Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-06-19
JONDAY, JUNE 141S5S.

flONDAf, JUNE Ia lc0S.
SgNArE.-TLe Senate was called TO order
at the usual hour, and opened with prayer by
the Chaplain.
Roll called, and Journal read.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. JONES': A bill for the protection
of Trout
BY Mr.. WATSON: A bill to amend the
act providing for the location Of County
Seats.
BY Mr.. HODGES: A bill relating t. Com
missioners of the State.
BY Mr.. HALL: A bill to pay the Su-
preme Court Reporter Of 1928.
BY Mr.. cKUNE: A bill providing for
the arrest and employment of vagrants.
The above bills were read second time,
and ordered printed.
REPORTS.
Mr.. JONES, from the Committee on Pris-
ons, made report, embracing new bill, pro-
viding for the government OF the State Pris
on, which was ordered printed.
Mr.. RIDPATIi, from Select Committee
reported back the bill referred to them Illegal
ising the road between Rochester and Wa
bashaw] with some comments.
HOUSE BILLS READ FIRST TIME.
II. F. No. 162, an act authorising the Reg.
ister of Deeds Of Olmt County, to copy
from the records Of Morrow County.
ii. Z. 260: An act to authorise the Su-
pervisors of Brown County to borrow money
to erect bridge over Cottonwood River
H. +. No. go: An act authorising School
District No. 6, Hennepin County to levy
money.
Several House bills were read a second
time and laid aside to be considered
On motion of Mr. Van Etten, the bill re-
lating to Chattel Mortgages was taken up
and ordered printed as amended.
COMMITTEE OF WHOLE
Mr. NORTON in the Chair.
S. f. No. l79: A bill for an act to incor-
porate the town of Taylor's Falls. Recon-
mended to be engrossed.
An act to amend the act to incorporate the
City of West ST. Paul. Laid aside.
S. +. No. 172: A Memorial to Congress
for a graft of land to aid in the construction
of Railroad from Winona Uia Brownsville
to the southern boundary of the State.
Mr.. Jones wanted the bill referred to a
Select Committee.
| Mr.. STREETER protested. 1t could do
no harm TO pass memorial asking for land
grant. Other States are doing it. We
might get it; if not, even, it ought to pass
without meeting with any serious OF jections
from the gentleman from Fillmore, who had
always shown disposition to "pitch in" to
any bill in which he had no direct interest.
The motion to refer was lost. The bill
was recommended to be engrossed.
Thg' bill establishing the salaries Of the
Chief Clerk of the House and Secretary OF
the Senate was taken up and read through,
and Indefinitely postponed.
H. F. No 26, bill to establish township
organization in Goodhue County. The bill
was considerably amended, and them recon-
mended TO be passed.
S. F. No. IS, bill for an act to legalize
the acts of the Town Council of La Cres-
cent To be engrossed.
S. F. No. 16l, bill to legaize the road
| between Wabashaw and Rochester, was ia
ken up and amended, and directed to be en-
| crossed for third reading.
! H.F. No. POS an act for the relief of Mary
Miller. TO be passed.
! II. F. No. 253. bill for an act to amend
the act incorporating the town of Sentervile
To be passed
ii. F. No 252, an act to authorize the
survey of the town of Senterville. To be
passed.
II. F. No. 247, an act to amend an act tc
incorporate certain towns. To be passed.
H.F. No. 236, an act relating to the Prai
rie Fire. The bill was recommended to be
referred to the Committee on Judiciary.
II. F. No. PIG, bill to incorporate the
! tovrn of Mopof;oI1 To ho ,oCsod
A bill for the relief of Ellen Langford. II
be passed.
II. F. No. 2l0, an act to legalize the acts
of the County officers of Anoka. To bt
passed.