The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-01

limits of the Jurisdiction Of jostices o.
the peace in the Territories Of Wash
iuptop. Idaho and Montana
xr Young. Of Ohio. from the nns
Cemnittee, reported, - . substitute
for house bill No. 1904. bin relating
TO justices Of the pesos IN the Terrific.
ries.
SESSIONS or TERRITORIAL LssisLA-
TUREs.
Mr. Humphrey. from the same Com
mittee. reported back. with . favOrsb!s
recommendation. the bill amending
section 1852 of the revised s:stutes Of
the United States.
WAGON ROAD IN WASHINGTON TERRI
TORY.
The speaker slss laid before the
House . letter from the Secretary OF
War, relative 70 . wagon roed from
White Bluff Lsndisg. Upper Coluu,bia
river, to Camp Chslan. Washington
Territory, and recommending passage
for the same.
WIDOWS OF SOLDIERS OF WAR OF 1879
Mr. Whiteskeg. from the Conmittse
on Pensions, COMMITTEE on revolution
AIRY pensions under tho former rules
reported back adversely the joint resolu-
ton constituting act Of Congress sp.
proved March 8. 1877. so as TO entitls
widows OF the soldiers Of the var Of
1872 to . pension NOT outstanding =
second marriage. provided they wers
widows at tho date of said act or at the
time Of application.
SETTLERS on RESTORED RAILROAD
LANDS.
Mr. Brents introduced bill for the
relief Of certain settlers On restored
rsiIrosd lands. g. ~
MILITARY WAGON ROAD IN WASHING
TON TERRITORY.
Mr. Brents also introduced L,ll for
the construction Of . military wagon
road between Fort Walls Walls and
Fort Chelsn vie Ainswefth, in WASH
ington Territory.
VANCOUVER BARRACKS. WASHINGTON
TERRITORY.
Mr. Brents also introduced bill for
the construction and repair u oficers'
quarters at Vancouver Barracks. in
Warrington Territory.
MILITARY TELE0RAPH.w. T.
Mr. Brents also introduced bill for
tho construction Of military telegraph
from Columbus by way Of Goldendsle.
Fort Simcoe. Yakima City and Fort
Chelan. in Washington Territory. +
WYOMING, MONTANA, AND PACIFIC u.
n. Co.
Mr. Maginnis istrod uced bill Great
ing the Wyoming. Montana aud Pacific
Railroad Company. . company organ.
lied under the Laws Of the Territory Of
Wyoming. and for no other purposes.
UTAH AND xoRTnxRN RAILWAY con-.
PANY.
Mr. Msginuis also introduced bill il
relation to the Utah aud Northern
Railway Company. g'
MISCELLANEOUS.
List Of appropriations for river and
harbor works for the State Of Oregon
from 1878 to 1879. inclusive:
Lower Willamette and Columbia
rivers-lS73, geo. 1000; 1874. $50, 600;
1875. $4,000, 1876. $4,000; 1878,
5000; 1879. $4,000.
Upper Willamette river-1073, g..
600; 1874. 1880; 1875. $25. 900; 1876,
t20. 900; 1878, $2O, 900; 1879, 812. 900.
Upper Columbia. including SNAKE
1876. $l5. 900; 1878. $40. 900; 1879. S2O..
600.
Canal at Cascades, Columbia liver :
1915. $50. 900; 1878. $4,000; 1879
100000. {
Mouth Columbia river-1S7S. S., 600;
1879, 5000.
Entrance Goes Bay harbor- 1879
$4,000.
Total amount appropriated for Ore
gon for six years. $142.sOU.
Ainslie, Of Idaho, thinks ho will gei
his. bill through. giving volunteer
against tho Nez Perces Indians 4l 4
day while in tho field. which maketh
me sick 1t heart.
It 10 rumored that The N. p. r r
people are getting little denoralised
and that they have failed to make 3
combination Of lobby forces with The
Texas Pacific.
Capt Evan Miles. 21st infantry. end
Ars Miles, left here last Thursday
morning tor New York, whence, ate,
. short stay. they will lesve for Ros,
Vancouver. Captain Miles. wh,se mil
itary record certainly e1tities him Il
some kind OF recognition. 10 on Hay o.
list with 20 others anxious n GIL thu
vacancy OF . paymaster (with rank o
najor).