, 1859-02-04
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, further consideration Of said petition.
Committee discharged. 81 | 'l..o'i
Mr.. Henness, Of the select committee
to whom had been referred the bill defining
the north and west boundary lines Of Thurs
ton county, made a report Recommending
that said bill be amended in regard to the
northern boundary.
4 Mr.. Henness' amendment makes thc
J north line as follows: From point duo
west Of the head Of Totten's Inlet--duc
east to the head of said Inlet; thence
down the channel Of said Inlet TO Budd's
Inlet. 50 81
Mr.. Carter, also Of said committee,
made report objecting to the west line
proposed by said Bill. He was unwilling to
surrender any Of the territory now included
in the county Of Chehalls to the county Of
Thurston. In reference to the line between
Thurston and Sawamlsh he had nothing to
say. ..l-. Ist E %
Mr.. Purdy, Of Sawamlsh, Of said Com
mittee, also made report objecting to the
proposed line between Tburston and Sa-
vanish, because it takes from the latter
county strip Of land three miles In width
and ten in length. The dividing ridge Of
the Black Hills, now being the boundary,
is sought to be removed by making TOtten's
Inlet a part Of the boundary. Mr.. Purs
dy recommends the following line: "ToWn-
ship line, between eighteen and nineteen
north; thence east, along said line, to mid
die Of channel of Eld's Inlet; thence north,
along said channel, to Puget Sound, to,n
point In the middle Of said channel oppo4
site the mouth Of Cases Inletp The bill
and various reports were, on motion Of Mr..
Tenant, referred TO the Committee on
| Counties. ~ nW ~ aenU w Z tadf
Mr. Shead introduced a bill amending
the County Surveyor law, and authorizing
said officer to marke the boundary lines
between land claimants. s1 ssi1ogsy lad
Several bills were read second time and
appropriately referred. % slasej.sig siI
The House passed the Council billincorf
porating the Washington Division No.o5
Of the Sons Of Temperance. 4 e
The Council bin Incorporating an Insiiln-
ton Of Learning, &c., under the guardian,
ship Of the Sisters Of Charity Of the Houso
Of Providence, was read twice aud referred
to select committee consisting Of Messfs.
Biles, Briseoe aud Weed eF 81 3
Tho new common school law was up on
second reading laid upon theatahle and
made the special order for to-moprow.if
House adjourned -'g9Nlos " 5stalr
asoa S'essi9 THunsDAY, Jan. 81, 1859.
Comhittee on Judicinry recommended
the passage Of the bill instrnciing the Ter.
lritoriaf Printer to print the compilation Of
laws made BY Butler P. Anderson, Esq.
The said bill coming up, Mr. Henness
moved 70 amend BY striking ont 500, as
tho number. and inserting 1000. Lost
Mr. Sheed moved to say upon the iable.
Lost. ~ ~ aa'4ea' ''.,'ie
Mr., Henness moved to print 1000. Lost.
Mr.. Catlin moved to amend BY adding
additional section Nothing 10 this aet
shall be so construed as to entiile said
public Printer, to draw pay from the terri
tofiaI treasury, for said publication Adopf
tied t-'asst ''-4s,E 9sae Htt
On the final pussae6 Of the Bill. ihe ayes
and noes were demanded Bin passed BY
the following vote; ~ q t'n.e
AYEs Messrs. Blles, Brlscoe, Caples,
Carter, CatIin, Chapman, Cline, Daniel,
Goddard, Cove, Hawk, Howe, Judson,
Lewis, Longmife, Mccall, 1Ianncn, Pordy,
Rntledge, Savage, shcad, Sylvester, Weed,
land the Spenkcr-24. N--
NoEs Messrs. Henncss and Tennani-
Absent -Messrs. Smith and SiiIesr The
former granted leave Of absoncc on account
Of sickness in his family And The latter
excused on account Of sickness atl
Messrs. Henness and Tenant, askednhd
obtained leave to spread upon the Journal
the reason o. their opposing said bill
Those reasons are i.i6 1uneaoii
LIST. That there exists donbt ia our
minds as TO the legality Of one man doing
the work Of commission Of three.
I'd. If il should be 50 decided BY Con-
gress, then this territory viii become liable
for the printing aud compilation Of The
laws. .' aia.fit4 90
Mr.. Rutledge, Of the COMMITTEES on
Roads and Highways, recommended the
passage Of the bill providing for a reloca-
ton Of the territorial road lying between
the house Of Jno. J. Elliott and The Bois-
fort prairie. stst1oi r4eA
Il Mr.. CatIin, Of the joint select committee
under the resolution relating to the territos
rial library, reported that there are num-
Der Of books 10 the library not accounted
for, nor not included in any catalogue.
J They recommend that the Librarian bo IN
strueted to re-aFrange the books and make
a new catalogue. 'a-ea 1s
Report adopted.
Mr.. Biles. .of the select committee to