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MoxDAY. Dec. 10, 1859.

Council met pursuant to adjournment.
A message was received from the House
announcing the passage Of u number ol
bills.
Mr. Burbank introduced the proceed
ings of a public meeting held in Cowlitl
county in reference to the late Railroad
Convention in California. On motion Ol
Mr. Denny, the proceedings were referred
to the committee on Memorials, with in
structions to order one hundred copies
priented
Mr. Denny, from the committee on Edu
cation, reported back House bill No. Is
an act to incorporate Whitman Seminary
and recommended its passage.
Mr. Deuny asked leave Of absence unit
after the holidays, which was granted.
On motion of Mr. Burbank, Council bill
No. was referred to the Judiciary com
mittee.
On motion of Mr.. Caples, House memo
rial was read third time and passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Cuples, House memo
rial No. I was read third time and passed
On motion Of Mr. Burbank, House me
mortal No. was read third time anC
passed.
Council adjourned.
, 1859-12-23
OLYMPIA WASHINGTON TERRITORY FRIDAY DECEMBER 23 1885,

House bill No. 9-an act to incorporate
Port Townsend Lodge of Free Masons-
was, on motion of Mr.. Burbank, read third
time and passed
House bill No. ll-an act authorizing
Stephen W, Babcox to establish ferry on
Snake riyer-read first time, and on motion
Of Mr.. Caples, read % time and referred
TO committee on Corporations.
House bill No. AN act to create and
organize the county Of Clickatat- read
first time, aud on motion of Mr. Burbank,
read second time and referred to commit
tee on Counties.
House bill No. 7-an act authorizing r.
II. Reigurt 10 establish a ferry on the Co.
Inmbih river in Spokane cOunty-read sec
ond time, aud on motion Of Mr.. Denny, re.
lcrrcd 10 the committee on Corporations.
House bill No. l2-qn act TO establish
rule for measuring -shnrs, piles, square
timber and sawed lumber-read first time
On motion the Council adjourned.
, 1859-12-23

Mr.. Clark, from the committee on Cor.
porations, reported back Council bill No
Gan act to incorporate the Dallcs Port,
age Company without recommendation
House bill No. 10, on motion Of Mr..
Clark, was referred to the committee on
Commerce.
Council bill No. 6, on motion of Mr..
Denny, was read third tine and passed.
House bill No 5--an act comforting ju-
riSdiction upon the District Court of the
county Of Wnlla-walla-was read FIRST time,
and on. motion Of Mr.. Burbank, read sec
ond time and referred TO tho Judiciary
committee.
House bill No l5-an act TO establish
an institution of learning, in Walla-wnlla
county-was read first time, aud on motion
Of Mr.. Woodland, was read second time aud
referred TO committee on Education.
House memorial No. 8-yeiative to the
erection Of light house at Gray's lIurbOr
and the snrtcy of its bar and channel =
House memorial No. 7--relative to tho
free navigation and improvement of Cheha-
lis river ;-IIouse memorial No 6-pray-
ing an appropriation for Military road
from Bakers Bay by Shoalwnter Bay and
Gray'S HarbOr to Port Townsend-wcre
severally read first time.
Mr.. Clark, from the committee on Cor
porn,ions, reported Substitute for House
bill No. IAN act authorizing Il. II. Rel
gurt 10 establish a-fcrry on the Columbii
rivcr-and recommended It's passage.
Mr., Clark, from the committee on Cor
pordtions, reported back House bill 10
1I-an act authorizing SIeptea =. Bl!.-
cox to establish ferry on Snuke river
with amendments, and recommended its
passage.
On motion Of Mr.. Clark, the substitute
for House bill No I was read I'd and Sd
time and passed.
House bill No. ii was passed.
Mr. Bles introduced Council bill No. 8
AN net to authorize the Secretary Of the
Territory to receive compensation for GER
tiGcates and seal Of Office.
On motion, the Council adjourned until
Monday.
, 1859-12-23
Proceedings Of the Legislative Assembly.
IN THE COUNCIL.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. Il, 1859.


