Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-06-19

30 build School House, was read first
and second time.
| BILLS ETC. PASSED.
S. +. No. II, a memorial to the Congress
of the United States for the establishment Of
Military protection to the frontier, was taken
up. put on its final reading, and after some
debate, passed.
S. F. No. 176, bill to establish road
between Marion and Ashland.
S. F. No. 33, bill granting to Nehemiah
| F. Taylor the right to establish ferry across
the St. Croix at Nashua, was lost on account
of there not being a number Of votes equal to
quorum in favor of its passage.-Laid on the
table.
S. F, No. 16 similar bill, was laid on the
table at the request of Mr.. Cowan.
II. F. No. 2OS, an act for the relief of
Mary Miller, elected lengthy debate, but
was finally passed.
| ii. f. No ZIG, a bill for an act to legalize
the acts of the County Officers of Anoka.
II. +. No. 252, bill for an act to author
ize the re-survey of the town of Senterville.
Fl. F. No. 247, an act to amend an act to
incorporate certain towns.
| H. F. No. 2l9, bill for an act to incorpo-
rate the town of Mansfield.
| III. +. No. 253. bill for an act to amend
the act incorporating the town of Senter-
vile.
| II. f. No. 211, a bill for an act for the re-
lief of Ellen Langford, was put on its third
reading, but lost on final vote. The vote was
reconSide,e ed, and the bill was referred to a
! Special Committee.
| II. f. No. 255, a bill for an act to incorpo-
rate the City of Hastings was, on motion of
MIR. BAILLY, taken up, and the Clerk COM
menced to read the same, when number of
members went out, and call of the Senate
was ordered. and quorum still found to be
present.
The reading went on, but quorum not
being left, as soon as it was finished, the Sen
ate adjourned.
HOUSE-met pursuant to adjournment,
and called to order by the Speaker.
| REPORTS.
Mr.. CRUTTENDEN from the committee
on interpretations to whom was referred the
Senate bill for the creation and regulation of
Corporations, reported the same back and
recommended its passage. Also
A bill for the establishment and regula-
| ton Of Ferries.
SHAKOPEE.
| Mr.. CRUTIENDEN, from the committee
on interpretations to whom was referred the
petition Of the citizens Of Shakopee for the
repeal of the greater portion of their city
charter, reported by bill.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. STEVENS: A bill providing a
| bounty for the destruction of blackbirds and
gophers.
By Mr.. WILSON: Empowering School
District No. 5, in Houston County to levy a
tax or issue bonds for the erection of a
School building.
By Mr.. STARKEY A bill for the inspec-
ton of alcoholic liquors.
BY Mr. BALCOMB A bill to provide for
the education of Deaf and Dumb.
SECOND READING.
Senate bill to locate State road from La
Crescent to point near Centrevile.
Also, bill TO provide for the salaries Of
the Judges Of the Supreme and District
Courts Of the State.
bill providing for the levying tax for
the erection of County Buildings in the sew
era courties of the State. Referred to the
select committee on Township organization.
bill for the inspection of alcoholic Ii.
quors imported into this State. Referred to
the Committee on the Judiciary.
THIRD READING.
To amend the act, providing for laying out
certain Territorial roads IN Minnesota. Pass
ed-ayes SO.
To change the name of Franklin L. Baker
to Franklin L. Draper Passed-ayes 50.
ou,oOI tho not ,,rou,Ii,,rr for tho
struction of the Cannon Falls and St. Paul
Road. Passed-ayes so.
TO incorporate the towns of Holmes CITY
and Grove Lake. Passed--ayes SO, nays 5
Joint resolution relative to Assessment
rolls. Passed-ayes So nays l.
An act to procure seal for the State
Passed-ayes 4e, nays 3.
THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
Mr. WAKEFIELD in the Chair, had un.
der consideration the House file of bills, and
made the following recommendations:
4 bill providing for the State seal. To be
engrossed.
A bill appropratipg S46,O00 for the pay
ment Of the per diem, mileage, postage and
stationery of members of the adjourned ses-
sion Of the Legislature. To be engrossed.
The House Then went into committee on
the Senate file, Mr.. ATKINSON in The
Chair, and made the following recommends.
tiOns
A bill to establish the salaries of the Su-
preme and District Judges To third
reading.
An act to locate State road from La
Crescent to q point near Centerville. To a
third reading
To incornorate the town of Nenah. TO a
third reading.
MESSAGE FROM sIBLEY.
A message was received from Mr.. SrBLEY
through his private Secretary, accompanied
with sundry documents, containing various
recommendations to the Legislature. Five
hundred copies were ordered printed for the
use of the House.
FOURTH OF JULY.
Mr.. STARKEY moved that Committee
be appointed on the part of the House to
confer with a similar Committee from the
Senate to make arrangements to celebrate
the coming anniversary Of American INDIE
pendence in becoming manner. The reso-
luton was laid on the table.
Adjourned till tomorrow.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1853.
SENATE-The Senate was called to order
at ten O'Clock, and opened as usual.
Roll called, and Journal read. Prayer by
q member.
Mr.. PHELPS presented a petition from
certain citizens of Mower and Fillmore Coun-
ties for road between Brownsdale and Ham