Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-01-04

Credentials of the newly arrived mem
bers, and instructed to report to-mor-
row morning.
NJ. Bates presented the petition Of
Levi c. Smith, asking for leave to
ehange his name froa Smith Ankle
81. Petition referred to le : CPW-
nitSe 1 tlsDeS M11st es, 20
4 lam ano Wiisol 81 81 -
IT, Ohm lite on Cor II one -
Il. js''Ss,.ksss' : :. ssG u 20 81
Sectiou ~, of said Bill. They also re-
ported favorable to the passage Of IL.
b., No. q. IL and Ii.
The Committee ON Roads and High
ways recommended the passage OF IL.
b., No. 6, without any Amendment
Ne Ohapman. @ leave introduced
IT, d., No. u. An Act, amendatory to
- ~ sssiGleA. - A. - - isaasfss-
ate the Skokomish luml,er CpmRosy."
Bill read FIRST and second time and re-
ferred to Committee on Corporations.
ii. J. r., No. 3-keistive TO the Col
lectorsLip at Port Townsed was read
thi,d time.
On motion the Committee was in
structed 10 furnish the evidence upon
which they had based their report on
II. J. K, No. 3. .rr.
II. H.. No. An Act to locate and
establish q Territorial Road between
Walla-walla and Fort Coiville on the
Columbia river, was read ID time and
passed.
n. b.. No. S-An Act authorizing
Robert w. Travers to establish u Ferry,
was passed. t.H
lib, No. Game up OH Sd reading.
On motion, the Bill was laid upon the
table until Saturday next. ... r"
II. B., No. g An Act to authorize
John A. Packard, his heirs &C., to cs-
tablish and keep bridge across the
Nisqually river, was, after it had been
so amended as to change the rates of
one half Of the rates allowed in the
original Bill,-passed aud the title of
Bill agreed to. .t..isr.-io hs.
II. b., No. 11-An Act incorporate
ing the Dungeness log driving Compa-
ny, was read third time and passed. '-'n-
Ii. B., No. 13-An Act amendatory
to an Act to grant to VIM. Paekwood
ferry across the Nisqually river,
passed Jan. Goth, 1856, was read sec
ond time. 'ra.'
An Amendment. allowing the same
rates Of toll, as allowed to John A.
Packard, was adopted. ae u.l.en'l tae|
Mr.. Chapman moved as an Amend
ment, to add the following Proviso to
Sec. 4: al /
Provided, That nothing shalt be SO
construed as to give to VIM. Packwood
the exclusive right to bridge the river.
Amendment carried.
II. b., No. 13-as amended, was
then read the third time and passed.
G. b., No. 6-An Act to define the
Judicial Districts of the Territory of
Washington, was read first and second
time and referred to Committee OH Ju-
dietary. @ ''
Gu. r., No. 1-Relative to the cleo
ton Of Public Printer, received three
readings, under suspension Of the rules,
and was passed. tlo. .g.d ~ -a,a 1.i
IL. J. r., No. 2-Relative to the
state Of the Union, was read third time
and passed. tao rA 81 s.aNo =.
II. B. No. 3-An Act to abolish the
office of Assessor in the Counties of
Sawamish, Pierce, Snohomish, Lewis,
Whatcom, Claim and Spokane, was
read third time and passed. loi' Is oiS Us
House adjourned until tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock, '.'.''.'...
h,ehg,ii 81 -had 1872 ~ --- ''.''''
.yA.oqae ID gaa FRIDAY, Jan. Sd, 1861.
House met pursuant to adjournment.
q Mr.. Gardiper introduced II. 81, No.
for Q weekly Mail Route in the
fWalla Walla country, read three times
and passed. ~ Gie ...........
Il, Mr.. Bates introduced II. NJ, No. p
to extend the public surveys, the Rules
were suspended, the Memorial read
three times and passed. .-',....,-..
T. The Reports 81 the Superintendent
ofpublie Instruction for washing toa
Territory, the Territorial Librarian,
the Territorial Auditor and the Terri
torial Treasurer were presented, aud
on motion, laid on the table aud or
dered printed. $50 .a,.ii,i- .vai|
The Committee on Credentials ~
ported Messrs. Mccall and Aird ~ en-.
titled to seats in this House. The re-
port was adopted, and the two gentle
men, aft9 they bad been duly sworn
in, by the Hen. Secretxry Of the Terri
tory, took their seats within the Bar.
! As. Wilson, on leave, introduced II.
b., No. 16eAn Act to establish aud