, 1860-12-07
The legislature.

COUNCIL, DEC. 9th ls6O-The President announced
the standing committees as follows;
| Elections-Messrs. WOodArd, Caples and Miller.
Ways and Means-Messrs. Biles, Burbank and Clark
Education-Denny, Capes and Biles.
Jndiciary-Clark, Miller and Burbank.
| Clams-Burbank, Denny and Woodard.
| Roads and Hghways-WOodard,D Denny and Smms
Military Aflars-Caples, Bilos and Woodard.
Engrossed Bills-Caples, Burbank and CLARK.
| Enrolled Bils-Biles, WoOdard and Denny.
| Indian Afiairs-MilleT, Burbank and Simms.
Commerce--Simms, Caples and Miller.
| Printing-Miller, Denny and Woodard.
| CorpOratOns-Cla Biles and Denny.
Federal Reations-Miller, Caples and Simms.
Counties-Burbank, Smms and Biles.
Rules and Orders-Denny, Clark aud Caples.
Public Grounds and Buidings-Miller, Burbank and
Caples.
Mr.. Caples introduced bin to dissolve the bonds Of
matrmony existing between Orson Connolly and Sarah
Connolly and to restore said Sarah to her maiden
name. Referred to committee on Judiciary.
Mr.. Burbank introduced resolution that the Secre-
tary be requested TO procure from The Surveyor Cen
era late map Of the plats and surveys Of this Teui-
tory, for the use Of the Council. Adopted.
The Council then proceeded % the hall Of the House
Of Representatives, when his Exceency the Acting
Governor, delivered his annual message.
The Council having returned to their Chamber, Mr..
ernOr's Message and accompanying documents be
printed, for the use OF the Council.
Mr.. Miller moved to amend by inserting fifteen hun
dred copies. Amendment adopted.
On motion the Council adjourred till 10 o'clock To-
morrow morning.
DECEMBER Gth.-Mr. Miller introduced bill to dis
solve the bends of matTimony existing between r.
Stocking and his wife. Referred to committee Ju
Mr. Miller introduced bin to provide for the clean
ing Of the public arms. Dill passed.
Mr.. Clark introduced bin to dissolve the bonds of
matrmony between Carson d. Boren and Mary, his
wife. Referred 10 committee on judiciary.
Mr.. Clark also introduced 4 bill to dissolve the
bonds Of matrimOny between James Cawley and
Joanna CaWley. Referred to committee on Judiciary.
Also, bill to dissolve the bonds OF matrinony eS-
isting between Robert Anderson and Sarah Emma An
derson. Referred to committee on Judiciary.
On motion the Council adjourned.
HOUSE OF REFREsENTArIvEs.-we are unable to
give an abstract of the House proceedings this week,
on account of want Of space.
The Speaker announced the following Standing
Committees:
Eections-Nessrs- Briscoe, Purdy and Cannady.
Ways and Means-Aessrs. BOzaIth, Settle, Henuess'
EducatiOn--Messrs. Pingree, warbass, Hastings
Ruth and Anderson.
Judiciary-Messrs. Anderson, Van vleet, Hale, Hy-
att and Chapman.
Claims-Ntessrs. Purly, Foster, Stone and Stearns
Memorials-Messrs. Harris, Phillips, Ruth Coupe
and McCary.
Military AfEIirs-Messrs. Settle, Taylor, Henness,
BOwles and Cunningham.
Roads and Highways-Messrs. Hale, Hasungs'
Stearns and Cline.
Engrossed- rBills-Messrs. Chapman, Stone ana
McCary.
Eenrolled Bills-Messrs. Van Nleet, Cannady anu
Purdy. -
Indian AGars-Messrs. Hyatt, Phillips and stone
Commerce-Messrs. Stone, Coupe and BoWles.
Printing-Messrs. Hays, Warbass and Pngree' ,
Corporations -Messrs. Cline, Hastings ard BozlI.I
Rules and Orders-Messrs. Henness, stcarns ana
Cunningham.
Agriculture-McCary Cunningham and Philips
Public Grounds and Buildings-Ferguson, Naroa's
and Stone.
Territorial LiJrary-steans, Hays and Bowlss'