Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1860-12-08

and with increased love tor their oreui,
m.r and for the ''Old Folks at Home,
take station as of yore.
As Territory, supposed to hav,e
some consequence, we should imileoi-
nt,ly respond to the patriotic sentiment
IF eternal union of the states:
y ". have also, much of a local char
,.trr to be passed upon during the
i;,tc fine allotted us for dcliberatlon.
r,l IIubls then referred to various
,,,ttrrs. of interest, and concluded by
a~ain presenting thanks.
On motion of Mr.. Denny,
rho members and officers elect had
,Lr oath of Office administered by Hon.
frank Clark of Pierce county.
On motion of Mr.. Clark,
TLc House was informed that the
c,uncil was organized and ready to
proceed to business.
On motion of Mr.. Caples.
Thc hour for converting was fixed at
10 o'clock, in the morning, until other-
wise ordered. Adjourned.
WEDNESDAY, Dee. 5, 1860.
NJ. C,,lns introduced the following
PrSoircd. That the standing COM
mittrc heretofore known as the "toln-
m;tt.c ON Memorials be hereafter de-
s;vnated as the committee on "Federal
Relations. Adopted.
The President announced the stand
in" committees as follows:
NJ I
and Miller. ~.
Ways anil Neans-N[cssrs. Biles Bur-
bank and Clark.
Eiucat;ou Mcssrs. Denny, Caples
.Jui;cary-Mcssrs. Clark, Miller and
Burbank.
(zaims Mcssrs. Burbank, Denny
and Woodland.
Romisond H;ghruys-Messrs. Wood
ard, Denny and Simms.
.Hliury Atairs - Messrs. Caples,
l}iles and Woodland.
Ehdrossed Bals-Mcssrs. Caplcs, Bur-
hank and Clark.
Enrolled BNS-Alessrs. Bilcs, Wood
ard and Denny. ,
Intiidn 1HdUS--AlrSsIS. Miller, Dur
bank and Smms.
(omhorrce-Mcssrs. Simms, Caplcs
Prdt;ng-Mcssrs. Miller, Denny and
Woodland.
Corporations Mcssrs. Clark, Blles
and Denny.
FMc,ul Mlote",ts 49, Mcssrs. Miller,
Caples and Simms.
1nuutirs-Mcssrs. Burbank, Simms
and Bilcs.
Rates anil Ouicrs-Mcssrs. Denny,
Clark and Caplcs.
Pubhc Grounds and BWh'ings -
Mcssrs. Miller, Burbank and Caples.
Mr.. Caplcs introduced a bill to dis
solve The bonds of matrimony existing
between Onon Connolly and Sarah Con-
molly. and to restore the said Sarah to
her maiden name. :.
on judiciary.
Mr. Burbank introdnccdth the following
rcsOT7ltiOn:
Resolrcd, That committee of two
he appointed on the part of the Conn
oil to act with a similar committee on
the part of the House, to wait upon Ills
Exccllency, the Governor, and inform
him that the Legislature is now organ
lied and ready to receive any commu-
nication he may be pleased to make.
The resolution was adopted, and
Mcssrs. Burbank and Clark were APP
uointed said committee.
Mr.. Caplcs introduced the following
resolution:
Rcsolrcd, That the Scrgeant-at- Arms
be instructed to procure six copies, in
wrappers, Of the Pioneer and Demo-
rrat. or Washington Standard, or any
other paper published in this Territory,
or any number OF each or either, as
NAV be elected by the person entitled
thereto, for the use of each member
and officer of the Council. Adopted.
Mr.. Burbank, from joint committee
appointed to wait upon the Governor,
rcported that His Excellency was in
readiness to meet the Legislative As
scmbly in Joint convention in the Rep
rcscntatiycs' Hall, and deliver his an
nual message in person.
On motion Of Mr.. Burbank,
Resolutions were adopted requesting
the Secretary of the Territory to pro
curc clock for the use of the Council.
Also. to procure from the Surveyor
General a late map Of the plats and
surveys OF this Territory for the use OF
Council. q,
On motiens the Council proceeded
to the hall of the House of Represen-
tativcs to- receive the message OF Ills