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In COUNCIL
Mon", Jun. 22, 1855. '
Mr. Bigelov, from committee on corpor-
Ittom‘ to whd'hn Iru referred H B 46,
Including the bill rclntivo to the motion
of Ihnnn—reportrd back said bill with
out onendmenb—bill read and ordered to
third routing. '
Ir. Pitta-son, from committee on coun
tiu to whom you referred C. B. 25, nmcnd
leaf act delflng the northtrn bound-q of
uric county, without amendment—bill
md Ind ordered to a third mding.
C B 28, to leg-flu the annulment of
Cowfiu county—rend I wound time ll‘ld on
motion of Ir. Poe, referred to committee
on conmtu.
H J M 9. in reference to town litm—
md o second time and on motion of Mr.
Stratum refund to committee on meno
. .
H B 26, on not. to prevent the sale of
lunatic-ting liquor to Indians—reed e sec
ond line end referred on motion of Mr.
Terry. to commute on Indian elelrl.
C B M, u ect. repeelln‘f ell In" rele
ting «o feee end cone—re- : second time.
Mr. Bigelow moved to unend by the oddl
tlon of three actions—amendments adop
ted, end on motion of Mr. Poe, bill kid on
noble Ind grinm.
HJ R . relative to the Governor drew
ln‘ out. end using Ihe epproprinlion mode
by the or‘enle not for erection of nblic
building- et the ceplul, rend A thin? time
all“ nenlmonnly—Mr. Poe celllng
Ihe lyee end noon.
3 B 3'l, to Amend the not. unblhhlnf
territorial reed horn Olympln to Montice -
10, end order to much of aid med u lien
in his end Oowliu counties 5 territorial
reed—rend e third time and penned by fol
lowing vote, the eyes nml noel being celled
by Mr. Bel:
Ages-alum. Bigeiow, Hnl, Putter
!» trickier, Yer-tie end Mr. President—6
limp-{(e’n'yilee, Poe Ind Terry—B'.
Order of dey C B 15, en Ict to e'neend
on not here-fin; the county revenue—reed ;
e second tint . This bill providee for the
eloeing of eeloone and drinklng boneee on
the Bebbeth—bill ordered to I third reed- ‘
ing.
H J B 7, relative 'to the epportiotnent
of the hostel-tire Aeeembly. eed unend
nteet edopted. Mr. Hull moved to refer
tooommittee on ednoetlon. Mr. Bigelow
loved to reier to committee on countiee—
amendment loet. Mr. Yentie moved to
emend by lnetreeting committee to report
at efternoon—cerrled.
C 3 fl. en not to emend en not to pro
vide M the Ytlbllc printing end the dietrl
hello-of the ewe end jouruele. Report
filming committee lnid on the teble Sunr
, ceme up in order. The Preeident de
elLd eeid report onto! order no Council
lied the mine dey dole-ted e precisely eim
ller bill. _
0n teen. Mr. Yentle introduced C B
19, on net to mend en ect relating to the
mart of the poor—bill reed e flret time
ordered to e eeeond reeding.
On leave Mr. Milee Introduced C B 80.
u m in reletton to enretiee. reed e tlret
the and ordered to e eeeoed tending.—
Reed e eecond time under Intpenelon o!
rilee end referred to judieiery committee.
' 0e leevo. Mr. Yeotie introduced C B
81, I let to E'mvide for the nblioetion of
theleweof t Id eflionofptbolngiele
tive Aeeembly—bill reed once end ordered
to mend netting.
0’ R 'l, lutrodneed by Mr. Kufl, Ind
reletive to edjonrnment n‘u die, reed e Int
time end ordered to I second reeding.
fie. edjonrned till I r. I.
armour union.
Ir. Yentie from the eelect committee to
whom wee referred the territoriel end conn
ty revenue bill for revieion, reported by
hill 0 B 32—b11l reed e lint time end or
dered to I second reeding.
