The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-03-13
THE WEEKLY PIONEER 1Au AND IDDEaM4ooc DEMOCRAT
nTNot signed but became law

Ruby, deceased. Not signed but became law
by lapse of time. a.jaC3 - fe-ibHA c.t1 III.
To change the name of Frederick G. Gale to
that of Frederick G. Hnmes, and constituting
him heir at law of Aaron Humes and Maria
Humes. tg la' c@-
For the relief of certain persons having
claims to the town Of Elk City.
To provide tor the assessment and collection
of a special School Tax in district No. 63, in
Goodhue county.
To change the names of Forest Alfred DEMO
to that of Forest Alfred Marsh.
To authorize the town of Plymouth in Hen
nepin county, to levy tax to pay q bounty to
volunteers.
To change the name of Lucius Beatty to Lu-
cius w. Fry.
To change the name of Nettie Augusta John
son to Nettie Augusta Payne, and constituting
her heir the adopted child of George w. and
Margaret Payne.
A memorial to the Postmaster General for an
increase of mail service from Usage, Iowa, to
OwatOnna.
To the President of the United States re-
questing that a company of cavalry be station
ed along the military road from Lake Superior
to the junction of the Mile Lac and Grow
Wing roads and as far as Chengwatana, Pine
county.
For general Bankrupt Act.
To indemnify the people of the State of Min
nesota, within the shortest possible time, for
losses sustained by the Siox Indian war; in the
year 1862.
To extend the Pension Law of 1861 2 to the
sufferers by the Sioux raid.
Concerning the cessiOn to Minnesota of the
County of Douglas, Wis. ..' -a.'
For a grant Of land to make I'D the deficiency
in the grant heretofore made to aid in the con-
struction of the Minneapolis and Cedar Valley
Railroad.
For an additional grant of lands to aid in the
construction OF the Root River Valley and
Southern Minnesota Railroad.
To the Postmaster General of the United
States, for the establishment OF daily through
mail route from st. Peter to Fort Rdgely via
New Ulm.
To the President of the United States, asking
for the establishment of Military Post at Sank
Centre.
To Congress, for the construction of 4 road
from st. Paul, in Minnesota, to the Pacific
coast.
JOINT RESOLUTIONS
Providing for the protection of the frontier.
Authorizing the State Auditor to cancel GER
tain unexpected balances OF appropriations for
the years 1858, and 1859.
In regard to certain propositions for North
Western COntederacy, and in relation to the
prosecution OF the present war.
Authorizing banks to comply with the pro-
visions of the act of Congress to provide a ma
tIOlldi CuTItICy.
Relating to the confirmation of II. II. Sibley
as Brigadier General of Volunteers
For the appointment of additional Commits
siOners to receive soldiers votes.
Relating to the State and University lands
Instructing the State Auditors, relative to ap-
preparations.
For the payment of special messengers from
Fort Abercrombie to st. Paul in August, 1862.
Authorizing the State Auditor to contract for
the transportation of moneys belonging to the
State from the several Country TreasurerS.
In relation to the return of the 1st Regiment
of Minnesota Volunteers to the State of Min
nesOta.
In relation to depOst of ten thousand dol
lars by the st. Paul and Pacific Railroad
Relative to the selection of lands donated by
the act of Congress for the endowment ola State
Agricultural and Mechanical College.
Accepting the donation of lands by Congress
for the endowment of an Agricultural and Me-
chanical College.
Relative to the apportionment of School
Money in the border counties for 1865.
Relative to the fees of Surveyors of School
lands.
Memorializng the Legislature of Wisconsin
relative to the ceding of Douglass county, Wis
cOnsin, to the State of Minnesota.