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Tun-on. Jan. sth, 1858.
. w I“ fit 10 o'clock, A. I.
w II peanut.
m M the Home:
" mat-puny: of H. B. No. 12.
n .14 h "gull“ tho dnlning of munh
and In lads.
tho. EB. No. 18, u act nlnllvo to
(b m of Territorial Arm.
“of 111. Introducfiol of H. B. .\‘o.
I. II Oct lo I|an Ihe southern bounqu
0f min-cg.
lb.‘ . 3., o. 11, nu: Inlhorizing
”Ram" to put the con
fl . any 1m to labor.
‘ . B; No. 1!, m the: up and rnd I
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0| who, I'IIII “landed, and hi“
and taco-d 11¢ch In on th table.
Oct-mu on Pub“. Building- and
Gnu-d- reported but .
I. I. “0‘ 5, n «:1. to amend an gt en
mn at lo and :- net Ippohning
m to whet I site ud superin
hd a. m of tho Puilenlinry,
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h m i an.» plbflc Mildlnp It
a. and ms of un- cox-ritzy.
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8 W Ans-My to Ippoint Guy
m d laid county Mung comm-lon
wh a. Mad constructing the Pen
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‘W-mfio 111-l luau.
~’w M.
"“5. from fiat'mmiltu on
sported I oliovln; to be
M mold. .
inflict nut to view-Id locuto -
y“ Rial m- or lan the hou- of
AIME-I to the Hillary road near
. V. II ;
El”.- 10. 5, rehrlu to Ippolntlug I
“h to rovi- tho km of Wuhi
"I. 30.1, relative to confirming titles
to hi chi-I.
“1!. I. No. ! pnying for on Ippro
"Mb. to “unify citizen- of Wuhing
u W (or worry destroyed during
th U 0 ludhl‘W-r.
’ ' i. Why. (to. eonmiueo on)!”-
od 1... mud but
0...» No. 8. u not Ippmpri-ling money
“no Territorial Trumry to James
and «there.
Minn Ir. Muon introduced the
M Wuhan:
M Omni- olcm ol’ the United
I “ Amy. connndlng in the county
. J Willa-idly In" lulu-fully warned
.9 u «don prohibiting ciliuu of this
Territory (m settling in ceruin por
no. thud. and in Iccordance with aid
«in. hon driven citizens from their
dd- und home- uquind under the
in o" the Uniud Sales, to their (rent
wary, Therefore be it
I“ by Me Ilgidalire Assembly of
H ”flay of Wadi-skm, Thu in our
“in tho uid order: are without the
M of law, and till! the Ictl done
fink-«kn m a high handed outrlgc
“ tho rights and libertier of the Ameri
can
' m hot the Governor be requcst
d to ‘1" 11. proper authorities In Wuah
-111 wry interruntiou on the
a d thh outrageous uupltiou of the!
unitary our Iln civil authority. '
W “at hie beiiete the dune]
motio- to I a wry wont {arm or
an: lav .procllimgd by hlynuu not
11l common lii us nor in-I
m m with OM!-
M. Thu I copy of the Ibove rut-1
doth- he forwnrdod to our Dehgnte in\
Cape“, Ind «bu he be requested to pn-l
“t the Inner to [he proper deporlmenl.
n Wuhuun city. to the end that the
evil my In mid.
Buddha reed 5m and second line, 1
0n notion of Mr Well-cc, i
Laid on the lnble end 60 copies ordered,
to be printed. ‘
On motion 0! Mr. Well-cc,
H. B. No la, lul referred to committee
on Judiciary. 1
On motion of Mr. Wiley,
11. B. N. 13, In Ink np. rend n la‘oud‘
um. and "fund to name. on Military
Alain.
C. B. No. 8, rel-tin to the 1m". of P.‘
Regen, In taken up. ‘
Reed 1 ucond time, i
Ir. Cock loved to strike out 0300‘
lhere ever it ocean and inner! 8150. which“
no link 1
Mr. Wiley moved to amend by inserting
3900. Adopted. ;
0n [notion of Mr. Van Vleel, [
The bill md o third time Ind passed. 1
On motion of Mr. Melon, t
H. B. No. 5, 111 taken up end read 1
second time.
Upon leave Mr. VII Vice! presented In
petition from 1". Fink end 94 others, citi
nnl of Club county, praying the nppoiul
neat. of Bdrm! Chunhroo no one of the
minionen to locate and build the Pen
iteniiery.