On mot'on of Mr. Yentie, the vote by
IN“ E. B. 30, the not to ro-orgenize
the county of Pierce wee loet, wu recon
eidered by following vote, Mr. Terry oelling
{or the eyee end noel :
l‘.—Mean. Hit, Pettereon, Strick
ler. eetie end Hr. President—s. »
Noel—Messrs. Rigelovv, Miles. l‘oe eml‘
Terry—t.
OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON TERRITORY, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 571‘833.
I On motion of Mr. Striekler. the bill “as
jtheu postponed till Thursday next. .
On motion of Mr. Bigolorv, Council went
into committee of the whole, Mr. Terry in
the Chair, on C B 80, an act in relation to
safeties, reported from committee on judi
cinry. Council spent lonie time in commit
tee when they rose reported lmck'uid hill
‘with Imendmentl Ind recommended its
i plunge: ‘
The blll And nmeudments on motion of
IMP. Ilul', Vere then ogniu referred to com
mittee on the judicilry.
I Then Idjourned.
Tuuun', Jun. 28, 1855.
Mr. Bigelow, chairmnn of the committee
on judiciary reported buck C B 30. on not
in rel-tion to snretiel, with u substitute
therefor end recommended its adoption.
| Mr. Poe chnirmon of the wmmittee on
memorials reported back II J M 2, without
nmeudmcnt Ind recommended it: passage,
Mr. Ynntia, ehnirmnn of the committee
on Indian nl-irs reported lint-k ll Ii 26,1
an net to revent the Bqu of intoxicating
liquor. to rntliuis with an amendment, and.
recommended it: ldoption.
Mr. Bigelow, chairman of the committee]
on edueltiou reported back II J R 7, with“
an nmendment. ;
C [315, on net unending the act for
mining county revenue was rend a second
time. On motion of Mr. Poe, the bill Wnl
Intended by striking out the words, “upon
the Sebboth dny." whenever they occur
end inserting in lieu hereof “on Sunday";
On motion of Mr. Mi the rules Werl‘ sued
guided to me the bil third time now}
he bill In read I thi limo now and
penned together with its nle. ‘
‘ C B 19, wee rend n ond lime and on
‘motien of Mr. Ynntie referred to commit-l
‘tee on judiciary. I
‘ C B 81, on not to provide for the puhlicn-l
tion of the In" of the 2d union of the
Legielntive Anemhly wne rend n second
time, and on motion of Mr. Terry, referred
to the committee on printing. On motion!
of Mr. Bigclow.'ordcred that the mice be
suspended. end all bill: now on the clerk’-
tnble be reported to the House to-dny.
O B 32, In net to unend the act to pro
vide for ensuing end collecting county nud
territorlnl revenue wne md n lecond time
and laid on the able to be printed.
C B 26. 11l net unending the net fixing
the northern houndnry of Clarke county,
more“ I third time Ind pee-ed together
‘wlth in title.
C J R 7, Wu nndaucond time, nudon
notion of Ir. Bigelow. hid on the able
an Frldny next.
E B 46, 111 net. to llllolld on net to an
tluniu Md royal-tn the erection 0! winner
—wu read I third time Ind [mood togeth
er 1“! [a title.
H J B 7, reported back from the cow‘
ulttoo on doe-tion to-dny with unamH
Inn. was taken tap—amendment ndoptcd.
ad on motion of Mr. Miles, the rules were‘
"upended to red the "solution .third
time now. Road A third time and paused. 1
On motion of Mr. Bigelow, the rulec‘
were nmndod and all bill: pnlod to-dny‘
ordered to be rural-ted to the other Eon-9.1
A mango roll the Home by their‘
clerk, m: §
"Mn. PKIIIDlfl:—I am instructed to
report to you the punge of C B 19, an
act appointlng oflcere for the county 0'
Walla Wall. with amendments, and H J
R relative to the election of territorial om
eerl and at the concurrence of the House
‘thcrerein ; also that the House has indeli
nltely poalpoued C B 11, an act to pro
vide I block for the Wuhlngfon Monu
ment."
