Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-03

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special cosnmitsse, eoazizsinx az
Hor., Ringer PsEeival, Miller and
Kerter.
A message was received from the
Governor announcing the approval Of
II. b. 2, creating the district court
for Columbia county; III. b. 80, to
encourage the planting and growing
Of timber in Whitman and Stevens
counties; III. b. 81, TO locate a road
from Dayton to the Palouse; II. b.
3S, to amend the act regulating the
discharge OF ballast, and III. b. 20,
to repeal the act allowing Clarke
county to levy tax for the support
of free schools.
Ringer presented remonstrance
from the citizens against improving
Palouse river.
Barnes introduced II. B. 1903, to
amend the act reorganizing Columbia
county; read and referred to the
committee on Counties.
Chapman introduced III. B. 104,
for the relief of the Territorial Lii
brarian; referred to the committee
on Waysand Means.
Martin introduced III. B. 105, to
amend the criminal practice act; re-
ferred TO the committee on Elections.
H. NJ. IL, praying that q war ves-
sci be stationed in Puget Sound;
passed. FIJI
n. B. n, to amend the act moor
porating the town of Walla Walla,
passed.
The hour set apart for the House
to meet the Portland Board OF Trade
committee for consultation upon the
question Of the protection of salmon
having arrived, the committee Gov
ernor and Secretary, Hon. Elwood
Evans, and the President of the
Council, were Invited to seats within
the bar. After q discussion of q bout
one hour upon the subject before it,
the convention Dissolved.
HI. B. lO6 was introduced relating
to salmon fisheries on the Columbia
river.
Also n. B. 10i. to provide a
revenue to assist the Oregon and
Washington Fish Propagating Com
pany. Both were referred to the
committee on Fish and Fisheries.
FL. B. IS, for the relief OF Mr..
Hicklin, was laid on the table, SUBJ
ject to order of the House.
The substitute for II. B. 81. was
taken up. Moved to amend by
making the bond of the Territorial
Treasurer $50, 900 instead of $40, 900.
lost; recommitted for amendment
regarding increase of salary.
A communication from the Gov
ernor informing the House that the
Capitol building was the prop
erty OF the Territory. and not the
United States, was read and referred
to the committee on Library. a
ii. b. lOS, substitute for @. b. ap-
Forthcoming the Legislative Assembly.
was read n third time and passed.
On Tuesday, in the Council
House joint resolution providing
that no new business be introduced
after Saturday. the I'd prox-, was
adopted.
Council hall 6, 10 amend the
cisa prAefsos act, Was read and rs-
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