The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-03-02
SENATE.

Alter the TRANSACTION OF some unimp0rt-
ant morning Business, the following bills had
their third reading and were passed: j asE4
An act for the relief of school district
No. 6, in Houston county.
An act to set off the town of Delhi from
the town Of Clearwater, in the county of
Wright. +. s.3t ,.i,.%,,.t Il assf >ai,f,..,
An act to authorize the county commits
sioners of Douglas county to issue bonds.
go. :. -. -. THE TAX BILL -, .,l..-s. ...r
H. F. No. IT,, A bill for an act to pro,
vide for the assessment and taxation Of I all
property in this State, and for leyying taxes
thereon according to its true value in mo-
ney, was taken up for the, Senate to concur
in the recommendations of the Committee of
the. Whole. The amendments and recon-
mendations were concurred in, and the, bill
was read 9 third time and passed, %i,,o4 he
The bill fl. s4 4he County d. 'Ri Ram
sey to issue bonds, which was lost on Sat
uraay was RECONSTRUCTED and passed. I..,.,.,:
I COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE. 80.
The following bills were recommended to
Relating to costsEihp 9 civil actions. '' '' Il
A1pspaing az set for the Organization t Of
xnehaiSs ID act relating 81 to hsts
I5Fof al aet additional to an;ast, &c. ]bbfe ,
stribing rules and regulations for the exc:
cution Of, the trust arising under the act Of
Congress, entitled !" an act for the relief of
citizens of Towns, upon lands Of the United
States tpder certain circumstances" ''A ~
sFor an act prescribing the time and man.
ner Of electing United States Senator IN Tie
State Of Minnesota % 'fi1iah 81 ~ 81
a bill for an act to provide for attachment
on real estatea;eea3 Iooxaarsi
For az, l act for relief Of spreties on official
Several bills we're q considered inside di among
which was the one providing for the sale of
school Lands. ST .co;..,,,sii, .cfoe ~ isa
iswHOtsE OF REPRBsENTATIvEs.t - rs:
The House was opened at nine O'Clock as
usual.oc 81 s.fa ,o3 ss-sg - .14.6Hi 81
10 tsl INDIAN 'DHfKEDAr1oNs. ..sisi.isss,
Mr.. DONOHUE introduced a bill TOT
an act to amend section 8, chapter 127, of
tAei compiled statutes, ins order to prevent
Indians from annoying and pilfering from
settlers and to, Genuine. thfani to, their reder
t6tlOuos AAO VIII was Tct1Q u 6oCOLuQ dIUe,
and theEues' being suspended, placed on
its third reading and passed. yeas Al, nays
16. .saou,s6u @, ioffSfs eaf - sstsissrtia !
The House then took upfthifd reading of
bills, and 81 igiss1 81; fss.f -'.s. si!sssf ,.a
PASSED gs4 -
sHs,E. No l86, an TACT to- lagalize the
preceediRgso Of the suparviserslof Wabashaw
county. 81 -
.S.Fe Ns~ll4s q bill for an act tNiueor-
porate the town of Chat6eld. .stsssf 4
=. F. No. Al, asmemorislt to Congress for
the remoyalof the WinAebagq Indians from
their reservation OF the Blue Earths was
read third time.. s.ss.....s,gs &: is.s ~;
Mr.. KINKEAD made speech in oppo-.
sition to 4 the memorial, and meyed its inae>
finite postponement s,l,, sd, Ia nojsas,,s.
.MEli.,ii Gl Eh!.El y ELAN QlEgsa the psssage
ofMa s4e% '4 bogu I,sa lid I'D sIoll,,soa !
Nh, 5rREtK &, MAGE a lengthy speech sipd
favor OF the passage Of the memorial which
he sadly ~ xGippsly BqekedI for bv the.sst.
tiers, who were annoyed, j., plundeFeA ,apdt
oppressed by the Winnebagoes. t,,a,poibL