Mr. Vnn Vleet moved to Amend
H. B. No. 5, by Itriking out the mime
of G. Barlow and inserting the name of
Edward Chambroo, in mordanco vriih the
aforuaid petition. Lou.
Mamas. from the Home,
' Informing the Council of the pasaaga of
H. B. No. 4, an act to amend an act to
incorporate the city of Vancouver.
Mao, of the introduction of
H. M. No. 'i. praying fora military road
from Port Townsend to interaect the Mili
tary read from Fort Steilacoom to Fort
Vancouver.
Also, 11. B. No. 22, an act concarning
tin partition of Landa.
Alan, B. I. No. 8, relative to the u
tenaion oi the Donation Lav.
' Mr. Wallacc moved to amend
H. B. No. 5, by atriking out the name
of Gay Hayden and inserting that of Ed
ward Cliambron. Lott.
Mr. Van Vloet moved to strike out
the name of Wm. Dillon and insert the
name of Edward Chambron. Loni.
Menage from the Home.
Informing the Council of the introduction
in tho Home of
H. B. No. 83, declaring no" much of the
mum, road It liea within tin limita of.
la'ia ”Illn- ‘l‘orritorial road.
Alto, E. . No. 9, relative to the pay
mant of "Infidel“.
Alan. K. . o. 10, relative to n «mi
'ooin mnil between Olympia and Rank-r.
Also, H. J. B. No. 8. relative to appoint
ing a committee to make a new apportion
lent.
, Aloe, H. B. No. 24, 11l net to eetuhlieh
0 Bond of Pilot Commieeionere for Colum
bie river.
Alec. H. B. No. 35, an not appropriating
comb-tor certain teen.
motionof Mr. Yen Vieet. _
E. B. No. h, we: reed n third time and
an Its 14, Cu taken up, reed flrll
end-round tlme. end
OI lotion 0! Hr. Wiley,
Baum-red to committee on Corporetiou‘e.
Upon lure Ir. Yen Vleet introduced i
A report from the committee on Judi
eiery, to when we- referred HJ. R. 1%.,
I. relutlve to upwind-ix n commiulon toi
urine the love ol W ingteu Territory,‘
firing n nah-tituie therefor. ‘
The “Millie being reed eflrut and “CC”
and line, In
On motion of Mr. Von Vleet,
Reed u third time and pound.
Council lino-med. ‘
Tummy, Jen.ltln, 1858. 1
Council met It the noun] hour. 1
On motion of Mr. Wallace, ‘
C. J. B. No. 8, was taken up, end 1
On motion at llr. Lu Du. . ‘
Reed n third time end penned ununi-i
moody.
Upon leuro Ir. Maxon introduced the
following reeolutione: 1
Wlum. iu the prosecution of the late
Indinn wer, lane I. 813133, lute Gov
ernor of Wuhingtou Territory, proeleiin- ,
ed and enforced Mnrtinl Lew in thel
eonutiee oi Pierce end Thurston, end for
which he receired unmerited condemne
tiou by a certain resolution of the Leg
ielutlve Ambly. panned Jununry 16th,
1867, therefore,
Be it "rolled by the Iqielaline Anemia/y
of Me Iln-rile? of Watilgtoe, The! in
than proclaim ng end enforcing Martini
Lew, we believe Gov. leoec 1. Stevens to
here been netuuted by motive: of the pur
elt patriotism, and with n deeire only for
the nfety, welfere Ind prosperity of the
Territory.
Rewind, Thut in our opinion the state
of the country delunoded thet stringent
men-um should be edoptod. “and such as
could be elected by Martial Law only, and
thet there wee abeolata necmity for the‘
lone, enllciently evidenced by the feet that
the enemy "who, prior to its existence,
. were conetuntly on the alert, and supplied
with information of I" operations,” after
its eniorcemeut were continually struck by,
our gallant troop- and noon reduced to sub?
minion.
Resolved. That the reeolution posed
January 16th, 1857, doe: not now, auddid‘
not at that time, express the opinion of u
majority of the citizen: of Wuhington‘
Territory, but was in direct contravention
of the same, a fact manifested by the tn
umphunt election of Gov. Stevens us our'
Deli-guts to Congress, receiving in such
election, over two-thirds of the votes cast.
; Resolved, That the Secretary of this 'l‘er.
‘ritory he requested to tmnemit copies of
jtheee Resolution: to the Preuident of thc‘
wUuited States, the President of the Senate,
the Speaker of the House of Representin
ilirer. and t" the "Im. lune i. Stem-us "
Resolutions road Int and oecond time,i
and
On motion of Mr. Wnlioce,
laid on the table II! ‘0 copier ordered
[to he printed.