Council met pursuant to Adjournment
A message was received from the Houst
announcing the passage of number of bill,
by that body
Mr.. Miller, from the Judiciary commit
tee, reported back Council bill No. 4-ar
act TO provide for election returns in certain
Council and Representative dstricts-ant
recommended its passage.
Mr.. Denny, from the committee on Rule.
and Orders, presented report, which, Oh
motion Of Mr.. Burbank, was adopted.
Mr. WOodard moved that committee
Of two be appointed OH joint rules and or
dcrS. Carried, and Messrs Woodnrd and
Caplcs we're appointed said committee.
Mr. Burbank introduced Council bill
No. 5-an act to amend an act entitled an
act relative 10 estrays and other unclaimed
property.
\ message was received from the House
announcing the passage by that body oI
an act to locate the capitol of w. T. al
Vancouver, Clarke county.
Council bill No. 4 was read third time
and passed.
House bill No. Gan act to incorporate
Port Townsend Lodge, No g. of Free and
Accepted Masous-waS taken M, read
I'd time, and, on motion of Mr.. Denny, re,
ferred to committee on Corporations.
House Memorial, No. l-relativc to the
establishment of Military road from Sc.
attle via Suoqualmie Pass to Fort ColviIle
was read lst time, and, on motion of Mr..
Denny, read I'd and i3d time and passed.
House Memorial No. 2-Relative to the
survey Of public lands in Washington Ter
ritory-read FIRST time, and, on motion of
Mr. Denny, read I'd time On motion of
Mr.. Woodard, read third time and passed.
Honse Memorial No. 3-relatiye to the
establishment Of and overland mail from
the caption of W. T. to the capitol Of Cali
fOrnia-was read first time, and, Oh motion
Of Mr.. Burbank, read 2d time. On mo-
lion of Mr.. Woodland, the memorial wus
referred to committee on Military Affairs
House McmOri No. 4-rrlutive to AMI
exchange of service between the steamers
aud SAHJrick-and House
memorial No. 5-relative to an additional
appropriation for onmPlstiug the MILITARY
road from Fort Walla-walla to Fort Ben.
read first time.
House bill No. l0-an act to relocate
the seat Of government Of W. Twas read
FIRST time.
On motion the Council adjourned
, 1859-12-23

Mr.. Chenowcth introduced the following
resolution, which was adopted
R.solred, That in the opinion Of this
House, the Secretary Of the Territory has
done all in his power to provide this Heuse
with all the stationery and other necessa-
rcs, both sufficient in quantity and quality.
The clerk was instructed 10 furnish tho
Secretary with q copy Of the foregoing
resolution.
Council bill No 4--an act 10 provide for
election returns in certain Council and
Representative districts-was read first
time.
Mr.. Chenoweih. from the Judiciary com
mttee, reported back House Lil No. 5
with amendments, and recommended its
passage. Bill read third time and passed.
House bill No. was taken up, and, on
motion of Mr.. Browufeld, referred back 10
the Judiciary committee. %
Mr.. Wood introduced Honse bill No. l6
-an act to amend an act 10 incorporate
Steilacoom Lodge, No. 8, Of Free and Ac-
ccpted Masons-read and ordered printed.
The speaker announced the reception Of
the annual report Of the Territorial Libra
rian, which, on motion Of Mr.. Mccall, was
adopted ,r
On motion Of Mr.. Van Valzab, the
House adjourned.
, 1859-12-23
THURSDAY, Dec. Is. 1859.


Council met pursuant to adjournment.
A message was received from the House
announcing the pdssage Of a number Of
bills.
Mr. Caples, from the committee on Mill
tary Affairs, reported back House memo
rial No. 3-relative to the establishment
of a mail route from Olympia via capitol
of Oregon to capitol Of California-with an
amendment: Iraert " Vancouver and >
and recommended its passage.
Mr. Woodard, from the committee on
Rules and orders, made q report, which
was adopted.
Mr. CapIes introduced Council bill No.
6-an act entitled an act to incorporate
the Dalles Portage company. On motion
of Mr.. Burbank, the bill was read second
time and referred to committee OH Corpo-
rations.
Mr.. Clark, from the committee on Cor.
porations, reported back House bill No 9
an act to incorporate Port Townsend
Lodge, No. 6, Of Free and Accepted Ma
sons - without amendment, and recon-
mended its passage.
Mr.. Caples introduced Council bill No.
2-an act to dissolve the bonds of matri.
mony existing between Jacob Hans and
Caroline Hans. On motion of Mr.. Caples,
bill read second time.
Mr.. Caples moved that Mr.. Van Val.
zah be requested to appear at the bar ol
the Council and make a statement in ref
erence to said bill. Motion adopted, and
the seageantat-arms directed to procure
the attendance Of Mr.. Van Valzaah, who
appeared and answered such questions as
were propounded to him. On motion oI
Mr.. Woodard, the bill was read third time
and passed.
Council bill No 5-an act TO amend au
act relating to estrays-came up in regular
order, and, on motion Of Mrs Woodard, re
ferred to Judiciary committee.
House Memorial No. 4-relatiye TO on
exchange of service between the steamer,
Massachusetts and ShuJrick-was, on mo
tion Of Mr.. Caples, read third time anC
passed.
House Memorial No 5 coming up, OIL
motion Of Mr.. Burbank, referred to com
mittee on Military Affairs.
House bill No. l0-an act to re-locat,
the seat Of government Of Washington
Territory at Vancouver-coming up in reg
ular order, was read I'd time, and pending
the question on ordering the bill to 81
reading, Mr. Burbank moved that the bill
be laid upon the table until 9th January
1860. Mr.. Clark moved to amend by sub
stitutiong Tuesday next. Amendment lost
The question recurring on Mr.. Burbank
motion, it was adopted
House memorial No. S-reIative to tn
establishment Of o mail route from Olym
pia to the capital Of California-was, OF
motion Of Mr.. Woodard, read third tim
and passed.
, 1859-12-23
IN TIE HOUSE:
WEDNESDAY,, Dec. IA, 1859
Council adjourned.

