Title
Another Letter from Puget Sound: Legislative Doings
Subject
Politics and government
Description
The Legislature's offices were still not complete. The Public Printer position is being linked with the issues of the move of the capitol, the division of the Territory, and the relocation of the Penitentiary. On the 180th ballot the Territorial Council finally elected a Sergeant-at-Arms. Governor Pickering sent a message declaring the office of Public Printer vacant. He appointed a temporary replacement. Seven candidates then applied.
Abstract
A report on legislative bumbling, referring to appointment of a Public Printer, moving of the capitol, the division of the Territory, and the relocation of the Penitentiary.
Creator
"An Occasional Correspondent," "Juno"
Source
Daily Evening Bulletin
Publisher
San Francisco, CA: San Francisco Bulletin Company
Date Issued
1863-01-07
References
Pickering, William T., 1798-1873
Medium
Web
Type
newspaper
Identifier
GT300081637
Bibliographic Citation
Vol. 15, Iss. 76, p. 1, col. E
Spatial Coverage
Olympia; Thurston
Temporal Coverage
December 1862
Provenance
King County Library System database, 19th Century Newspapers
URL
http://infotrac.galegroup.com.ezproxy.kcls.org/itw/infomark/99/472/10029003w16/purl=&dyn=49!zoom_7?sw_aep=kcls
Start Page
1
End Page
1