In 1894 the commission recommended that construction begin on one wing of the territorial capitol. The issuing of territorial bonds to finance construction passed the House but was killed in the Senate. No entries are made in the minutes from 5 April 1894 to 30 January 1896. Following statehood on 4 January 1896, the commission met for the last time on the 30th to summarize the activities of the last two years, arrange to prepare a report to the governor, and to settle the financial accounts. The commission dissolved and no further plans were made for a building until the creation of a new state Capitol Commission in 1909 to once again begin the process of obtaining plans.
Entries are chronological.
Archivally processed in 1990 by A.C. Cone. Microfilmed in 1991.