Washington Territory Legislative Paper 1855-1887

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Washington Territory Legislative Paper 1855-1887

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In part typescript. Journals of the legislative assembly: Council, 1875, 1881, 1885; Journals of the House of Representatives, 1873-1874, 1879, 1885-1886. Includes pamphlet of a report by Select Committee of House on the Board of University Regents. Also, statutes passed by the Legislative Assembly, 1855-1875.

4 containers.; 2 linear feet of shelf space.

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The area of the present day state of Washington was originally part of the Oregon Territory, created by the Federal Government on August 14, 1848. On August 29, 1851, a group of settlers met at Cowlitz Landing (south of present-day Olympia) to petition Congress for a separate “Columbia Territory” covering the area between the Columbia River and 49th parallel. Congress approved the new territory in February 1853, though a change of name, in honor of George Washington, was proposed by Congressman ...

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