The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-10

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transacted, and ID indispensable to complete
and put into succesful operation our State
Government, that the strictest rule Of ec0no-
my be observed and enforced in every de-.
pArtment. q. w. SrKEETRR.
JAMS RIDPArH.
X. q. MURPHY.
Mr.. HUDSON moved that the report be
accepted, and 80 copies Of the report be
printed.
Mr.. RIDPATH moved TO amend Mr.
HuDsox's motion by striking out and $50
copies be printed, which was lost by q d.
vision Of the Senate.
The question recurring upon Mr.. HuD-
sons motion to accept and print, it was
adopted.
Upon motion Of Mr.. WATSON, the Sen
ate resolved itself into Committee Of the
Whole to consider various bills.
After some time spent therein, the Com
mittee rose and by their chairman reported
the bills and memorials back to the Senate
az follows:
A bill to legalize the acts Of the Board
OF County Commissioners Of Stearns coun.
ty in regard to township organizations, with
amendments, and recommended that it be
referred to special committee Of three.
A bill for an act to authorize the Register
of Deeds Of Freedom county TO copy from
the records Of Dodge county, without amend.
ments, and recommended it TO be eDgrossed
A bill for an act TO amend an act entitled
an act TO incorporate the Little Falls Manu-
featuring Company, without amendments,
and recommended that it be engrossed.
II. +. joint resolution, relative to obtain
ing appropriations from Congress, without
amendments, and recommended that it be
passed.
A bill for an act to confirm the alteration
Of the survey and plat of the town Of Belle
PLANE, without amendment, and recommend
that it be passed.
The report of the Committee was adopted,
and the bills disposed OF accordingly.
Mr.. HULL introduced a bill entitled
ian act to provide Tor putting shutes in
milldams."
Mr.. JONES introduced bill entitled
"nn act to legalze certain conveyance here
tofore made"
Mr.. RIDPATH introduced bill en-
titled ian act to authorize q. w. Marsh,
j. Parker and Enos Hanson the right to
establish and maintain Ferry across the
main stream of the Mississippi river at Wa
bashaw, in Wabashaw county - which was
read second time by its title, under suspen-
sion Of the rules, and, on motion of Mr..
| RiDPArli. referred to committee Of three.
The CHAIR announced as such COM
mttee, Messrs. RrDPArH, MURPHY and
| BAILEY.
The CHAIR announced as a committee
to consider s. F. No. lcG, Messrs. RIcn-
ARDsoS. VAN ErrsS and SMITH. The follow
ing resolution was taken up:
| % Resoired, That the Secretary be and he is
! hereby authorized to subscribe for such news.
! papers printed IN the State as the members and
officers may direct, to the number OF ten da
| lies, or their equivalent in weeklies, for each
| Senator and officer
Mr.. HALL moved to strike out ten "
and insert five
Mr.. STREETER moved to amend the
amendment by inserting three instead of
Five which was lost.
The question recurring upon the amend
ment offered by Mr.. HALL, it was carried.
The question then recurring upon the
adoption of the resolution as amended, il
was adopted.
Mr., KEIMER presented petition Of cit
liens OF Washington county, praying for an
amendment to the township organization
law.
Mr., BEMAN moved that the petition be
referred to special committee which mo-
ton was lost.
On motion OF Mr.. HALL the petition was
referred to the joint committee on towns
| and counties.
Mr.. DUNWELL moved that the Senate
adjourn, which motion was carried
HOUSE.
The House met, pursuant TO adjournment,
and was called TO order by the Speaker
Prayer by the Chaplain.
On motion the reading OF the Journal was
dispensed with.
The Journal was then corrected and
adopted.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. SEELY-A bill for an act TO pro.
vide for stage law.
Mr.. SEELY-A bill for an act to aboI.
sh capital punishment
vi lAIsDpi "A OH GcilIln4 TIE
powers, duties and emoluments Of prose
cutting attorneys.
Mr.. WAX EFIElD-An act To incor.
pora,c Blue Earth City.
Mr.. STARkEY gave notice that he
would, at an early day, introduce bill to
amend chapter % Of the Revised Statutes.
JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
From the Sena,e-That the Enrolling
Clerks Of the Senate and House of Repre-
sen,ativcs, are hereby instructed 10 procure
paper of uniform size for all enrolled bills.
and TO leave sufficient margin to permit the
same TO he bound in books OF convenient
size
Mr.. SrARkEY submitted q jjoint reso-
luton relating to the general banking Jaw.
The rules Of the House were suspended