‘ Council ndjourned. .
Fun", Jun. 8, 1858. ‘
Council met at the usual hour.
i Upon leave Mrt Wiley introduced thel
'followiug renolutlou: i
l Ruched by the Count“, Thst in COnlid-r
erution of this the Bth day of Jnnnnry; :1
day upon which Gen. Andrew Jnckson, in‘
command of the American forces, obtnincd‘
each n signal triumph over the Brilish urmsl
in New Orleans, that thin Council do now
[adjourn until 10 o'clock tomorrow morn-i
ling, und thst 32 guns be tired in celebration: r
{of the duy. i
l The Resolution was ldopted, uud
; Council ndjourned. ;
._.... l
f BAfl'iuuv,Jnn. 1!, lm. ’
i Cuungtl met .1 the ounl hour.
CtJ. it. No. :I—relutive to Innis] low—Wu. onl
motion at Mr. [A Du. taken up, nod utter con-iden
hie dileuuion.nad n third time and plied. I
Ir. luxon introduced the (Ninth; resolution : l
" Resolved by the left-Intin Amiga“ the Ter-l
rito of Wuhington, hut the unnunl thank: u!
wisrinxi-intun he, end no molt heortily tendered to
Gov. ti. 1.. Curry.“ Oregon Trritorf”. tor the nhle.
manly, sud truthful deleuoe mule by in, -in hls lut
nnnuui menus. to the‘xrginintun o! reflon, ton
cernlnx the lute Volun oTniuti o the two
Territories, unopposed to the until. oveincntu o!
the Indium in the laid firitll‘ oureltizens; Ind tint
the opinion- entertained 3 the nonnative of Oregon
concerning Gen. Wool. on oil other niden and wet
ter: who ozmputhind with his nainion- and move
mentu, i 4 ereby endured by th Legislature. uud
thst the entire Eat volunteer flirtation of both‘
Terriwriu hut thank-of this (Mature iorlhe‘
nervluu- performed by them." ‘
On notion of Ir. Donut.l the malutlou mu hid
upon the tools end 50 cop urdeled printed for thel
use 0! the Council. ‘
A rue-Inf- Iru received from the Home informing
the Counci o! the tango _o! H. I. No. 6—pruyin‘un
urpropristion hy Ring-reel to buoy out the North
c unnel of the Lulumh river; demo! the introduc
tlouol ILILNo. 11-Jor the moment or the wur
debt ; of H. 11. No. 12—.» 3111.0“. Chrk o! the
Pacific Division of the U. B. A. - of H. B. No. M—in
relutirm to common schools in Wuhingtou Territory;
in! H. I. No. l3—nlntire to pa in certain citizen:
for making emigrant roud over go NIL-hen puns : of
it. B. No. 21—mintlve to weight: Ind manure ; ii.
I. No. H—Ynyinf for u rnilitnry rod from New
Duuglm to ’ort ownlend, Ind the eutehiiuliment
of u military pout I| New Dun‘inosu ; at H. B. No.
lii—relutlvs to thenxuintion of emetic. snd pro
oundlnp in civil notion ; of it. B. ho. n—reiotlve to
the emulation of the niiitlo ; "J. B. No. 9-min
tln to calling “In” the Governor for hi- viesn u n
the wur debt: .B. No. sa—uuthainln; wiilmn
Cooper to euuhiilh a ferry; H. 11. ll—en net to dis
uolve the hoods of mudnony existing hntween Julie
A. Lodlnxhsln end A. L. Ludin‘hun: nud sis-(- of
the POI-T“ 8.1.N0. h—rnying (or u tnrther
nppmprist on to confine A II “mined from Fort
Steinem to Fort Be "rim; of . B. No. lb—sn
set to prevent the hole lutoxiutiu‘ Honors to Kr
rm: HF”. 3’ it: ”:3" ‘f‘ " ”Wm Mm”
or no u at n eel ' II e
o! C. l. u. I—relltive to the emotion of the oilige
of Superintendent of lndiun Allan for Wuhiugton
Territory, with unenduuutn
Adjourned.
Monvaun. llth, 1858.
99min" met st the nan-i hour.
Membere all preeent.
Meeeege from the House informing the
Council thet the Houee had peued Q
H. B. No. 10, en act eppreprieting mon
ey from the Territoriel Treeenry to pay for
certein printing.
Also the following at having been vignedt
by the Speaker:
Memoriel relative to confirming titlee to
chime of eettlere.
Memorial, praying for en approprietion
to indemnify citizene for property destroyed
during the ete Indian Inr.
