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favor of Nicholas Pierce.]

sick and wounded soldiers reported Resolve in favor of Nicholas Pierce and the same was read once and tomorrow 10 assigned for a second reading

Adjourned

Afternoon,

[Left margin: Bill authorizing John Wood to maintain Dam & Slip in Little Keizer River.]

Bill authorizing John Wood to maintain a Dam and Slip in Little Keizer River was read once, Saturday 11 oClock assigned for a second reading and committed to Messrs Washburn, Kimball and Dennett.

[Left margin: Report. Bill respecting Gun Houses.]

Mr. Balkam from the Committee on Militia &c, on the Governor’s Message of January 24th respecting the subject – Bill respecting Gun Houses and the same was read once and tomorrow 10 assigned for a second reading.

[Left margin: Report. Resolve in favor of William Tozier.]

Mr. Grover from the Committee on applications from sick and wounded soldiers on his petition therefor reported Resolve in favor of William Tozier and the same was read once and tomorrow 10. assigned for a second reading.

[Left margin: Report. Bill add. to Act to establish a Court of Common Pleas]

Mr. Stebbins from the Committee on the Judiciary on an order of January 24th reported Bill additional to An Act to establish a Court of Common Pleas, and the same was read once and tomorrow 10 assigned for a second reading.

[Left margin: [Report] Bill establishing Co. Work Houses. pet. of S. Jackson & als.]

[?] a reference to the next Legislature of the Bill establishing County Work Houses and th epetition of Samuel Jackson & als Read and accepted sent down for concurrence Concurred

[Left margin: [Report] on Pet. of William Waugh]

[?] leave to withdraw on the petition of William Waugh Read and accepted. Sent down for concurrence. Concurred

and

[Left margin: [Report] respecting the expediency of authorizing Judges of Probate to]

on an order of January 26th respecting the expediency of authorizing Judges of Probate to license the sale of real estate by Executors &c, that Legislation on that subject is inexpedient Read and ac-