H B u, was reed e ucond time end on
motion of Mr. Mile. bid on the teble till
to-morrov. '
Then edjourned. -
Wuxumr. Jan. 24, 1855.
Mr. Blgelow. chelmn of the committee
on judiciary. reported beck C. B. alt—en
act. to emend 111 ect rel-tire to the up
port of the poor—without amendment, end
recommended it pangs.
Mr. Terry, of committee on made and
highway, reported back 0. B. 16—31: eel.
to amend an Act entitled en not in relation
to the conetrlction and malnuiuing roads
——without amendment, and recommended
itepeuege. ‘
Hr. Pattenon, cheirman of the commit
tee on eonntiee, "SOM“ beck H. B. 34—‘
an act to change 0 county eeat of Lewis
county—without amendment, and were re
lieved from further eouideration of the
bill.
‘ c. B. 23—“ act to leglliu the amw‘
imam. of Lovi- county—reported but with
)W by mm“ ou conutiu yup‘
‘tardly, him up, Amendments adopted Ind}
bill ordorofl to t Ihjrd Logging. '
The substitute for C. B. 30-“ wt in
ulntion to linden—report“ yulerdny by
the mime on Judiciary, me up in or-‘
dot, and Council refused to Adopt the sub-i
:ititnu, or order the bill to be rend 3 third‘
me. x
H. J. I. S—nlntive to titles to town
lino—«pm back by eolnmittec on me
morinll on yeuerdny, wu read 5 third time
now, the rules hnving been Inspended. ‘
On motion of Mr. Ynntia, the vote junt‘
taken In recondderod in order to permit
Mr. Strickhr to ole: nn mendment.
Mr. Strickler moved to unend the mo
norinl by striking out an hut clam 3nd
inserting In mndmeut in lieu lhereof,‘
[which wu rud.
' Mr Pulnrwn moved an amendment to‘
W
:1 the amendment, which was ndopted with
-the amendment, untithe ltlelnorini ordered
:,lo a third reudiug ms amended.
Ii (In motion of Mr. Strii-kler, the rules
tin-ere suspended and the niemoriul read it
-, third time.
- 0n the question, shull the memorial posts?
| Mr. ['01: called for the ayes uud noes:
I. Ayt's—liigeiuw, llutl‘, Miles, l'uttesou,
l‘oe, Strivkler, ’l‘et‘ry, Yuntis- :5
ii Sons—Mr. President.
-‘ H. H. 26 —nn net to prevent the sale of
iiutoxicnting liquors to Indium—reported
[bot-k yt-sterduy by the committee on Indi
.nn nfl'airs with an amendment, u'nu taken
iup and amendment ndopted. .
,t‘ On motion of Mr. Pete, the bill was for
ither amended by inserting the word " Iu-
Jdinu " nt'ter “ person."
1 On motion of Mr. Miles, the hill \Vtts
‘ then referred to the committee on judieinry.
i (‘ I! 20—nn net to nmend on net relu
iting to the ttupport of the poor—reported
back by committee on judiciary without
:nmeudinent, was ordered to a third rend:
tug.
' H B 34—nu net to change the countyl
sent of Lewis county—token up. 1
i On motion of Mr. l’oe, the (‘ouucil re-t
txolred itself into committee of the whole
§to consider I! B 3‘.
2 Mr, Patterson in the choir.
| After some time spent therein, the com
;mittee rose and reported the bill bat-k
inithout amendment.
} 0n the question, slmll the bill be orderedi
Ito a third reading? Mr. Bigelow called the‘
laps and noes:
l Ayes—Bixelow, llufl', Patterson, Striek-t
ier. President—s. ’
| Non—Poe, Terry, Ynntis—S.
On motion of Mr. Hull', the rules were
|lnt-pended and the bill rend at third. time.
1 0n the question, Ihnll the bill puss?