H. J. 8., relative to appointing a com
mittee to report the exped ncy of appoint
ing e commiaeion to revlee the lure of
Waehington Territory.
An act to view and locate n Territorial
trend from or nenr the honee of J. C. Coch
ran to intereect the militery road near Joe.
Boret'e.
And thet they hove paeeed the following
hilie end reeolutione:
H. B. No. 20, an act todetine the moth
ern honndery of Kiteep county.
11. J. R. No. 10, relative to making
Vancouver n Port of Delivery
II B. No. 19, no act to confer civil ju
,riediction upon the Prohdte Courts, and
[regulate the practice therein.
. Mr. Phillips, from joint committee on
i Enrolled Bille, reported H. B. No. l, and
111. B. No. 5, on being correctly enrolled.
t H. M. No. 5, read a Int end a eecond‘
time, and
I On motion of Mr. Ven Vleet,
Referred to committee on Memoriela.
H. B. No. 15, rend a firet and I second
time, and
On motion of Mr, Denny.
Referred to committee on Judiciery. ‘
H. B. No. 6, road it tint and e eecohd
Itime, end
I On motion of Mr. Wilegl,
i Referred to committee on emoriele.
‘ H. B. No. 25, rend n tiret end I second
itime. and
On motion of Mr. La Du, ~
i Referred to committee on Claims.
! 1!. B. No. 20, read a first and n eocond
i time, end
On motion of Mr. Denny,
Referred to committee on Counties, with
instructions to report at their earliest con-I
ivenience.
i H. J R. No. 10, rend it first and second
time, and
On motion of Mr. \‘nn \‘lect,
Read a third time nnd passed.
. H. B. No. 19, read a first end n second
I time, and
t On motion of Mr. Wiley.
3 Referred to committee on Judicilry. '
, li. B. No. 10, rend I first end a eewnd
|time. and j
j On motion of Mr. Van Vleet,
Referred to committee on claims. i
On motion of Mr. Van Vlect, I
l C. J. R. No. 4, complimentary to Geo;
L. Curry, Governor of Oregon, for the üble,i
finality end truthful defense of the late Vol-i
untocr organization, against Gen. Wool
and others; was lnkcn up, and efter some}
’diecnseion, wus . ‘
‘ On motion of Mr. Van Vleet. ‘
Laid on the table and the Clerk instruct
ed to procure a copy of the late ennnnli
message of the Governor of Oregon for:
‘the ute of the Council, to-morrow. 1
Upon lent-e, Mr. Cock introduced the‘
following resolution:
Resolved by the Council. Tim the com
mittee on Judiciary be instructed to takel
‘iuto consideration the propriety of report
‘ing a bill to secure .5“ landlord in the col
llection of rents. .
3 On motion of Mr. Dcnny, ‘
Rules suspended and the Resolution rend‘
a second time. 1
‘ The question being upon the adoption of l
the Resolution, it svss adopted. *
1 Council adjourned. I
‘r Tuesnn, January 12, 1853. ‘
! Council met pusnnnt to adjournment.
i Members all present.
Mr La Du, chairman of the committee
on Memorials, brought in the report of that
committee, recommending the passage 0!”
1.11. M. No. 6, relative to buoying out the
[north channel of the Columbia river; rc
‘porting back to the Council also, H. M.
‘No. 5, praying for a further appropriation
do complete a military road from Ft. Steil
lacoom to Ft. Bellingham, and asking for
’furlher instructions.
I The message of Gov. Curry vvus nowl
tread, according to a previous request of
l.\lr. Van Vleet.
C. J. R. No. 4. relative to tendering
thanks to Gov. Curry, of Oregon, for the
able defence in his message of the late vol
unteer organization of Washington and
Oregon territories, as against the foul slan
der: of Gen. Wool and his aiders and abst
ters, was duly read, and passed on a vote
of'l uycs and 2 noes.
11. M. No. 6, praying an appropriation
by Congress to buoy out the north chan
nel of the Columbia river, vvas now taken
up and read a third time and passed.
An act to provide for the erection of
public buildings at the seat of government‘.
of this territory, and an act to amend an
act appointing commissioners to select a
site and snfierinteud the erection of the
Penitentiary of Washington Territory, was
now brought in by the Clerk of the House
for the signature of the President.
Council then adjourned.
Wnnassmv, January 13, 1858.
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
A message from the House was brought
in, and alter notice of the introduction of
several bills and memorials in that body,
ave notice of the passage of H. B.l\‘o.