House met pursuant to adjournment.
Mr.. Knapp, from the Committee on
Roads and Highways, reported back House
bill No. IL, with the following amendment:
" That the Legislature shall have the priv.
iege of reducing the rates Of ferriOgO in six
years from and after the passage Of this
act" and recommended its passage. Re
port adopted.
Mr.. Ferguson, from the committee on
Education, reported back Council bill No
2-amendatory to the School law-with
out amendment, and recommended its pas
sage
Mr.. Webster, from the select committee
to whom was referred House bill No. l2-
relative to the measurement Of logs, timber
&c.,-reported the same back aud recon
meDded its passage Report adopted.
Mr. Chenoweth introduced the following
resolution, which was adopted!
RcsOired, That the committee on Elec
tons be instructed to prepare and intro
duce a bill to equalze the representation
, 1859-12-23
wit and HumOr

"Do you like novels :" asked Miss Fitz-
gerald Of her lover al can't say" he re-
piled, " | never ate any, but I'll tell you,
Pm death on pOssum."
Madam" said cross-tempered phySi.
clan to patient, "if women were admitted
to paradise, their tongues would make it a
purgatory," And some physician, if al
lowed to practice there" replied the lady,
would soon make it a desert"
The editor Of the Brandon Miss Re
publican notifies the public that hereafter
no gentleman need expect to receive hi:
paper more than twenty-five years with
out paying for it,"
An exchange begins an appeal 10 its de
fnqueuts with the touching sentence, eve
must dUN or be done"
, 1859-12-23
Liberty Tree.
IFira Pu5iishsd, July, l775.l
by THOMAS PAINE.

Ia . chariot Of light from the regions Of day,
The Goddess of Liberty camei
Ten thousand celSstials directed the way,
And hilher conducted the dame.
iair budding branch from the gardens above,
Where millions with millions agree,
She brought in her hand as pledge Of her love,
And the plant she named Liberty Tree.
The celestial exotic struck deep in the ground,
Ikea native il aourish'd and bore;
The fame Of its fruit drew the nations around.
To seek ont this peaceabls shore.
Unmindful OF names or distinctions they came,
For ireemen like brothers, agreei
With one spirit endued, they one friend pursued,
And their temple was Liberty Tree.
Beneath this fair tree, like the patrarchs Of DID,
Their bread in contentment they ate,
UnveXed with the troubles Of silver and gold,
- Tbs cares Of the grand and the great.
With timber and tar they Old England supply'd,
And supported her pow r on the sea,
Her battles they fought, without getting groat.
For tho honor Of Liberty Tree.
Bat heal. o ye sWains, tis tale most profane,
How all the tyrannioal powers,
King, Commons and Lords, arc uniting again
To cut down this guardian of oGrs;
From the east to the west blow the trumpet to arm
ThrO' the land let the sound of it be;
Let the far and the near, all unite with a cheer,
In defence Of our Librrty Tree.
, 1859-12-23