Mr. Terry culled the nyen and noes:
l Ayes—Bigelow, lluiY, Pntternon, Strick
ler, President—s.
i Noel—l'oo, Terry. Youth—B.
i H B lti—an act to nmend on net relu
ting to the construction end maintaining of
rondk—reJ-orted buck by committee on
roads on highways without amendment,
was ordered to a third reading.
C B 12—uppointlng otheerl for Wall:-
walln county—reported from the Home
with amendment, taken up, Intendment
concurred in, Ind the bill penned together
with it: ,titlo.
H J It 9—relativo to the election of
territorial odious—wan rend once, and or
dered to e necond roadie .
Leon being games. Mr. Strickler,
chairman of the committee on printing, re
ported back 0 B M—on net to provide
or the publication of the law! of the nec
ond lee-ton of the Legiol-tivo Auetnbly—
nnd recommended that it be indefinitely
poatponed: _
On motion of Mr. Milea, the hill war in
definitely poctponod.
Mr. Poe presented the petition of D.» B.
Brownfield and others, prnying that Con
igreu be memorialized to grant an npnro-
B’iatiou to open a military road from New
nnginon to Olympin.
Mr. Poe presented C J R B—instrncting
our thief-to in Congreu to procure on ap-
Frropriat on of 850 000 for a military road
om Olympie to h'ew Dnngineu—whlch
mu, the role: being lii-pended. read a no
and time now, and referred to the commit
tee on memorinll.
Mr. Hull. awarding to notice given ten
days siace, introduced C B 83—“ net to
change the name of the county seat of
Clarke county —which was read three
times, the rules being suspended, and past
sd with title.
On motion of Mr. Yantis,
Adjom-aed till afternoon.
‘ Anunxoos assaiox.
Mr. Bigeiovv, chairman of the committee
on judiciary, reported back H. B. iii—an
act to prevent the sale of intoxicating
liquor to Indians—with amendment, whicln
was adopted end the bill ordered to third
reading.
Ii B 41-sn net to iocete a territorial
road from New Dunglnese to intersect the
road from Olympia to Monticello—report
ed back from committee on roads and
highways, was taken up, and Mr. Bigeiow
moved to refer the hill to the same com
‘mittee, with instructions to report it back
Iso amended that thread shall be no ex-
Pense to the several counties through which
it runs.
Pending this motion, Mr. Poe moved a
call of the House.
Thv'Sergesut-at-nrms and Door kee er
absent, and after it few moments Mr. ’l‘Lr‘
ry appesred and took his seat, when, on
motion of Mr. Hufl'. the further call of ‘thc
House was suspended.
On motion of Mr. gaff, the bill, H B
41, was laid on the tab e till to-morrow.
A message from the House by their
clerk, as follows:
l “ Mr. President—l em instructed by the
House to report to the Council the pas-ego
of C B 22—“ not to amend 11l act regu
leting the pructice Ind pleadings in prose
cation! for crimes ; H J R relative to the
reduction of the militery reserve at Van
conver, in the lest of which the Council in
‘rcquested to concur.
’ Alto, that the Home non-concur in
Council emendmenta to H B 39."
H B 39, In act to prevent stelliona run
lng at large, returned from the Home with
their nonconcumnce in the council’e unend
mcnt; the question pain; “will the Coun
cil need. from their mndmntl”—,-vm
'detided in the negative On motion nf
i.\lr. Yuutil. ordered that n committee of
‘lwo he nppointed to ionfer with u like
icommith-e on tllcpnrt f the House in re
gard .10 ll ll 39, nmltlzumulments. The
(‘hnir appointed Messrs. Poe and Ynntis
isaid committee on the purl of the Council
ll .l R N, relative to the election of ter
gritnrinl oilir'ers—wns rend onet- and order
_cd to a second reading.
