Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-28


sity of the Territory doing something e
assist in elevating the school up 70 the
proper standard. He also showed thal
over sixty teachers had been fitted 70,
their work in that school, most Of whom
were now engaged in school teachins
IN Washington Territory. On calIins
the roll the bill passed BY q GOOD vote.
The names Of those who stood by the
Territorial University, a. we'll as those
who attempted to give the institotion a
black eye, will be found in the days
proceedings below.
The President appointed Mr.. Houeh.
ton as committee on the part of the
Council on House Joint Resolution, No
IL, relative to entertaining visitors.
The President announced that be
was about 70 sign House Bill No. 2, an
act to establish she county seat Of Gar.
field county; House Bill No. 3, an act
70 incorporate the city of Vancouver
an act TO amend section 2752 Of the
Code Of Washington; House Bill No, 26
an act to create and organize the county
OF Aootin; House Joint Resolution No
4. In relation to messenger; House Ne.
mortal No. 2, relative to Land Office nj
Port Townsend; House Memorial No. 6,
relative to increased mail service be.
tween Seattle and WhatOom; Council
Bill No. is, an act in relstion 10 fees of
Probate Judge of Walla Walla county.
Mr.. Smith introduced Couaeil Joint
RESOLUTION No. II, relative TO visiting
Public Institutions. Passed.
Mr.. Smith introduced Council Bill No.
46, an act authorizing the County Com
miseioners Of Whitman County 20 reim-
burse certain persons for capture of
prisoners. Bill passed.
Mr.. HouRhton introduced Council
Bill No. ~, an act TO amend section 2O71
of the Code; referred.
Mr.. Hale introduced Council Bill No.
48, an act 10 authorize the election Of an
Assessor for each of the County Com
missioners districts Of the Counties Of
Lewis and Tharston; referred.
Council Bill No. SO, an act In relation
TO the dsoal year, and inoidental print
ing of the Territory. Passed.
Council Bill No. 8, an act In relation
70 poll taxes, making it uniform ct 81.
Bill passed.
House Bill No. %, an sst authorisina
the Quimper Nanufacturing Company
% heild uhasf q Port Tovnssnd.
Passed.
G. 8. 70. An act creating the ofsoe of
port warden at Port Townsend. Passed.
@. B. a. An act In relation 10 bulls
ronning q large in the county Of Thurs
Ton. Pasood.
II. B. Ia An act 10 incorporate the
city Of Yakima. Passed.
H. b. 4. An ct providing for the
reaiGtlAtion Of voters IN the city Of
Seattle for the election Of city olDoeY,
was seported back By the committee on
corpoEasions with certain amendments,
and passsd.
q. ,. 81. An aot 10 repeal certain
sections Of the code Of Warrington,
known - tie Sunday Law. Tho vote
stood six for and nix against. thus the
ell failed.
d. B. 6. An act TO authorize the
school directors Of school district No. 6,
20 borrow money. Passed.
II. B. No. g. An act 10 allow the
oouaty commissioners Of Clark County
to borrow money to complete the court
house. Laid on table.
Mr.. James Kuhn gave notice that In
| Ave days he would introduce bill pro-
vidinQ for the distribution of the code.
III. b. 80. An act to authorize the
sale Of real estate escheated 70 counties
Passed.
Mr.. Barlow introduced II. B. Is. An
aot to submit 10 the qualified voters oi
ooviiss County the psr~ansas loeasio'
Mr.. Kuhn introduced H. B. -. Ar
cot 70 amend an 90 IN relation 70 roads
asd highways IN JeAsrson County
c. B. No. 8, N ast 70 appropriate
money . ios sas support a.s q sss Ter rssstsc e.
eo0oit4se With Glight emendment, and
plaesd upea i.s p;s.sss: rass Tnsss ysssss yssss.
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