Report of the Select Committee: Mr. Speaker, Your Select Committee, to Whom was Referred the "Report of the Board of University Regents of Territory of Washington."

This report was produced in the late 19th century by the Legislative Assembly of the Washington Territory. It represents the formal oversight function of the House of Representatives, specifically documenting the findings of a select committee tasked with reviewing the administrative and financial reports of the University of Washington's Board of Regents. Such documents were essential instruments for territorial governance, ensuring legislative transparency and fiscal accountability during the formative years of the region's higher education infrastructure.

The publication follows the standard design conventions for nineteenth-century American government reports, characterized by austere typography, high-rag paper stock, and a utilitarian layout intended for public record and legislative circulation. It serves as a primary historical artifact of the Washington Territorial period, reflecting the political climate and the structural challenges inherent in establishing a state university system prior to Washington's official admission to the Union in 1889.