Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-10-13

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and revise the TerrisoriA. laws was
referred 70 the JRdieia-y COmmittee.
A standing committee on Elee-
lions, consisting Of Messrs. Ward.
Long, Ringer, Gregory and Whit
son, was announced by the Speaker.
III. b. No. Is, to empower the
Sheriff of Lewis county to perform
the duties of Assessor; referred to
the committee on Counties.
The House passed q resolution to
print all bills not otherwise ordered.
In'the Council
Mr.. Hanford introduced q Joint res
olution forthe appointment Of COM
mittee to compute the mileage of the
members.
Also u memorial praying for the
restoration of lands to public settle
ment withheld by the Northern Paci-
fic Railroad north of the route across
the Cascade Mountains via the Ma
chess Pass. ..
Also q memorial praying for the
transfer of the land grant of the
Northern Prcifc Railroad Company
across the Cascades, via the Nachess
Pass, to the Seattle and Walla-walla
Railroad Co., to aid the latter corpo-
ration in building a railroad through
Suoqualmie Pass.
Both memorials were refer--ed to
the Committee on Memorials.
Saturdays doings in the House
may be briefly summarized as fol
lows: ... ..,t. d.
A bill was introduced by Mr.. Horr,
providing for the election of militia
officers for the Territory. u
H. B. No. IL is an act amending
the civil practice act in section 3S9
chapter 3, regarding homesteads in
case of the death of the head of the
family. .... -w
II. B. No. 5. for creating a term OF
the District Court lin Stevens county
and :,
FL. B. No. 7, providing for term
of District Court in Columbia coun-
ty, both passed. ..
Warman introduced house bill No.
IA, comforting jurisdiction OF the
District Court for Pacific county.
Passed.
Iverson introduced House Joint
Memorial No. 2, praying Congress
for an APPROPRIATION to remove OBJ
srtuctions from the Skagit and Still
laguamish rivers. Referred to Com
mittee on Memorials.
Chapman introduced House Bill
No. Is, to amend the act relating to
practice and proceedings in civil
actions. The bill was referred TO
Judiciary Committee.
The Committee On Memorials re-
ported on the matter relating to the
Northern Pacific Railroad, the spe-
cial order for to-day. They recon-
mend the passage of the memorial
praying for the extension Of the land
grant.
The committee on agriculture re-
porte a . rceommendaaaon for print
ing q, 900 cOpiss of the GOyernor's
Message foS grstuitous distribution
BY the Beard of Immigrsfion, and
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