: A invwnnge from the House lay their
‘elerl: \‘lL: ~
' “ \ln. l’iutsmaxr z~l mu instructed to
{repm't llmt the House llOllt'OlK'lll’ in thr
‘Cfmneil amendment to H. J. It. '4'. relntive
to the Ipmrtionment."
l 0n motion of Mr. Higelow, Council l'e
lsolved itnell' into committee of the “hole to
iconsider (‘ B 2&—nn net to amend nll nets
lreunluting costs and fees—Mr. Miles in the
their. .\ fter sometime spent in committee,
"the committee rose and reported through
{their chairman, the hill back with amend
‘nlenti, and nsked to he relieved from the
[further consideration of the bill. Couneil
refused to release the committee. Mr.
Terry in the (heir. After further time
spent in committee, the committee rose and
reported the Bill with other amendments
lWlllcll were adopted. Mr. Ynntis moved
to refer the bill as amended to 3 select
committee composed of Messrs. Miles, Fee
and llnfl, which motion was lost. On mo
tion of Mr. llnil', ordered that the Bill be
referred to a select committee of three.—
The Chair appointed Messrs. Huff, Strick~
Her and Terry, mid committee.
C B 32—nn net to amend an act enti
tled In act to provide for the musing end
icollecting territorial and county revenue—
lwu referred to the committee on ways and
means.
H J R 'l—relntire to the npportioument
returned from the House with their non
concurrence in Council Amendment. The
one-tion shnll the Council recede from their‘
amendment was decided in the ulfirmutive,‘
Illd the Council refused to pass the resolu-‘
tion.
On motion of Mr. Milel, ordered thut nl
committee of three be appointed kirnfl‘
Ind preterit a bill opportioning the pro‘
sentution of the territory. The choir In
nounced Messrs. Miles, Ynntis and Strick
ler u said committee.
Adjourned.
THURSDAY, Jan. 95, 1855.
Absent—Mr. Milan. Jonrnul of yestee‘
defined and upprored.
‘ r. Blgelow, clulrmnn of the committee‘
ton run end media, reported back 0. BA
‘32—an wt to mud n act to provide for
mating cud collecting county Ind territo
rinl revenue—with 11l amendment.
Mr. Terry. lflinlrlnnn of the emailing
on rod: and i Inn]: reported -
B 91—11: net refuting to n torritorlnl rod
from Vuncouver to Cowlitz Fem with on
Amendment. , _ _ ‘
i Mr. Poe, chnirmnn of the committee on
memorials reported beck C J R B—asking
'approtrrlntions for military roads, with an
‘nmen mom.
i Mr. Miles ep cured and took his seat.
1 HJ R B—uilng‘flongrcss, to reduce
‘thc military reserve st Vencouver Ives reed
s second time end on motion of Mr. Miles,
the rules were suspended end the resolution
reed e third time. On the question "shell
the bill psss Y"—Mr. Miles celled the eyes
Iltd noes, and the vote wss unanimous in
the nflirmetive es follows:
Ayes—Messrs. Bigelow, Hum Miles,
Patterson, Poe, Stricklcr, Torry, Ynntis
Mr. President—so the resolution psssed.
H. J. R. o—relntlve to the election of
territoriel omoer wee reed e second time,
end on motion of Mr. Yentis the rules set
pended—the resolution reed s third time
now end pnmd.
0. B. SlS—en act to lcgslise the essess
ment of Covlitz county, wee reed e third
time sud pessed end in title epproved.
C B flit—en act to emend eu act ninth:
‘io the support of the poor wee reed e thi
mime—passed and its title epsroved. -
I HI! lit—en net to emcn en Jsot rele
tire to constructing Ind meinteiulng roeds
--coming of for third tending, on motion
of Mr. Bige ow, the vote by which the bill
was ordered to its third reediug yes recon
sidered-and the bill referred to the commit
toe on reeds and highways.
H B iii—nu not to frevent the selo of
intoxicating liquors to nllions—wes reed
e third time—penned end ite title epproved.
