grant of lands for the construction of a
rail road to the Pacific. Referred to COM
mittee on Rail Roads. .:
Mr.. Clark, of Dubuque, had leave to in
troduce bill, prescribing the method of
foreclosing mortgages and the redemption
of property. .s.,. ~
On motion, the rules were suspended, the
bill read a second time by title and referred
to committee on judiciary. -.a..
The Speaker had leave to introduce bill
entitled can Act to amend an Act entitled
an Act to incorporate the town Of Newton,
and to legalize the election of certain off,
GERS"
On motion, the rules were suspended, the
bill read End time by title and referred to
committee on Judiciary. .-.
Mr.. Carpenter had leave to introduce .
bill entitled Gan Act to authorize Ezekiel
D. Hinton to construct dam across tho Des
Moines river" r
On motion, the rules were suspended, the
bill read a second time by title, and referred
to committee on Judiciary. .''-...s
Mr.. Woodward gave notice of his intention
to introduce bill entitled an ssAct repeal
ing 'An Act to regulate the interest on
money" .... - '.f.,,..-.
Mr.. Richardson gave notice Of his inten-
tlon to introduce a bill establishing an Agri-
cultural College and Bureau.
MIR. Collins gave notice of his intention to
introduce bill providing for the more eff.
Gent organization of Townships. 81. .......
Also Of ajoint memorial to Congress ask