, 1858-12-31
TnuhsDAY, Dec. q3, 1853


MORALS heretofore passed by the House
and Council memorial asking approprias
tion for military road from Grays Bay, on
Columbia river to Fort Steilacoem."
Mr.. Lewis, of King, introduced memo.
rial praying all appropriation to complste
the military road from Fort Steilacoom to
Bellingham Bay.
Mr. Carter, Chairman Of the COMMITTEES
Oh Education, to whom had been referred
the subject of revising the School laws, re-
ported that they had requested Rev. Geo
f. Whitworth to complete revision of
said laws, and report on the 18th January
1859.
The resignation Of VIM. H. Dillon, ESQ
as Commissioner OF the Penitentiary. was
received and read
Mr. Caples introduced memorial pray
ing for donation of lands to the Territory
Of Washington for railroad purposes. Un.
der suspension Of the rules, this memorial
was read three times and passed
On leave, Mr.. Henness introduced a bill
entitled "An act to provide for the cOllec-
ton Of County and Territorial Revenuc.n
Bill read first time
Mr. Canloo ;ntrndurad a Ta;,A Do,oI
,;on rolotiyo 70 tSs eu,'Io,man' "V"t t.eS1,u-
rolling Clerk. This resolution, under a
suspension Of the rules, received three sew.
eral readings and was passed.
Ihe Dill Incorporating the Sisters OF
Charity Of the House Of Providence, was
read second time and referred to the
Committee on Corporations.
a message from the Council announced
the passage OF certain memorials, ETC.,
which had heretofOrs passed the House,
and OF Council Memorial relative to the es-
tabllshment OF coal depot for U. s. YES
sells at Whatc0m, Bellngham Bay, and
Council Memorial relative to military road
from Gray's Bay, Columbia river, to Steil-
accom-. These memorials were subsequent
ly taken up, and, under suspension OF tue
rules, received three several readings and
passed the House, .e.
On motion OF Mr.. Caples, the House.
when it ndjourns, shall meet at I o'clock
this evening.
on motion ot Mr.. Lewis, the rules were
suspended and House took up and passed
the memorial praying Tor an appropriation
10 complete the military road from Fort
Steilacoom to Belllngham Bay.
Then adjourned till ! o'clock 2. NJ.
EVENING SESSION. --
NIo.srs Cartor ond Tonnon.
n.aJ tneo1'o, oI, ,L 's' snS enHan. were ep-
Eon",t,o Cm'uH Cn % . En.oTa, ~ uSe p; on me JOINT
annointinc an tbsir na-t Masa.s @ pSSI;na %
apS Eo,ss TTSo Snp"Lo. , I.Ss.s b.;.s n.,l.Ps
ind;snosrd onnointod NJ Ho"p... s SecSay Uhoi:
man and rs,ired fron, tLa uaTS ''' N''~''
MESSAGE from tho Council ;nfo,u;,h.
uonso of tbo nassoc,o 80 Conn"i, LII 't,e
oIr,;o, ox,rass;,,, eoo,e go T.. = sI. ~.
ent National Aar,iristratior ShnnL" V pio
na,,ar,,,o,,s ~ W.. ~ na " VI"
rrat;tn5o 70 tho IIor -, S., Ne, auH
6olen.ts IN Co,arSas ~ -' = ''e''"S' '"o
RescIntion resd q Ere, finn. N. n.
niles moved tbat said rssoJrtioO II. 49, ~
tablc and ho nrintoJ on ,SL;oL oi;O uIon tIo ~
ovos orJ ror9 80 aon,."SaS 'nS'.Hu ~ ", sio
iowior 10 tb. vots. '' anu '"o iOi-
ATrs-Messrs Rnss cor,o. Co...
cTna Coddord 1nJneo @ ptesl WpC';l, Garlsr' nr'
Snitb Stiles Tounont ia W uJ' p
NAyr,-Me,srs Rri.coo CotIn
Uowt Uorno.s T.o,o.r,i,o 7, C.t''s' oSvo'
vooe Shead and Sviys.,or se' To- S"-
( bsent Messrs Gbonnoon NJ, H..
Lewis Wo.H${o,, "a II. S,Dn % h0"e'
So the said RssoIrtion was osS.-.a
rr;n,ed' D''O" was 0'usie"
Mr. Carter Of ,bo 1o;rt sol.o, C....,,,
too an EnrolIod pnI, Oo"s sI tel0.t y. OS.Il- SuIi
inc oo CORRECTLY anroiIaS ' OS .1u 'ns iV.om-
coi,o ,ho .io.1.tS n.S Hnu iee1y " J,
GERS We givo the rorort 1 + s S0T a Om-
ras, - 'no L1PSi' IN iul'' es pro
IHtion nm 70 tho od;"nrDmopt N t'''eu 'eElS-
Map;aI ~ Is aI.'i' I Dtl .L -,r-,.
of a military road rror, For, Vono".n.. -
Fart Simcas 'O"N O " "-'N''i ~
MsmorisI ralo,;vo 70 ,ho o.,;n..;.hr..
of ,bo r;ahts os H. uDd"Nu,. ~" 1'oilo"O "'I ~.
gat SonSd 0r;cnItrraI Gnn,.a";,. ~ ~"u u
o NIo,,,ar;oI ST.;