, “An act to establish a board of Pilot
Commissioners for Columbia river." ,
Upon leave, Mr. Van Vlcet introduced a
petition from Joseph Brant and 59 others,
citizens of Clarke county, asking that the
charter of the city of Vancouver be so
amended as to allow all fines and licences
collected and levied within the city limits
to be there expended, and the duties of the
_citiiomcers specified. . i
. B. No. 13. “An act relative to the
distribution 0! Territorial arms," vvas now
taken up on its second reading ; and
On motion of Mr. Wiley,
Read a third time and passed. l
Business from the House : 1
H. B. No. 8. “An act to alter the bound
ary linel'of Whatcom county,” was taken
up and read I tint and aecond time ; end
On motion of Mr. Phillips, ,
Referred to committee on Countiea. ‘
B. B. Ne. 14, ”An act emendatory of
an act incorporating the city of Vencourer,"
wss taken up on ite second reading; and
On motion of Mr. Van Vlect,
Read a third time and pasaed.
H. B. No. 84, “An act to establish a
board of Pilot Commissioners for Columbia
river." waa taken up, read a first and sec
ond time, end i
On motion of Mr. Wallace, I
Referred to committee on Commerce.
H. J. R. No. 18, relative to the employ
ment of 111 Enrolling Clerk, waa tnkep up
and reed n lirat and second time ; and
On motion of Mr. Wiley,
Rulea suepended, and reed a third time
and peeled.
The President gave notice that he would
proceed to sign the following Joint Reso—
tion, relative to appointing committee to
report the expediency of appointing a com
mission>to revise the laws of thia Territory ;]
Memorial praying for an appropriation{
to indemnify citizens for property destroyed
during the late Indian war ; 1
Memorial reletive to confirming titles to
claims of settlers ;
An act umendntory of an act appointing
commissioners to Iclect a lite and lupcriu
tend the construction of the Territorial
Penitentiary ;
An act to provide for the erection of
public buildings at the seat of government
of Wuhington Territory ; ,
An act to view and locate a territorial}
road from the Home of J. U. Cochran to
lhe military road near the house of Joseph l
Borstn ' ' i
11. M. No. 5, praying for a further ap‘
propriation to complete a military road
from Fort Steilacoom to Fort Bellingham,
was nolv taken up, on n motion of. Mr.
Denny, and read a third time and pulsed.
Council then adjourned-
IN HQUSE.
Tuvnanav, January 'lth, 1858.
House met at the uaual lionr.
Mr. Irby introduced
H. J. R. No. 10, relating to making
Vancouver n port of delivery.
Read first time and ordered to a second!
reading.
> Mr. Stillman introduced I
l 11. 15. No. 32, an act to re-locete the'
'Territorial University. Said location to bel
on the Boisfort plains. l
I Read first time and ordered to a second}
i reading. ‘,
l Mr. Hinckley introduced l
3 11. B. .\‘o. 33, "an act to repeal an act
‘entitle-l en ulct to amend an act entitled an
‘act to regn nte marrin used A rilv
‘2oth, 1854." ges, P p '
Read first time and ordered to a second!
(reading. ‘
11. B. No. 30, read second time, fllltl
On motion of Mr. Balch, ‘
H. B. No. 3|, read second time.
Mr. Kelly moved to indefinitely post-1
pone. Lost, by a vote of Bin the ndirma~
live to 19 in the negative.
‘ On motion of Mr. Guthrie,
‘ The bill “I laid on the table and made
the order of the day for to-morrow.
i H. B. No. 87. read second time, and
i On motion of Mr. Batch,
. Referred to committee on Agriculture.
1 H. B. No. 28, read second time, and
,l On motion of Mr. Stillman, l
t Referred to committee on Judiciary.
I 11. M. No. 11, read second time, and
. On motion of Mr. Irby,
i Referred to committee on Military Af
lll'B.
11. M. No. 1%, read second time, and
I On motion of Mr. Balch,
Laid on the table and ordered printed.
l H. M. No, 13, read aecoud time, and
On motion of Mr. Shaw,
Laid on the table and ordered printed.
H. M. No. 14, read second time, and
On motion of Mr. Bradshaw,
Referred to committee on Memorials.
H. B. No. 25, an act to appropriate
money for the payment of certain fees to
B, l“. Kendall and B. P. Anderson, in the
lease of “Inachi.” ,
Read third time and passed, by a vote
of 24 in the affirmative to 3 in the nega
tive.