C J M S—Ming for en epproprietion
for military roede, reported back with en
emt-udmcnt by commtltee on memoriels Ives
teken up—smendlncut edopted, end on
motion of Mr. Miles, the rules were sus
pended, the resolution reed e third. time
now and passed nnenimously by the follow
ing vote. Mr. Miles ceiling the eyes end
noes : .
Ayes—Messrs. Bigelow, Ilufl‘, Miles,
Patterson. Poe, Strickler, Terry, Yentis
end Mr. President. '
A message from the House by their
clerk es follows : .
Mn. anner :—I am instructcd by the:
House to report to you the pesssgc of II
M 4—relative to post routes in Washing
ton territory and C B 18, with amendments,
end ask the concurrence of the council
therein."
C B 32—au set to provide for sssessing
end COllectinilcounty end territorial reveuo
110 reported ck by committee on \Vsys
end means with amendments - on the sdop
tion of the smendments, Mr. lligelow clilod
In” “3'oß end noes, end the vote was as fol
on:
i Ali—Messrs. Bigslow and sttisw-B.
Noes— Messrs Bun‘, Miles, Psttorsnn.
" Poe, Sirirkh-r, Tony and Mr. I’rnsidcnt~r
: 7, So the mm-mlment \vns adopted, nnd
V the hill unit-red to A third reading hy the
3thc following- role, Mr. Terry calling the
unycs nml noes.
; Ayes—Alena“. Bigelow, llufl', .‘liles,
Pxitlrrsoil. Poo, Strit-klrr, Terry. Ynntis
- and Mr. President—-nnanimous.
! On motion of Mr. Ynntiv the rules were
‘yhllan‘lltll'll mid tln- liill was rend in third
itinw. Pending the question “shall the hill
.‘ pass '.’"—‘Mrt Ynntin moved in reconsidera-
Vliun of the rote by whirh the hill one or
‘ llL‘l'cd to n third reading that it might be
:ngnin referred, vrhirh motion \vns curried ;
land on motion of Mr. Yutitin the Bill was
. referred, elcvt committee composed of
731085”. it; lligelow and Terry,
: ll B 27—reportod back from committee
ion roads and highway: with 5 recommend
,ution that n former amendment he strit-ken
10 it. The choir (lici led it to be out of nr-V
di-r to consider the report viilhont n recon-i
isiilerutinn of the vote by which the nmend
pnent was adopted. On motion of Mr.‘
illuil‘, that vote was reconsidered, the for
uncr amendment to the bi" stricken out und
ithe hill oudered to be road I third time
!now by title. 0n the question of pomsge,
Mr. President called for the eyes and noes,
and tho vote was us follows :
Ayes—Messrs. Bi low, “of, Miloe,‘
Strickler, Terry Ind aim—7. l
Now—Messrs. You and President—3. i
So the bill wu paused and ita title ap
proved. -
On motion of Mr. Hufl‘, the min were
suspended and all bills on the clerk’s table
which have passed the Council ordered to
be reported to (11-V to the House.
II B ll—un act rclntin to a territorial
road from Stcilncootu to \Funcouvcr being
the order of the dny and the question being
"shnll the bill he read I third time ?——Mr.
Miles moved that it he indefinitely post
poned, and Mr. HutT called the ayes nnd
noon, ond the vote was It follows :
Ayes—Messrs. Bigolow, Huff. Miles,
Patterson, Strickler, ’lerry, Youth Ind Mr.
Pmidentv-LS.
Soon—Mr. Poe. So the bill vru indefi
nitely postponed.
II B 30—nn act to nmeud on act to or
ganize Pierce county was taken up. On the
question of postage, Mr. Terry culled the
ayes and noes, and the vote van no follow:
Ayn—Mensa. Hal, Milan, Putterlou,
Strickler, and Mr. Preaidentr—J).
Noa—Bigclovl, Poo, Terry sud Youth
—4, passed and its title nppmved.
