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D4nlsla iusEoanuul Huuns III No.
II. for an appropxntlo8 50 en@hae
the Territorial Secretary 10 peKf0rm
certain duties: referred % WAYS and
Means Committee, with instructions
to report On Monday.
Permission was granted MesSrs.
McGilvra aud Wheat TO appear with
IN the har 10 present statements in
relation to the Northern Pacific Rail-
road.
In the Council Mr.. Ferguson OBJ
tanned leave of absence for two days.
The committee on Ways and Means
reported favorably on the joint res
olution relative to examining the
Auditors books and cancelling GER
tain warrants.
Mr.. Hanford introduced bill for
incorporation CT cities, which was
referred to Committee on Corpora
tons.
Mr.. Hoover introduced o bill to
amend the civil practice of 1878; re-
ferred to Judiciary Committee.
The same gentleman introduced
bill authorizing the construction of
bitches, drains and water courses,
and it was referred to Committee on
Highways,
On motion of Mr.. Kuhn, it was
directed that no more bills or memoir
ials be printed unless so ordered.
Mr.. Stewart introduced o bill am.
ending an act approved 1873 relative
to. deeds; referred to Judiciary Com
mitee. A bill was also introduced
for the formation of q water fume
company. -
On motion of Mr.. Hanford, the
memorial relating to transfer Of lands
to the Seattle and Walla Walla Rail-
road was laid on the table.
House joint memorial relative to
erecting fog bell at Foulweather
Bluff was then passed, rs was also II.
j. r. concerning the destruction of
certain warrants and papers of Aud
itor's office.
Mr.. Hathaway introduced q bill
regulating the taking of salmon on
the Columbia river and its tributa-
ries, giving them an unmolested run
of three days. 5..
On Monday, in the House
MIR. Miller introduced Memorial
No 3, asking congress to authorize
the erection of q fog bell and steam
whistle on .Foulweather Bluff. The
memorial was adopted.
Foster introduced House bill No.
20, to provide for the election of Of
ficers Of the Territorial Militia. Re-
ferred to committee on Military Af-
faire
Gregory introduced House bill No.
81, to provide way to amend pro-
ceedings in civil actions. Referred
to Judiciary Committee.
Py Van Syckle, house bill No. %
was introduced providing for relief
to County Commissioners. Referred
10 committee on Roads and High
ways.
Also house bill No. 3, relating to
payment Of surveyors and chain