11. J. R. No. 9, relative to calling upon
the Governor for his views upon the wart
debt. ‘ ‘
Read third time, and
On motion of Mr. Bnleh,
Laid on the table and made the specinl
order of the day for the 4th day of July
next.
I]. M. No. 3, reported back from the
committee on Memorials, coming up, was
On motion of Mr. Guthrie,
Laid on the table and ordered printed.
' The petition of citizens of Pierce county,
—presented by Mr. Meeker—r.” to a
Territorial road, coming up, was
On motion of Mr. Meeker,
Referred to committee on Roads and
Highwaye. .
11. M. No. 4, reported back from com
mittee on Memorials, coming up, wna
On motion of Mr. Peabody,
, Lnid on the table and ordered printed.
Adjourned to 1 o'clock, P. It.
Ancnxoox 8553105.
The petition 0”. A. Packard—pretent
ed by Mr. Crockett—praying for a charter;
for a toll bridge across tbe-Niequally river,‘
coming up, mu
On motion of Mr. Curtis, . l
Referred to a select commits: of fire,‘
three from Thurtou and two at Pierce
county. ‘
The Chair appointed Messrs. Miller, ‘
Baker, and Guthrie, of Thurston, and,
Messrs. Moore and Meeker, of Pierce‘
county, said committee. ‘
The petition of Alexander Abornnthy,‘
and others—presented by Mr. Hutchieon—‘
relative to declaring certain waters naviga
ble, coming up, no
On motion of Mr. Meeker,
Referred to committee on Commerce.
H. M. No. 5, praying for a further up
propriatiou to comple a military road from
’Fort Steilacomm to Fort Bellin ham, re
lported back from committee on Memoriele,
‘ coming up, wen
i - a motion of Mr. -Balch,
Read a third time arid peeled by a unnu
imoaa vote.
0. M. No. 1, reported back from com
mittee on Memorials, coming up, was slight
ly amended, and
On motion of Mr. Meeker,
The 9th day, of January waa a-igned
lfor its third reading.
C. B. No. 3, relative to appropriating
money from the Territorial Treasury to pay
Jas. McDonald and others, {or the arrest
of Patrick ngan.
ltesd first time and ordered to a second
reading.
Substitute for I. J. R. No. 2, relative
to appointing a commission to compile, re
viee, and codify the laws of Washington
Territory, (introduced in the Council.)
Read fint time and ordered to a second
reading.
On motion of Mr. Belch,
i H. B. No. 15, an act to prevent the sale
‘of intoxicating liquors go Kanalras, was
taken from the table, shd ‘
‘ On motion of Mr. Batch, .
Read a third time and passed, and the:
title agreed to. i
On motion of Mr. Guthrie,
' H. B. No. 10, was taken from the table,
and after a abort discussion thereon, was
On motion of Mr. Guthrie,
Laid on the table and made the special
order of the day for the 9th day of Jan.
I H. B. No. 9, coming up, was
,I On motion of Mr. Shaw,
' Laid on the table.
11. B. No. 'i, an act repenlingjuriedic»,
tion of Probate Courts and Justices of the}
Peace, coming up, was
On motion of Mr. Belch,
Indefinitely poetpened.
11. B. No. 3, an act to amend an act, on
titled an act to amend an act to increase
county revenue, coming up, was
On motion of Mr. Meeker,
Xudefinitely postponed.
House adjourned until Saturday the 9th
day of January.
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' Tn: “one! Wan Farah—ln almu-tt every county .
in the State, stepe have been taken to organize vol-‘
nutter companies to fight the Mormons. In the event‘
of arequinition being made by the I‘reeideut upon
Ithla State for troops. In this city and Sacramental
{several companies have already been partially organ!
iized. —S¢u Francisco Herald, In. 5. |
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I Amman—Steamer L'mulilaiim, Hunt!
January 19th, 1858, 23 hours from Belling-I
ham Bay, with mails and passengers, to}
,M. Louison & Co. :
i CONSTITUTION Rename. [
{ Antwan—Jan. 17th, Ship Romain/e;
from Sydney to load with spare at Port!
Townsend for England. 1
1 Brig .‘ila-dmulmn, Johnson, from San]
Francisco for Port Madison, to load with‘
lumber
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victim nah Qrmorrut,
OHIPH. WASHINGTON TERRITORY,
FRIDAY, JANUARY 2‘2, 185 R
‘ J. w. WILEY no IL rvnnn, 2mm”.
‘ “Truth rrnuh'd to earth will rhu- um. ~‘-
Thc eternal yenrn of God are hem." '
Preside-ti Menu. n.