C lß—ou wt to wood the comma
school low—returned from to! Rona. vi
umoodmontl. -
The question being, will the Hon.- cou
cur? the Council concurred in the let, M
and 4th Amendments, and nomucnrred in
the 9d. On motion of Ir. Youth, older
od that a committee of eoofuyuce be ap
pointed to confer with o “to m
rrom the House on the it! Home mend
mcnt to C B 18.
The choir appointed Mean. Blgclow and
Potteroou lnid committee.
H J M Helutivo to poet routu and
man l‘ueilitiea iu thia territory; was told
oncooudorderedtonSdrud is
Mr. Stricller introduced 0 M—on
net ameudotory to an act to amend an act
entitled on let relotlng to demon- old the
mode of “prying "amiss—which 11l
read mm on ordered to a nocond wading.
Then adjourned.
flOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Tum", Jan. 83, 1855.
, House mct pursuant to adjourn out.
i Journall rend Ind Ipproved.
' After various n‘porufrou eta‘dtag eon
mitteu, It. We ins introduced a-jotot
reoolution relative to sweating of tho two
House- in joint convention to elect a Terri
loriol Printer, Torritoriol Auditor, Territo
riol 'l‘renaurer, and Muriel Librurinl.
Read three times and poased.
H B 50—» net nppointing commiuiou
on to «loot the lit. and onperinteud the
erection of the penitentiary—rend so time
and eontinuod on it: 9d reading till tomor
row.
II B 39—im not to prevent eulliou
‘from running et Inge—Woe taken I: end
coneidrod in committee of the whore. in
iglich nmendmenle the Home non-concur
j Home edionrned
‘ ANIMOON union.
Sever-l hille posed their eeoond reed-
Ing, when G B H—en not aligning the
di-trict judges to their respective dietricu
was reed second time.
Mr. Clerk moved to ley on the teble.
Motion lost on the eye: and noel:
Ayes—Briecoe. CAI-eon. Clerk, Cock:
Denny. Bennie, McCool, Wettine, White,
Snooker—lo.
Noel—Ahoruethy, Dog. Guthrie,
Heeld, llendrickeou, Irbiy, cCevv, Spin
ning, Stiiel, Welhce, We ls—ll.
Mr. Ciuvk moved to etrike out the el
ncting clause.
Motion Inn on the eyes And nou, vote
finding the some as before. except thet
Mr. Henniee voted in the negative en‘l Mr.
Guthrie in the arm-Jive. ,
Bill continued on ite $d reeding.
H J B B—reletive to the reduction of
the even of the militery reeerve st Vnncou
vor—reed third time and penned.
C B 'l—en'ect to locate the territoriel
University—reed leoond time end mode
the order of the day for tomorrow.
Route adjourned.
NO. 21.
i \\ nnxnsmr, Jun. 24. 1855.
i Mr. Guthrie introduced nn nct to amend
‘iin nut defining the timu of holding OIL-o
Itions, which was read twice and referred to
lcominittco on elections.
Mr. Guthrie in the chair. a
Mr. Denny moved to take it C B 7——
nn act locating the territorial LPnirerrity.
Agreed to.
1 Mr. Croshie moved to strike out all aiter
ithe enacting claule to the word King in
clusirc, giving his reuron: at mine length.
1 Pending the motion.
House adjourned till 2 r. u.
annvoox.
. Unfinigieji il‘msimeee lnid on. the tnble to
take up relative tot 0 ap urtica
ment of the representation in the Emir
tive Assembly.
The amendment of the Council to which
resolution was non-curred in.
C B 'i was again taken up.
The motion of Mr. Crosbie to ltrih out
was put and lost, on the ayea and noel:
Ayes—Abernothy, Briecoe, Clark, Mo
(‘riw, Stiles, Wutkins, Wallace, Ind Mr.
Speaker—B.
Not-s Carsonl Cook. Denny, Doyle,
Guthrie, Beald, Hendrickaon. Bomb,
lrby. McCool, Spinning, Weill, White—l 3
Mr. Crosbie moved to strike out all one!
the enacting clan-o :nd )i‘nlert “ that a?”
appropriation made or t e purpoaea 'o
L'nireraity be distributed amolg tbe (lilt
eut countiea {or common aehooi para."
