Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-06-29

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ssonsnIfte~s.
CommIts~e No. lon Legislative,
TudacixTy, corporations, schedule.
sniaceilspeous. Rssolutions-Nessrs
Dsnni~on. Larlbe. Bradshaw, Gil
more and O'dell
Committee No. 2-On executive,
administrative finance. State iusti'u
tons, rights of married women and
exemptions, eminent domain and pro-
pcrty of the state essrs. George,
Steward, Andrews, Hannah and Em
cry.
Committee No. Son education,
preamb g. boundaries, declaration of
ights, distribution of powers, suf-
~ rage and elections, amendments
aessn, Leland, Eldridge, Henry,
Vait and Lacy.
sixth Day.
The following proposition was sub
nitted by Judge Dennison and re-
ierred to the Appropriate Commit
tee:
:" No person in this state shall be
denied the right to pursue any law
full occupation, calling or profession,
on account of sex, nor shall such right
be, in any manner, abridged on &C.
count of SEX"
Eishth Day.
Judge Dennison presented pro-
posing relative to common carriers,
providing a. follows:
" In actions against common car
ners OF passengers to recover dam
ages for personal injuries occasioned
by negligence on the part of the car
riers, slight contributory negligence
on the part of the person injured shall
not constitute defense, but the dam
ages shall be apportioned according
10 the degree of fault"
The learned member of the bar
also presented the following propos-
itions relative to
NAvI0ABLR WATERS.
I. all navigable waters within the
State shall be and remain public high.
ways, free to all citizens of the state
and OF the United States, without tax,
impost or charge, and no tax, wharf
age or charge shall he demanded or
received from the owner of any mer-
chandise or commodity, for the use
OF the shores or any wharf erected on
the shores, or in or over the waters
Of any navigable steam, unless the
same be expressly authorized by law.
2. No navigable stream in this
State shall be bridged, damned or
obstructed by any person or corpora
ton without the authority of law.
Also the following propositions re-
lative to the
RIGHTS OF HUSBAND AND WIFE.
1. All property, both reaa and per-
soual, Of the wife, owned by her BE-
fore marriage, and that acquired
afterwards BY gift, devise, or descent,
shall b her separate property; and
spoa her death shall descend to her
hsirs Ut law, unless otherwise dis
posed II during her life lime, in such
manner - may Be prescribed by Law.
3 Same - 10 Husband.
3 All property acquired after the
nazriage Of hushand and wife, or
sishes. e1esps sob - may b &C.
guireA sesansely By gift, devise. or
1ssrsst, dill b. common property.
- spos ~ de~sh u either shall
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