In conformity to promise Imde I‘.“ net, It will he
observed that we have dented I large firm: in to
dny‘n inne in order to be enabled in [fluent to our
rendm the excellent Innunl means: of Pie-idem
ln‘rmnx. In ordrr to do this, and It an Inn:
timi- give pullix ity to n.~ rum-h In pouihle 0! leg“,
tivc proceedings. enacted since the mmhiing ol
thet body. we have cheerfully snrrr-ndcrcd not my,
our entire editorial mlnmnn, l,i.t have mink new,“
encrom him-ma rpnn the rpnce orcnpiml hy our "8W
hir advertising friends. Thln, howl an we will le.
count for nnliyl’nrtnrily to tlum, " in the cnur- of
humnn cventi." The rnesuuge “ill he found I Bm.
paper of mnrkcd rhlliiy : and the following comma.
nicntary notice of it, Illich we find in I lute an“,
0! tin Sun lv‘rnncim'o Hrrnld! in unlghiire 0! our 9'“
views In to the geneml manure: rernnimended m".
in. with condensed pnrtirulnrity 5 .
" The medulla of the i’reuident of lhe
Staten has rmt wnh grelt favor in (‘nlilnrninynlltg
or all grades Irresperth'e u! put . llnd in it I e 1...
and mun-Hy rxpomion or the again: of the “no.
For a quarter of n century no nimilnr doc-mm h.
equalled it In nlvility. und the lui'idnesl with which
every unhject in wt lorth. nnd every point at imm
to the nation in calmly dlficil‘ifl'tl. Important an".
thing are nnnlc. whiv I, if nr-ted upon. will not only
prove lmuelicinl to the country et large, but cmlnntly
no to thie Stntc in wvnrul important pnliicnhns. The
l’n-nhh-nt him again recommended the construction at
the l'm'lflc and Allnntic linilnnd. and h undnluhu
to the extent of his powor, reiterniedyhll rletu on,
thet luhg'ect, nx cxpres-cd In his letter riorto h.
Preeiden inl elr'linn. The Hormon mention my"
due nntiu- nt hi~ hands, and is trend with dining
firmness, whirh rommnndn univcrul res ct, Thi
nhxo, is of deep Interest tn Clllfornln. for WI! not unf
likely that the new reglnienu, required hylhe service
will. to n conuidrmhie extent, be mired in this Rate.
Tile early organization of n Territorial (ioremmm
for Arlznnl in nnotlur Inhfict ln whluh Culilnrll. in
directly inure-ital. Arlmnn paw-eon 111 the rep.
hilitiea (or amt prov-perlty, and in the nnlnnl high.
way over whh‘h the commerce and tnrel hetween
the l'nclilc and Atlantic Stntru mutt unitntlly In.
it is admitted by the most exacting that thin sm.
ha been signall‘y remembered. Ind that hr intent
me hu- rrom be ng ignored by the Executive 0! the
nation." .
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j Luann—Today, between the hour: of I. data,
A. 1.. and t o'clock, 1-. IL. «cording to the do“;
or the L'. S. Supreme Court {or thin Terrltary, Infill,
(Indian). for more than n yrnr nut n prisoner nth
gunrd home of Fort Bleiluoom, charged with .d
convicted of murder, in to he lunged hy the neck
until he I: " dead. nun, DEAD." We have hmlit
educated thet the execution will take piece at Port
Stelluoom.
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l-‘rol lho DIM
l-‘min Air. lumen, 111 Intelligent Inerrhnl It the
Dnllen. who arrived here on mutiny. we lull that
Col. Hugh» had ill-patched 1 letter Iron: Wullmnln
to Fort all“, glving inlorrnntlon' of n rumor wild
hed ruched him hy n reliable lndlan rune”! the
Snake tribe. to the 'ullawlng purport : ‘
There hnd been I conflict In flnlt ble Ville] b
tween n detachment of the U. B. Il’liopl under ou
mnnd of Col. Jnhnlun end I Inperinr i’omol I»
mom. At am, the Mormon- muted the troops. in
Ithey were nit-mud: rnlliod hfi, their cilia-I, nil
turned upon their pnrluern. A ud light end. in
which the troops eventunlly proved victim um
“staining lever. Ins- il killed And I“ the
|Hormone lied the Action.