The queltion wan argued ha 0-11.
Croebie and Abernathy in the a motive,
and Menu. Denny and Spinning in the
negative. . '
Mes-n. Croabie and Abernathy noted
that they were in favor of one Univeraity
aitunted at who central point, so u to re
ceive the support of all portion. of the M
ritory, oud become an inotitntion of none
importance to the Territory; but i! it nut
be divided, an provided for in the bill be
fore the House, they were decidedly in h
vor of distributing the institution My
among the didereat countiee. ’
Mean. Denny and Spinning contended
that the position oeleoted won "my“
ones, and did not nee why thnt two -
tioae could not he gopuiy founded “at
the appropriation n Congreu, to.
Motion loat on the ayea and non:
Ayn—Brianne, Cor-on, Clark, Stine,
Wallace, Speaker-4. .
Noel—Abernethi. Coca Denny, Doyle,
(itttiiri;&cg.iieitl.M en a, Begin,
Irhy, v, cCool, Spin-in, a.
tine, Well. and White—it. ‘
. Hr. Irby novcdaato ego-d with.
cute at Vancouver. - ,
Motion tent on the aya- and noon; vota‘
atandin II before, Mr. Irby voting ll ~'
animus", making 1 to 1!. i
Hr. Mum-one“ 11. b
'00“. O! Y“ ‘L
ems-H‘s“... t..- ' -
rt commit an . '
Mrfieuaing moved to Spend the Iliad
that the iii hon-do thidthom‘vu.‘
Two-thirda not room", lode-1|“.
On motion 0! Mr. I‘ I B 49
prohibitoa liquor tan—m “h!!!" . .
in“? ea movodto “tit-oat mi
manta . ‘-' ' "
llr. Hendrick». MM 100-d tho
wand-unison to “out“m
nod muchniui." ‘ :
Motion ion. ' .
Motion of Mr. Silica loot. ‘
Mr. Fri-coo moved to and a.“
ing the word “joliilcldol” M m
maul. ,
Lon on ihc lye: and non:
A ep—Brim, Cock, Goth K
can, Stile, Walking Shim.“
Noe- Abernathy, Dam
in, Holdrichon, Hon-h. ‘l, m,
.8 Eli-stud Emu—lo. “1' .~-
may in
and thir'd‘fime not-w "vb
Home sdjonmed. ‘
‘ Tumour, Jan. B‘, m 5. ‘
Hon: um pulp“ in W 2
Save 1 wading eonnithu "ported.
Mr. Won-ca introduced smm to
the Forum-tor Guard mi to pan
mm in thin unitary.
Rad than tin- ud M.
Mr. Irby introdoeod .- set conning
imam: on money. Rejectod.
C. B. s—rehting io prob-u curt
posed with mendmenu.
HBH—n attribute. W
road hon the month oi'theCoiu-hbrk.
to mm o territorial fund from the
Wiliopn river to Boilfort piliu—Rd o
third time Mid rated.
E B 51—re fling to mark! old had.
~read 9d time and Mei-red to Inks! eon
mimo consisting of Spinning,” and ‘
”“s°§°‘.H’ t nun 7mm.” m
u: re 3to
gaming common—mended. ~
min. Siilu moved to Itriko on action d.
I. -
Ir. Oink moved no to mend that the
net Ihouid noi take sleet till the Int of
lurch. Lost.
Adjourned tiii ! p. ill.
Arrnsoon union. '
H 2:25 :2: wow.“
If. no IN" to o :
‘ ”All «{I or plru of och M
used not in conformity with tho profil
fim of thin Act are hereby dechnd null
3nd void from and liter the am city 0!
llflh 1855.” .
to.
8% third time tad pond.
{coxrn‘uu o.\' ”In!" nos.)