, 1855-02-03

were suspended and the memorial read 4
4 third time
! On the question, shall the memorial pass?
Mr.. Pee called for the ayes and noes:
7 Aycs-Bgelow, Huff, Miles, Pattcson,
Poe, Strickler, Terry, Yantis-S
NoeS-Mr. President
| ii. B. 2G-an act 10 prevent the sale Of
intoxicating liquors to Indians-reported
back yesterday by the committee on Ind-
an affairs with an amendment, was taken
I up and amendment adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Poe, the bill was fur
ther amended by inserting the word d" In
dian" after person
On motion Of Mr.. Miles, the bill was
then referred to the committee on Judiciary.
I C'B 2O-an act TO amend an act rela-
| ting to the support Of the poor-reported
back by committee on judiciary without
amendment, was ordered to third read
ing.
ii b 34-an act to change the county
seat of Lewis county-taken up.
On motion Of Mr. Poe, the Council re-
solved itself into committee of the whole
to consider II B 81.
hir dlltTbOu III tue CndlE.
After some time spent therein, the COM
mittee rose and reported the bill back
without amendment.
On the question, shall the bill be ordered
to third reading Mr. Bigelow called the
ayes and noes:
Ayes-Bgclow, Huff, Patterson, Strick-
Ter. President-5.
No.. Doa Tarrv Xontic
On motion of Mr. Huff, the rules were
suspended and the bill read third time.
On the question, shall the bill pass
Mr.. Terry called the ayes and noes:
Ayes-Bigelow, HUFF, Patterson, Strick-
Ter, President-5.
Noes-Poe, Terry, Yantis-3.
ii B l6-an act to amend an act rela-
ting to the construction and maintaining Of
roads-reported back by committee on
roads and highways without amendment,
was ordered TO a third reading
CB l2-appointing officers for Walla-
walla county-reported from the House
with amendment, taken up, amendment
concurred in, and the bill passed together
with its title.
HJR 9-relative TO the election of
territorial oficers-was read once, and Or
dered to a second reading.
Leave being granted, Mr.. Strickler,
chairman of the committee on printing, re-
ported back G B 34--an act to provide
for the publication Of the laws Of the sec
ond session of the Legislative Assembly
and recommended that it be indefinitely
postponed.
On motion Of Mr.. Miles, the bill was in
definitely postponed.
Mr.. Poe presented the petition Of D.. B.
Brown6eld and others, praying that Con-
gress he memorialized to grant an appro-
priation to open a military road from New
Dunginess to Olympia.
Mr.. Poe presented C r s-instructing
our delegate in Congress to procure an ap-
preparation Of $50, 900 for q military road
from Olympia to New Dunginess-which
was, the rules being suspended, read sec
ond time now, and referred to the commit
tee OH memorials.
Mr.. HUFF, according to notice given ten
days since, introduced G b 33-an act to
change the name Of the county seat of
Clarke county which was read three
times, the rules being suspended, and pass
ed with title
On motion of Mr.. Yantis,
Adjourned till afternoon.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr. Bigelow, chairman of the committee
on Judiciary, reported back H. B. 26-an
act to prevent the sale of intoxicating
LIQUOR to Indians-with amendment, which
was adopted and the bill ordered to third
reading.
II B Alan act to locate q territorial
road from New Dunginess to intersect the
road from Olympia to Monticello-report-
ed back from committee on roads and
highways, was taken up, and Mr.. Bigelow
moved to refer the bill to the same COM
mittee, with instructions TO report it back
so amended that the road shall be no ex-
pense to the several counties through which
it runs
Pending this motion, Mr.. Poe moved
call Of the House.
TheSSergeant-at-arms and Door keeper
absent, and after few moments Mr.. Ter
ry appeared and took his seat, when, on
motion of Mr.. Huff, the further call Of the
House was suspended.
On motion of Mr.. Huff, the bill, H B
Al, was laid on the table till tomorrow.
A message from the House by their
clerk, as follows:
Mr. President am instructed by the
House to report to the Council the passage
of G b 22-an act to amend an act regu-
lating the practice and pleadings in prose-
cutions for crimes H r relative to the
reduction Of the military reserve at Van
couver, in the last of which the Council is
requested to concur.
Also, that the House non-concur in
Council amendments to II B 80"
II B SO, an act to prevent stations run
ing at large, returned from the House with
their inconvenience in the councils amend
mcnt the question being will the Coun-
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