Of members Of the Legislature, taking as a
basis the vote of the last general election,
and report at an early day.
Mr.. Smith introduced II B. No. Is, OF
act to incorporate Whitman Seminary
which was ordered printed.
House bill No l0-an act to locate the
seat of government at Vancouver-wa Ia.
ken up and read q second and third time
und passed.
House bill No IA was read second time,
and on motion of Mr.. Tenant, referred to
the Judiciary committee.
House bill No. l3-an act amendaiory
to an act In relation to estrays and other
unclaimed property-read I'd time. Mr..
Tenant moved to refer to Judiciary com.
mittee. Lost Mr. Miles moved to refer
said bill to committee on Agriculture; pend
ing which motion, Mr. Knapp moved to
amend hy referring the bill to a select
committee Of three. Amendment adopted
and bill referred TO Messrs. Knapp, Judson,
and Shead.
House bill No San act to dissolve the
bonds Of matrimony existing between Chas.
Green and Catharine w. Green-was read
I'd time. On motion Of Mr.. Chapman, the
bill was laid upon the table.
House Joint Resolution No. l-reIatiye
to a joint convention for the election Of
certain Territorial ollicers-was taken up
and read I'd time Mr.. Wood moved to
suspend the rules and read 81 time. Pend.
ing which motion, Mr.. Knapp moved. TO
amend by laying the resolution on the ia.
BILE. Amendment lost The House re-
fefused to suspend the rules Mr.. Wood
moved that the resolution he referred to
select committee of three, with Mr.. Chap
man as chairman. Motion carried, and
Messrs. Chapman, BrOwnirld and Knapp
appointed said committee.
Council bill No. San act to locate
Territorial road from Monticello 10 the
Upper Cascades-was read 81 time, and
on motion of Mr.. Simmons, the name Of
IL. j. @. Maxon was stricken out, and that
of Pennington inserted.
Mr.. jackson, Of CoWliiz, moved 10 fur
ther amend said bill by striking out the
name Of GODDARD, aud inserting the nome Of
Peter Crawford Carried. Mr. Jackson
hONNh w lui bltt uHltuu llt Dlll Ol bAElhlhR I
out " 81 per day." and inserting "$3 per
day" Carried On motion Of Mr.. jack
son, tho bill was referred TO the committee
on Roads and High"
House Till No. I-au act aur 9rizing
r. u. Reigart to establish ferry acrcst
the Colombia riFer-Wus rved tliir lime
aud passed, rei
House bill No. Il was read Sd time and
passed
Council bill No was read third time
and passed.
House bill No. l2-an act TO establish
q rule for measuring spars, piles, square
timber, and saw lOgs-was read third time
and passed.
House bill No. IAN act creating the
county Of Clickatat--was taken up and
read second and third time and passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Wood, committee
Of three on joint rules were appointed, con-
sisting Of Messrs. Wood, Shockley and
Van Valzah.
House adjourned
, 1859-12-23

THURSDAY, Dec. 10, loOS.
Mr.. Shaffer introduced a memorial pray
ing an appropriation by Congress for a
military road from Bakers Bay and Grey's
Harbor to Port Townsend. Also, n me
mortal relative to the free navigation and
improvement Of Chebalis river. Also, a
memorial relative to the erection a Light
house at Gray's Harbor, and to survey
and buoy out its bar and channel. The
above memorials were read three times and
passed.
Mr.. Fnrguson, from the committee or
Counties, to whom had Loen referred House
bill No. Ian act to amend an act entitled
an act to change the time for holding the
sessions Of the county commissioners court
reported against the passage Of the bill
Mr.. Knapp, from the committee on roads
aud highways, reported back Council bill
No. 3-an act TO locate Territorial road
from Monticello to the Upper Cascades
with the following amendment: Strike oui
the name Of Solomon Strong and insert
the name Of Peter Crawford" F." aud recon
mended its passage.
House bill No. l5-an act TO establish
an institution Of learning in Walla-Wallr
county-Was taken up on its 81 reading
Mr.. Knapp moved its reference TO CON
mittee on Education. Mr.. Simmons moved
10 amend by putting the bill on its third
reading. Carried. Bill read third time
and passed
Mr. Weed moved to adjourn. Lost.
On motion Of Mr.. Simmons, the rule
were suspended and Council bill No. 3 wal
taken up and read as amended by commit
tee. Amendments adopted. On motion
Of Mr.. Jackson, the name Of Mr.. Godar'
was stricken from the bill. Me-. Brown
Geld moved to refer the bill to the commit
tee on Counties. Mr.. Knapp moved to re
fer 10 n select committee Of three. Car
ried. Bill referred to Messrs. Knapp
Judson aad Smith.
!. Mr.. Miles, from the select committee aE
pointed to inquire into the expenditur
of the amount Of money appropriated b
Congress for defrayiDg the expenses Of th
Legislature, &C." reported that they ha
attended to the duty assigned them, an
presented a communication from Seeretar
McGil relative to the matter, which wa
received and ordered to be read