There nlln reached the Della mother n-w. which
does not com.- vrell authenticated. that the Ctr-e
end Well-avail: indium hid recently mdeved all the
white: in that lei-tion to leave within five Gaye. m
indiu- ny thet white men, who In neither MI
(American) nor King new” men (English) ofivw
furnish them with plent; o! mullet.- In -I-Hw
to light. our peolvle, Ind mm every indie-tin U.-
he futhered, it n evident tht the Mormon- 111 “I
inc ting the "riot“ tribe- to an of n‘pen bully
it me. hesidee. to he 1 universal lent lent ”I
all; Indian-‘10; 3r Noah? “Ind Wentahm 0".
time I trm e n nee Illic
—Porllaad. (omm). fiend-drag». N.”
m
m 333 mm.
fr,- ,‘ .\.va ANA/m-” \MAAM,‘
NOTICE TO mamas.
Linn-11mm: on new ncmnnu errr. l'rmrru or
run. n'uuixaron mind“.
a- A Light will be exhibited on Ind nflertho
[ith a! December next. in the Lighthmue recently
erected nbont one-sixth oi 1 mile the mien“
lot um npit. The Light n I fixed white 53:, of a.
Hid order of Fresnel Ind clevnted 100 feet re nee
‘sen lievel, llld Ihouhl he neon in ricer «when
‘ mm the dm-k nf ”Ii! revving veeeel. 15 untied. or
IT. nutute miles. he utmctnn canal-h oi e ht,-
t-r‘n dwelling nl‘ ptone. with n tmvee ol lyric-I; the 1,-
rer hull dark lend. the lower hell white—lining um
I I. And nurmnlmtcd by In inn lantern pdnkil M.
the entire height beinx M feet.
l The nppmximute latitude end longitude adult
I netic vmlltinn of the light, u given by the cold .-
‘ vcy. In: .
‘ thitnde. _ 48° ll ‘5 I.
.‘ Lanxitudn. "3° 01 30 W.
* lunatic vnmtion, Ii“ 30 E (Aug. 1851)
A FOG BELLmHIM poundu.hu Ilw hurl
md an the extreme mater end 0! the Split, Ihfl ill
line mnded during {only or other ‘hlt‘k vm.h!
Ind night. from the name dnte. The distinctive W
In! drilling the hell will be pniullvlhed hem. I“
striking mm-hinery it in nfmrne building vi. .
Ifrnnt upon to noeire the bell. painted black, lid
'3O (fizz-bore the ground ml In ope. lunch". U“?
VII .
Hy tlf‘lit‘l’ of the Llfilltvflmu noun.
! AIITIIAN IACH'»
Mn]. Tnpngraphlrd El". M ll]-
I mlire. l2lh Liulnvfluun Dim-tot. Sal W'
imam, .\aw. 20, ml. [IM-
I Notice to Mariner!-
i i.|unr~llu|‘sl; 0N 'rA'rom-n "LAND, on CHI rum
i lu‘, wunmamx run-Iron.
r 9A Light will be exhibited on nil alter the 18th
Int December next, in nu Li hum- rec-nil! fl‘
r led on the Light-strut of thin inland. The “I“ :h'.
lnxea white light a an in order of hum-II h
lulu] lu‘l Yet-t nirove me n to. level. 111 M“
Men in clear weether. from the deck of “dam
. \"ch‘l, ll) nnuiim], or 21 mum Hillel. ‘l' undlln
fem-(uh o! a keeper‘n dwelling at atone, .witi I W;
ol brick. whitewashed, min] above it. end name! ».
ml by In iron lantern minted red, the entu‘ MW
being 66 feet.
I The intitudv Ind lnngltude Ind magnetic verb“
lor the Light, u given by the Con» Barrel-“i!
V Latitude 41° 13 15 ~
I lmmitude. 12“ A! 50 Vi
Magnetic Varietion, I)" ‘5 E (July I“ ’)
‘ Ry nrdcr u! the Light-haul: Build.
1 HARTMAN nuns.
. "6". 1-91,. mg. lir. 111.
I ”like. it‘ll: Lluhtfluuu‘ strict. an anm‘ -
.ihin. Km. 20. Min. (-9" ‘_
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3 Ga Kl 'WL‘LLJUR@7 M. @n
luu nuovln ro ru: Inwmo urnr octl'l'lll! If
f I. ~H'IJ'IITIII, Ins li‘l’ltlfl, oLin’U‘
‘THi-I linden-inn] takes thin method 01
l iniurrning the ritlunn at Olympia Inl
innrmnndinn country. that he he opened
i In oilh-e at the nimve piece, for the pru
‘tit'e of MEDICINE In ill \‘lr'lnun hmch- In
we: end will huld himself in reedlnene nt I“ “W' tn
imam tn lny min in the line at hiu ,ymibuioe
whit-h hie entire attention will I»? dermat
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