, 1854-03-25
NO. 80.

Denny, Durgin, Hale, Howe, Huntington,
Jackson, Moseley, Shelton, Ward and Mr..
Speaker, ~; nsys-Bles, 1. The bill
passed. MIN ....fr ,...f
Council bill No.. 8, granting charter Of
Olympia Lodge No. 5, Of Free and AcceP-
Ted Masons was taken up, and under sus-
pension Of the rules, passed. .' 'e
The memorial TO Congress asking grant
of land to Geo. Bush, mulaIto, was, on mo-
tion of Mr.. Crosbie, adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Hale, House adjourned
I'LL Monday, 1oA. NJ.
MONDGY, March 90, 1854.
The House met pursuant to adjournment.
The Journals were read and approved.
Mr.. Hale Of the committee ON memorials
reported back the resolution relative to
semi monthly line of mail sieamers from
San Francisco to Olympia, which, on mo-
ton Of Mr.. Chapman was laid on the table
ill Wednesday. i 7r1 r.'iira
House bills No. 20 and 25 were respcc-
lively read third time and passed.
Mr., Hale, chairman Of committee on
commerce 10 whom was referred House
bill No. 10, entitled an act for the pre- o
servalion of Oysters. Clans and other
shell fsh, reported back the same with
amendments, recommending its passage
The bin passed 9s-a 4-
House bill No. "a was read third time
and passed. r.tr stiaH si
The memorial of A. Benton Moses, pray
ing that Steilacoom be made port Of De-
livery, &C., was read and adopted.
Council bill No. 4 was taken up, read a
third time and passed. llrti
House bill No. 10, with The amendments
of the Council, was taken up read and laid
on the table till tomorrow.
The memorial from the Council praying
for amendments in the donation law was
read and laid on the table till Monday. a.i-s
Mr.. Bolon introduced resolution relative
to military road from SieilacoOm 10 Fort
Vancouver, which was laid on the table till
tomorrow.
On motion of Mr.. Hale, the House adgu
journed. .|la fr loJ 20 ,a9oo1T
.t.f AFTERNOON SESSION. si.faa 10
Mr.. Brown6eld, appeared in his seat and
took the oath Of Office, f.~- .--..
A memorial relative 10 certain claims on
account Of the Queen Charlotte expedition
Mr.. jackson, Of the committee on coun-a
ties reported back House bill No. IL, which,
was read a third time and laid on the table
till tomorrow.
Mr.. Biles, of the committee on counties
reported back House bill No. 8, with
amendments, which was read and laid on
the table till tomorrow. 1i t'a9o1
Council bill No. 3, was taken up and
read a second time. 81 ~ ...t,4, --,
Mr.. Jackson moved 10 amend by striking
out the name Of J. c. Davis and insert the
name Of ]. 8. Mitchell, also 10 amend 90
that the road should be located by the Cow
litz Landing, both Of which amendments
were lost. E..,,.s.,f -, ..,
On motion of Mr.. Biles, the bill was re-
ferred to committee on roads and highways.
The house voted 10 recede from their
amendment in which the Council refusedtO to-
concur. g,.--r ff fi4 rs sriist
Mr.. Chapman introduced bill 10 incor-r
porate the City Of Steilacoom, which was
referred TO committee on corporations { Hi
Mr.. Ward introduced a bin entitled
an act TO locate Territorial road from
Olympia 10 Shoalwater Bay, which was re-,
ferred 10 committee on roads and highways.
On motion Of Mr.. Denny, the House Sd
journed. qna'i f'N . yi1sf
100 .a TUESDAY, March 81, 1884,
House met pursuant to adjournment au
The jurnals were read and approved.
Mr.. Denny Of the committee on roads
and highways, reported back without amend
ment, House bill No. 81, entitled an actto
locate Territorial road from Olympia 10
Shoalwaier Bay, which was read a second
time. Mr.. Bolon moved 10 amend so as TO
read 'the commissioners shall each receive
three" instead of four dollars per day, which
was agreed 10. '' ..' ''' aloa
Mr.. Denny, Of committee on roads and
highways, reported back council bill No.
8, without amendments which was read
third time and passed.
The Joint committee 10 whom was re-
ferred certain matters relative TO both Houses,
reported that those matters had been adj
iusled. rl srl aa}
Mr.. Chapman introduced bill relative 70
military road from Steilacoom 10 Fort Van
couver, which was adopted. 'l4
Mr.. Denny asked and obtained leave 10
introduce bill entitled an act 10 prevent
fraudulent conveyances, which was read
once and laid on the table liIl Friday. f
House bill No. l5 returned from the
Council with amendments, was taken up
and read, and on motion Of Mr.. Crosbie, was
laid on the table ill to. morrow.
House bill No. IL was read third time,
which after some discussion was referred
back again 10 committee on counties with
two members added, viz: Denny and Mosely.
Mr.. Crosbie called up the resolution rela-
live 10 line Of mail steamers from Olym.
pia, which was amended by striking out all
after Territory in Cd line, and laid on the
table till Tomorrow. ~Url